News

May Day: Workers are Nigeria’s backbone despite obstacles we’re facing – Peter Obi

Published

12 months ago

May 1, 2024

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), has hailed workers as the backbone of Nigeria, acknowledging their resilience and dedication despite the challenges facing the country.

In his message celebrating the 2024 Workers Day, Obi commended Nigerian workers for their unwavering commitment to the growth and development of the nation. He expressed pride and admiration for their perseverance in the face of adversity.

Obi’s message, posted on X, emphasized the integral role of workers in the nation’s progress. He highlighted their contributions across various sectors, from bustling cities to serene villages, from agricultural fields to bustling markets and ports.

He acknowledged the challenges workers face, including economic hardships, political uncertainties, and social injustices. Despite these obstacles, he praised their unwavering patriotism, resilience, and determination to strive for a brighter future for Nigeria.

Obi expressed solidarity with workers, advocating for their rights and championing their cause. He recognized the sacrifices they make daily to support their families, communities, and contribute to the nation’s well-being.

As the country celebrates Workers’ Day, Obi called for a reaffirmation of commitment to unity, justice, and equality. He urged Nigerians to take pride in their achievements, draw strength from collective resilience, and rededicate themselves to building a better, more prosperous Nigeria for future generations.

Related Topics:May Day Peter Obi Workers Day

Up Next

17-year-old hacker stuns EFCC chairman with impressive IT skills

Don't Miss

Benue state to launch own security outfit

Click to comment

News

Sanwo-Olu Opens Lagos State Commercial Court

“The establishment of the commercial court is a significant milestone in the state’s efforts to promote a conducive business environment and ensure efficient justice delivery”, Governor Sanwo-Olu said.

Published

3 hours ago

April 16, 2025

OhiBaba

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has declared open the newly constructed commercial court of the high court of Lagos at Tapa, in Lagos Island.

The Governor described the new court as a game changer with cutting edged technology where economic barriers and business disputes would be addressed for economic growth believing the court would bring a new era in speedy dispensation of justice within months.

“This development is expected to enhance the state’s judicial system, particularly in commercial dispute resolution.

The establishment of the commercial court is a significant milestone in the state’s efforts to promote a conducive business environment and ensure efficient justice delivery”, Governor Sanwo-Olu said.

The Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice Lawal Pedro SAN, said the State Government would continue to use the judiciary as a tool of economic growth in Lagos through the rule of law.

Pedro said the Lagos state revenue court would entertain matters on recovery of tax, levies, land use charges and prosecution of tax related issues.

Chief judge of Lagos, Justice Kazeem Olanrewaju Alogba, said the edifice would be used for the administration of justice.

News

BREAKING: FG declares Friday, Monday public holidays for Easter celebration

Published

14 hours ago

April 15, 2025

Charles Flames

The Federal Government has declared Friday, April 18, and Monday, April 21, 2025, as public holidays to mark Good Friday and Easter Monday.

This was disclosed by the Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, on Tuesday.

He emphasised the importance of embodying the virtues of the sacrifice and love displayed by Jesus Christ, who had to die for the redemption of man, while greeting Christians on the joyous occasion.

In a statement by the Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Dr Magdalene Ajani, the minister called on Nigerians to use the holiday period to pray for the peace, unity, and stability of the nation.

Details later…