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Nigeria: Sallah - Nigerian Govt Declares Two Days of Public Holiday

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[Premium Times] The festival is used to mark the importance of obedience and sacrifice as epitomised by the Prophet Ibrahim who, according to Islamic belief, was ordered to kill his son by God, and was willing to obey the order until God replaced the sacrifice with a ram.

Source: allAfrica.com

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