Ethiopian Christians are observing Easter nationwide.
Easter, locally known as “Fasika”, is a holy day of religious and social significance among Ethiopian Christians.
Easter is specially marked to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ following his crucifixion on Good Friday.
The faithful gather in churches across the country to attend special services, offering prayers and reflecting on the significance of this sacred event.
Easter also symbolizes the social cohesion and family unity for Christian communities gather to share feasts together. It also brings families together.