Nigerians react as Buhari declares Thursday Public Holiday

President Buhari has extended the Public Holidays for Eid-el-Fitr celebrations to a 3 day Sallah fest due to the the Ramadan fast will on Tuesday after a miscalculation.

Check out some of the best Reactions below

See how I’m giving Nigerians plenty public holidays later they’ll say this government is not working. pic.twitter.com/5ciKx9KEoi

— Parosident Buhari (@TheMbuhari) July 5, 2016

lmao dunno how people are so bent on finding issues with Thursday being a public holiday

— Alameen (@Alaheezy) July 5, 2016

The moon be like ‘amoon shine when amoon shine’ ? pic.twitter.com/gjyxJIFUyW

— Gbemi (@_Gbemii) July 5, 2016

The Abuja that I know, this Friday is a public holiday as well. Most civil servants will add Friday to the holidays. Work resumes on Monday.

— Dr Dipo Awojide (@OgbeniDipo) July 5, 2016

Not having opposition is bad for everyone *including* the ruling party. This public holiday foolishness is meat and drink for opposition

— tyro (@DoubleEph) July 5, 2016

So una just dey doll out public holiday for #Nigeria like pure water. So if dem no see moon today? 2 days holiday go be 1 week abi?. SMH!

— Kayode Ogundamisi (@ogundamisi) July 5, 2016

Today is RESTING DAY
Tomorrow is SALLAH DAY
Thursday is SALLAH BOXING DAY pic.twitter.com/ZcaqGHwnKU

— Mr. JAG (@jag_bros) July 5, 2016

“@Henrikachi: BREAKING: FG extends Eid-el-Fitr Public Holiday to Thursday July 7th.
>> ME to my boss. @Gidi_Traffic pic.twitter.com/ImNgmdoo0o

— GIDITRAFFIC (@Gidi_Traffic) July 5, 2016

How can u be angry over a public holiday as a Nigerian ….. This is totally against The NIGERIAN DREAM

— Mr. JAG (@jag_bros) July 5, 2016

Someone is not happy they av declared Thursday as Public Holiday……… There is a solution: GO TO WORK On Thursday ? ?

— Mr. JAG (@jag_bros) July 5, 2016

3 days of Public Holiday, I hope by next Easter when we ask Mary Magdalene if Jesus has risen & she says no we can get an extra day too. Smh

— Ima Rihanna Fenty (@prettiedove) July 5, 2016

Eid-el-Fitr: Nigerian Government extends public holiday. Well, it’s not like we’re big on productivity anyway, so what the heck…

— Remi Sonaiya (@oluremisonaiya) July 5, 2016