ISESE DAY:LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT DECLARES AUGUST 20 PUBLIC HOLIDAY

A circular dated 18th August and signed by the Head of Service, Lagos State, Mr. 
Bode Agoro has, yet again, bequeathed  recognition on the traditional religion worshippers via a declaration of weds. 20th August as a work-free day in the state in commemoration of this year's Isese Day Celebrations.

According to the circular, the state governor's decision is to reaffirm the commitment of his administration towards promoting the state's indigenous culture, tradition and preserving her heritage while providing necessary support for the traditional institution in the 'state of aquatic splendour'. 

To this end, work resumes on Thursday August 21 at all government offices.


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