The Federal Government has pledged its commitment to enhancing workers’ welfare and prosperity for all citizens in the country.

Sen. Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, made this pledge in a statement signed by Mr Samuel Olowookere, Director of Press in the ministry to mark the 2018 Workers’ Day celebration.

Ngige said that workers should use the occasion to reminisce about the positive outcomes of the labour’s struggle for better working conditions and decent work environment.

According to him, this is an administration that places a lot of premium on the welfare of workers and all citizenry and has done so in very transparent manner.

“Our openness is to provide enough window for all Nigerians to appreciate the state of the nation and the efforts of the government.

“Our modest achievement in creating an equable condition for job security and improved welfare for workers.

“This is as evident in the fact that no Federal civil or public servant has lost his or her job in the last three years of the administration despite the economic downturn.

“This is as well as the ongoing effort to give effect to a new national minimum wage easily bear out Federal Government’s commitment to the upliftment of the workforce.

“This year’s celebration, therefore, presents an opportunity for a collective reflection on the contributions of the labour movement to national growth.

“We should also reflect on the steadfastness of the Buhari administration to the welfare of workers on the other,‘’ he said.

He, however, called for the continuous support for the success of administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

He said the cardinal objective of the present administration was the revival of the economy; enhancement of the security of the nation and zero tolerance for corruption.

“The Federal Government has so far covered a considerable millage notwithstanding teething challenges.

“I, therefore, solicit your continued support towards bringing these national goals to fruition,’’ he added.

He further assured all workers of better days ahead.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/05/workers-day-fg-pledges-commitment-to.html

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How much are paying workers and how much are u earning in a month Is only God that will judge you people.

Happy Workers Day to hard working Nigerians. #Notalazynigerian

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some are here to work...some to be lazy...and some to make money...and few to spend money. To all workers...If you are working for a living, do not work yourself to death.

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Happy workers' day to the Federal Republic of Nigeria

E don tay wey we dey hearam

edunwablog:
The Federal Government has pledged its commitment to enhancing workers’ welfare and prosperity for all citizens in the country.

Sen. Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, made this pledge in a statement signed by Mr Samuel Olowookere, Director of Press in the ministry to mark the 2018 Workers’ Day celebration.

Ngige said that workers should use the occasion to reminisce about the positive outcomes of the labour’s struggle for better working conditions and decent work environment.

According to him, this is an administration that places a lot of premium on the welfare of workers and all citizenry and has done so in very transparent manner.

“Our openness is to provide enough window for all Nigerians to appreciate the state of the nation and the efforts of the government.

“Our modest achievement in creating an equable condition for job security and improved welfare for workers.

“This is as evident in the fact that no Federal civil or public servant has lost his or her job in the last three years of the administration despite the economic downturn.

“This is as well as the ongoing effort to give effect to a new national minimum wage easily bear out Federal Government’s commitment to the upliftment of the workforce.

“This year’s celebration, therefore, presents an opportunity for a collective reflection on the contributions of the labour movement to national growth.

“We should also reflect on the steadfastness of the Buhari administration to the welfare of workers on the other,‘’ he said.

He, however, called for the continuous support for the success of administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

He said the cardinal objective of the present administration was the revival of the economy; enhancement of the security of the nation and zero tolerance for corruption.

“The Federal Government has so far covered a considerable millage notwithstanding teething challenges.

“I, therefore, solicit your continued support towards bringing these national goals to fruition,’’ he added.

He further assured all workers of better days ahead.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/05/workers-day-fg-pledges-commitment-to.html

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Dear Ngige,
That speech was vague and lacks purpose.
Nothing has changed.

happy workers day to my grand fada for working himself to death in name of serving his father land.....RIP grannny

plegde wey we don the recite since from primary school till today ... is now the federal govt wants to start its own pledge ?

edunwablog:


“This is as evident in the fact that no Federal civil or public servant has lost his or her job in the last three years of the administration despite the economic downturn.

“This is as well as the ongoing effort to give effect to a new national minimum wage easily bear out Federal Government’s commitment to the upliftment of the workforce.


http://www.akelicious.net/2018/05/workers-day-fg-pledges-commitment-to.html

Yes, despite the economic downturn no public servant has lost his/her job, but many are being owed and the minimum wage has still remained the same, but there are flagrant display of looting and sharp practices amongst those in the higher echelon of which the President is not exempted.

Until the minimum wage is reviewed and public sevants have more purchasing power, then we will celebrate Workers Day

- LegDoLand...give your feet a treat

Happy workers day to all staff of VICOMO GLOBAL RESOURCES LIMITED!

hope so. 96,000 Naira minimum wage

I love the month of MAY more than the British love THERESA MAY because it has 3 public holidays and also MY BIRTHDAY

Na today? This Ngige lie pass lai walahi

That should be after you have been voted out. With nothing happening in most of the Parastatal your commitments are just lies

Indeed useless government

Class conflict, frequently referred to as
class warfare or class struggle , is the tension or antagonism which exists in
society due to competing
socioeconomic interests and desires between people of different classes. The view that the class struggle provides the lever for radical social change for the majority .
Class conflict can take many different forms: direct violence, such as wars fought for resources and cheap labor; indirect violence, such as deaths from poverty, starvation, illness or unsafe working conditions; coercion, such as the threat of losing a job or the pulling of an important investment; or ideologically, such as with books and articles. HAPPY WORKERS/LABOUR DAY.

Make this September sha come make we know.

Really?

USELESS government

Una never answer Nasu and SSANU
Johesu still dey on strike.


Fools

Rainmania:
Make this September sha come make we know.

So to you this regime will do as said, haven't you learned from their array of lies and inconsistencies?
Better drop your hope and find somewhere else to make extra income
If the promised salary increase works, good but if not, good just don't trust any government for any good thing

Ngige is a useless, worthless minister. 2019 isn't far sha

LegDoLand:


Yes, despite the economic downturn no public servant has lost his/her job, but many are being owed and the minimum wage has still remained the same, but there are flagrant display of looting and sharp practices amongst those in the higher echelon of which the President is not exempted.

Until the minimum wage is reviewed and public sevants have more purchasing power, then we will celebrate Workers Day

- LegDoLand...give your feet a treat

u have size 38 and 17/20 yrs Old for B/G.how much