Nigeria: The Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, has commended the efforts of Kogi workers and workers across Nigeria on the occasion of this year’s International Workers’ Day. This day provides an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the hard work, dedication, and sacrifices made by workers who form the backbone of our economy.
Bello is proud of Kogi’s workforce, which he considers second to none, and recognizes their significant contribution to the development of the state and the nation. He acknowledges the critical role of workers in the growth of the country and assures them that their sacrifices will not be in vain.
The governor’s administration recognizes the substantial contribution of workers in various sectors, including healthcare, education, agriculture, and manufacturing, and credits their tireless efforts for the success of the state.
Despite the challenges of the past year, workers have remained committed to their work, and Bello pledges his administration’s commitment to continue supporting them, creating an enabling environment for them to thrive and improving their working conditions and welfare.
On this Workers’ Day celebration, Bello once again expresses his heartfelt appreciation to all workers in Kogi State, acknowledging their hard work, dedication, and sacrifices for the state.
The Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, also promises to improve welfare and also promises to provide more jobs to the people. Every year on May 1, International Labour Day is observed to honour the achievements of workers across the world.
Also known as May Day, this day makes people aware of the rights of workers. On this day, people across the globe observe the day by conducting protests, marching, and strikes for the rights of workers and saving them from exploitation.
On this Labor Day, they recognize and honour the dedication and commitment of all those who work tirelessly to drive the progress of this country, as well as cause a positive impact on the societies to which they belong. Their invaluable contributions are recognized.