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Yuletide: Governor declares two-week holiday

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
December 24, 2024
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Governor Hyacinth Alia has declared a two-week holiday for civil servants in Benue State to celebrate Christmas and New Year.
Alia made the declaration on Tuesday in Makurdi in his Christmas message to Benue people.
The governor said that the holiday commenced on December 24 and ends on January 6, 2025.
He said the essence of the long holiday was to allow workers to enjoy the season with their loved ones.
Alia enjoined them to use the period to engage in farming activities to boost food production and reduce poverty.
“In the spirit of the Yuletide and in conjunction with the Benue Executive Council, I’m pleased to announce an elongated Christmas and New Year for the state workforce.
“This decision underscores our commitment to supporting the well-being of our workforce.
“While you use it to enjoy this festive season with your loved ones, it is also expected that the holiday afford you the time to attend to your various agricultural engagements.”he said
The governor, however, said all essential service providers would devise a schedule to work during the said period.
He listed those offering essential services to include financial institutions, energy providers, security agencies, hospitals, telecommunications, fire service, and water board, among others.
Alia advised the people of the state to continue to imbibe in the spirit of love and peace while remaining committed to a better Benue.
The governor prayed for a peaceful Christmas and New Year celebration.

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