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FG plans low-key celebration for 66th Independence Day
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FG plans low-key celebration for 66th Independence Day

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced a low-key celebration for the 66th Independence Day anniversary, with President Bola Tinubu set to address the nation on October 1. The Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation revealed that an Inter-Ministerial Committee, chaired by Senator George Akume, has been formed to organize the event in Abuja. The committee includes high-ranking officials such as the Minister of Finance, Minister of Information, and National Security Adviser. The celebrations will begin with a World Press Conference on September 24 and culminate in Tinubu's nationwide broadcast on October 1. The focus is on reflecting on the contributions of Nigeria's founding leaders and showcasing recent reforms amidst socio-economic challenges.

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FG plans low-key celebration for 66th Independence Day

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced a low-key celebration for the 66th Independence Day anniversary, with President Bola Tinubu set to address the nation on October 1. The Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation revealed that an Inter-Ministerial Committee, chaired by Senator George Akume, has been formed to organize the event in Abuja. The committee includes high-ranking officials such as the Minister of Finance, Minister of Information, and National Security Adviser. The celebrations will begin with a World Press Conference on September 24 and culminate in Tinubu's nationwide broadcast on October 1. The focus is on reflecting on the contributions of Nigeria's founding leaders and showcasing recent reforms amidst socio-economic challenges.

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