Your manager says, “This project is due in 20 working days.”

You start counting on the calendar. Skip weekends. Skip public holidays. Lose track. Start over. Get frustrated. Give up.

The Solution

Enter your start date and number of working days. This calculator does all the heavy lifting, skipping Nigerian weekends and public holidays automatically.

How to Use It

Step 1: Pick Your Start Date Select the date you’re counting from (defaults to today).

Step 2: Enter Working Days Type how many working days you need to add (e.g., 10, 20, 45).

Step 3: Calculate Hit “Calculate End Date” and get:

• The exact end date
• Day of the week it falls on
• Total calendar days used
• Number of weekends skipped
• Number of public holidays skipped

What Gets Excluded

• Saturdays and Sundays (Nigerian weekends)
• All Nigerian public holidays (New Year, Workers’ Day, Democracy Day, Independence Day, Christmas, Eid, Easter Monday, etc.)

Real-Life Uses

• HR departments: Calculate notice periods accurately
• Project managers: Set realistic delivery dates
• Procurement teams: Track supplier lead times
• Legal teams: Count statutory timelines
• Freelancers: Calculate client deadlines properly

Why This Matters

Saying “30 working days” is NOT the same as “30 calendar days.” This calculator shows you the difference and prevents missed deadlines.

The Win

Plan projects with zero confusion. Know exactly when things are actually due, accounting for all the days Nigerians don’t work.