Restoring argungu fishing festival testimony of improved security presidency declares

PRESIDENCY DECLARES RESTORATION OF ARGUNGU FISHING FESTIVAL, TESTIMONY TO IMPROVED SECURITY

The Presidency has announced the restoration of the Argungu Fishing Festival, a major cultural event in Nigeria, as a testament to the improved security situation in the country.

The festival, which was suspended in 2013 due to security concerns, is a traditional fishing competition held annually in Argungu, Kebbi State. The event attracts thousands of fishermen and spectators from across the country and is a significant cultural and economic activity for the region.

In a statement, the Presidency said the restoration of the festival is a demonstration of the government's commitment to promoting national unity, cultural heritage, and economic development.

"The restoration of the Argungu Fishing Festival is a significant milestone in our efforts to promote national unity, cultural heritage, and economic development," said the Presidency. "We are confident that this event will not only boost the economy of Kebbi State but also promote national unity and cultural exchange."

The Presidency also commended the people of Kebbi State and the organizers of the festival for their efforts in ensuring the success of the event.

"We commend the people of Kebbi State and the organizers of the festival for their tireless efforts in ensuring the success of this event," said the Presidency. "We are confident that this festival will be a huge success and will continue to promote national unity and cultural heritage."

The Argungu Fishing Festival is expected to take place in February 2023, and preparations are already underway to ensure its success.

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