Steem Cameroon Best day Contest - Friday 20th Sept. 2023

Introduction

Have you ever experienced a day that feels like a little slice of heaven amid your hectic week? For me, that day is none other than my cherished best day of the week It's a day I eagerly look forward to, a day when the burdens of work and the demands of everyday life momentarily fade away, and I get to indulge in the simple pleasures that make it truly special." I have to go to my favorite restaurants, sit out to have my favorite drinks, and sometimes go to clubs.

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Friday as my best day of the week

Whenever I hear the word, Thank God it's Friday (TGIF) there is this excitement that I feel. Because I now have the time to rest, hang out, and have all the free time to myself. Many social events, parties, and gatherings tend to happen on Friday evenings and throughout the weekend, making it a great day for fun and socializing.

Getting to meet your friends you've not seen during the weekdays because of your busy schedule makes it even more exciting. Getting to talk about your week, what has happened in the office, and how your boss has been stressing you (lol). Friday holds religious significance, such as the Islamic holy day of Jumu'ah here. You need to see how people dress in their white caftan, and prayer mats all looking white and clean going to the mosques.

This religious significance means that many Nigerians participate in communal worship and reflection, making Friday a day of spiritual renewal and community connection. The Muslims don't joke with Friday prayers.

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Many social and cultural events, such as weddings, birthdays, naming ceremonies, anniversary celebrations, and other parties, are often scheduled for Fridays and weekends in Nigeria. This makes Friday the starting point for a variety of enjoyable social activities and gatherings. As a Nigerian, you do not want to miss any social gatherings on Saturdays.

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At any point you visit Nigeria, try and attend any of the Yoruba parties or any celebration. Lots of foods, dances, different asoebi (dress codes), and bands. Or even the Igbo traditional marriage, you will have a lot to say about them when you eventually go back to your country.

Not to forget this, many Nigerians use Friday evenings and weekends to spend quality time with their families, strengthening bonds and creating cherished memories. Some tend to take the family shopping, cinema, or playgrounds like Magic Land. These are some of the things that help us stay close to our family even though some parts of the week make us too busy.

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When you think of Friday as a student, you think about the beginning of staying off school stress for at least 2 days. Aside from that, schools close at noon every Friday.
Friday marks the end of the school week and the beginning of the weekend. Friday is a day associated with anticipation and excitement for the upcoming leisure time.

Friday represents the gateway to some experiences like hiking, outdoor events, and even camping. There are lots of exciting things to be done on Friday. Friday also allows them to showcase their culture through their dressing.

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Conclusion
Today is Friday, don't just close from work and go and sleep. Sit out with your friends, don't turn to a couch in your room. Invite your friends for dinner and even a drink. Chat with tell, and share your week with them. The stress at work and others.
make Friday a day to associate with a lighter and happier mood.

I hope you enjoyed reading about my best day of the week and i look forward to reading yours too.

I'm inviting @emmy01,@alisson001 @sirexcellence01 and @dar22 to participate in this contest.