Government declare Monday and Tuesday as Public Holiday
Government declare Monday and Tuesday as Public Holiday
In a landmark announcement ahead of the 50th anniversary of Ondo State, Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has officially declared Monday, February 2, and Tuesday, February 3, 2026, as public holidays to mark this historic milestone.
The celebration holds deep cultural and historical significance for the people of Ondo State — a moment not only to reflect on five decades of growth, resilience, and shared achievements, but also to look forward to a brighter and more prosperous future.
Governor Aiyedatiwa’s declaration ensures that residents, communities, and organizations across the state can come together to join in the festivities, participate in commemorative events, and celebrate the progress of their beloved home.
These designated holidays provide an opportunity for families, friends, and visitors to engage fully in the cultural programs and activities planned as part of the golden jubilee celebrations. From cultural showcases and historical exhibitions to community gatherings and statewide events, the spirit of unity and pride will be felt throughout Ondo State.
Monday, February 2, 2026, and Tuesday, February 3, 2026, will be observed across the state, allowing businesses, schools, and institutions to take part in the anniversary activities and remembrance events.
The golden anniversary is more than just a date on the calendar — it’s a celebration of the sacrifices of the founding fathers, the perseverance of citizens, and the accomplishments of generations of leaders, communities, and families.
As Ondo State pauses to celebrate, the declaration of these holidays reinforces the spirit of togetherness and collective pride that continues to define this vibrant community.
Happy 50th Anniversary, Ondo State
