President Bola Tinubu has announced plans to spend the Eid-El-Fitr holiday in Lagos State, departing from Abuja on Sunday.
According to presidential spokesman Ajuri Ngelale, this decision is a mark of respect for the sacred occasion, symbolizing the end of Ramadan, during which Tinubu will engage in prayers for Nigeria and spend time with family.
The announcement comes amidst heightened political interest, with observers analyzing the potential implications of Tinubu's choice to observe the holiday in Lagos, a move seen as significant given his prominent role in Nigerian politics.
While continuing official duties throughout the holiday period, Tinubu's presence in Lagos underscores the city's importance as a political and cultural hub.
This decision also reflects Tinubu's efforts to maintain close ties with his home state and the Muslim community, signaling a broader message of inclusivity and solidarity.
As preparations are underway for Tinubu's visit, reactions from various stakeholders are awaited, shedding light on the broader implications of this symbolic gesture for Nigerian politics and society.
