Rivers sets up committee for Nigeria’s 66th independence anniversary
The Rivers State Government has begun preparations for Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary with the inauguration of a Central Planning Committee to coordinate activities for the celebration. The committee was inaugurated in Port Harcourt by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr Dagogo Wokoma, who said it would oversee the planning and execution of programmes approved […] Rivers sets up…
The Rivers State Government has initiated preparations for Nigeria's 66th Independence Anniversary through the formation of a Central Planning Committee, aimed at coordinating the festivities. The committee was formally established in Port Harcourt by the State's Secretary, Dr Dagogo Wokoma. Wokoma affirmed that the committee will manage the planning and execution of approved programs for the milestone celebration.
In a statement released by the State's Head of Information and Public Relations Unit, Juliana Masi, it was revealed that the government started preparations ahead of time to guarantee a successful and memorable event. The anniversary activities will commence with a Juma'at Prayer Service on September 25, followed by an Inter-Denominational Thanksgiving Service on September 27.
The climax of the celebrations will take place on October 1, Nigeria's Independence Day. Wokoma acknowledged the ongoing cooperation of security agencies and relevant Ministries, Departments, and Agencies, in ensuring peaceful celebrations in the past. He encouraged committee members to leverage their expertise and professional knowledge in handling the task, emphasizing the government's commitment to a seamless commemoration.
The State Government vowed to "leave no stone unturned" in its efforts to make the 66th Independence Anniversary celebration a resounding success.
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