As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to mark Workers’ Day 2025, the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON, has extended warm felicitations to the nation’s workforce, commending their unwavering dedication to national development.
In a message released on Thursday, May 1, the First Lady praised Nigerian workers across all sectors—public and private, formal and informal—describing them as “the backbone of our development and the driving force behind our nation’s progress.”
Senator Tinubu emphasized the significance of the day as a moment to reflect on the value of labor and the importance of fairness and opportunity in the workplace.
“This year’s celebration is a reminder of the dignity of labor and the importance of creating opportunities that are fair to all,” she stated.
Recognizing the daily sacrifices made by working Nigerians, she noted, “I salute the men and women who rise each day to go to work and support our economy.”
The First Lady expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the contributions of workers to the growth and stability of the country, adding that their efforts must always be appreciated and supported.
Concluding her message, she offered prayers for continued national prosperity.
“I wish you all a happy Workers’ Day celebration and I pray that our beloved nation continues to prosper and grow in leaps and bounds.”
Her statement aligned with the federal government’s commitment to inclusive economic growth and the welfare of the working population as a cornerstone of its Renewed Hope agenda.
