Breaking: Tinubu Faces Pressure to Recognize Isese! — Isese public holiday Nigeria, Ifa religion recognition 2025, August holidays Nigeria
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BREAKING NEWS: The International Council for Ifa Religion has called on President Bola Tinubu to give equal recognition to Isese adherents in Nigeria by declaring August 20 and 21 as public holidays like other regions. https://t.co/chIqfTaRkv
BREAKING NEWS: The International Council for Ifa Religion has called on President Bola Tinubu to give equal recognition to Isese adherents in Nigeria by declaring August 20 and 21 as public holidays like other regions.
In a significant appeal to the Nigerian government, the International Council for Ifa Religion has urged President Bola Tinubu to formally recognize Isese adherents by declaring August 20 and 21 as public holidays. This request aims to honor the cultural and spiritual practices of millions of Nigerians who follow the traditional Ifa religion. Advocates believe that equal recognition of Isese would promote inclusivity and respect for the diverse spiritual beliefs that exist in Nigeria.
The call for public holidays is not just about days off work; it symbolizes acknowledgment of the rich heritage that Isese represents. By declaring these dates as holidays, the government would affirm the importance of traditional religions and their contributions to Nigeria’s cultural fabric. The initiative aligns with the growing movement towards recognizing and celebrating indigenous religions in a country often dominated by major world religions.
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This appeal has garnered support from various community leaders and cultural advocates who emphasize the need for unity in Nigeria’s diverse landscape. The recognition of Isese adherents would not only empower their communities but also encourage dialogue among different faiths, fostering a sense of national identity that embraces all Nigerians.
For more details on this pressing issue, you can check out the full story here. The hope is that the government will heed this call and take steps towards inclusivity that respects all cultural and spiritual practices in Nigeria.
With such efforts, Nigeria can move closer to a society that values and celebrates its rich tapestry of traditions, ensuring that every voice, including those of Isese practitioners, is heard and respected.