Benue State Governor, Fr. Hyacinth Alia has declared three days – Thursday, Friday, and Monday – as work-free days for all civil servants in the state. The declaration is in recognition of the “significance of the Easter Triduum to the Christian community in Benue State,” TNT understands.
Secretary to the State Government, Barr. Deborah Aber, disclosed the development in a press statement and went on to say the three work-free days will “enable our hardworking civil servants to participate fully in the sacred celebrations and observances of the Easter Triduum, which holds deep spiritual significance for Christians around the world.”
The rest of the statement reads: “During these days, all government offices and ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs) will be closed. We encourage all citizens to use this opportunity to reflect, recharge, and spend quality time with their loved ones.
“The Governor extends his warmest wishes to all Christians in Benue State and beyond, praying that the Easter celebrations bring joy, peace, and spiritual renewal to all.
“May we emerge from this period of reflection and celebration rejuvenated and strengthened in our faith and service to humanity and a determination for a greater Benue.”
