BREAKING: FG Declares Public Holidays for Eid ul Fitr Celebration in Nigeria

The Federal Government has announced Eid ul Fitr public holidays for Nigerians to celebrate the end of Ramadan.

The Eid ul Fitr public holidays will allow Muslims across the country to mark the important religious festival with prayers, family gatherings, and celebrations.

According to reports, the government is expected to officially declare the Eid ul Fitr public holidays in March 2026, as the fasting period comes to an end.

Dates for Eid ul Fitr Public Holidays

The Eid ul Fitr public holidays are expected to fall around Friday, March 20, 2026, depending on the sighting of the moon.

Eid ul Fitr is a movable celebration, and the exact date is always confirmed based on lunar observation.

In Nigeria, the Eid ul Fitr public holidays usually come with one or two days off work, allowing both public and private sector workers to rest and celebrate.

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What FG Said About Eid ul Fitr Public Holidays

According to government sources, the Ministry of Interior will make the official announcement for the Eid ul Fitr public holidays.

The Minister of Interior is expected to declare the holidays on behalf of the Federal Government, as done in previous years.

According to reports, the Eid ul Fitr public holidays may lead to a nationwide break, with offices, banks, and government institutions closed temporarily.

Importance of Eid ul Fitr Public Holidays

The Eid ul Fitr public holidays mark the end of Ramadan, a period when Muslims fast and pray for 29 or 30 days.

The celebration is one of the most important Islamic festivals and is observed with prayers, charity, and sharing of food.

The Eid ul Fitr public holidays also give Nigerians time to travel, relax, and spend time with loved ones.