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1st January, 2024 declared statutory public holiday

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In a recent announcement dated December 19, Minister for the Interior, Ambrose Dery (MP), has officially declared Monday, 1st January 2024, as a Statutory Public Holiday throughout the country. The public is urged to observe this day as New Year’s Day.

This declaration means that citizens across the nation can look forward to an extended weekend as they celebrate the arrival of the new year. It also serves as a reminder for individuals, businesses, and communities to plan their activities and events accordingly.

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As the year comes to a close, Minister Ambrose Dery’s decision to designate January 1st as a public holiday emphasizes the significance of the occasion. New Year’s Day is often a time for reflection, resolutions, and celebration, and this official recognition allows everyone to fully embrace the festive spirit.

The general public is encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends, engage in meaningful activities, and participate in events organized to mark the beginning of the new year.

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It is essential to note that Statutory Public Holidays hold special significance in the national calendar, and their observance is crucial for maintaining a sense of unity and shared celebration across the country.

As we welcome 2024, let us join together in commemorating New Year’s Day on Monday, 1st January, and express our gratitude to Minister Ambrose Dery for his decision to make this day a special and recognized occasion for all.

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May this public holiday bring joy, positivity, and a sense of renewal as we embark on a new chapter in the coming year.

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