Accountability essential component of responsible leadership: RATTAWU
The Radio Television Theatre and Arts Workers Union of Nigeria (RATTAWU) says accountability and reporting are essential for responsible leadership.
The national vice president of RATTAWU, South-West zone, Dare Durosimi, said this in a statement by the union’s zonal social media director, Olaniyi Fadugba, on Sunday in Lagos.
“By embracing accountability and reporting, leaders promote transparency, encourage responsible behaviour, and drive informed decision-making,” Mr Durosimi said.
The union leader appreciated RATTAWU members for their commitment and participation in the year 2024 union’s activities.
He said the activities included South-West meetings, new minimum wage industrial action, Ekiti State council election, monthly medical screening and South-West SEC & SAC Training.
Mr Durosimi listed other activities and programmes as the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Rain and Harmattan School, South-West three-day zonal workshop, book launch and awards.
“Members’ active participation made these events successful and a reference point for others to emulate.
“We must commend the state council and chapter executives’ involvement, support and solidarity in the face of challenges in pursuit of better welfare for members in the year 2024,” he said.
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