He described the commission’s 14,000 employees as the silent engine driving Nigeria’s democracy forward.
The governor said, “I will remain indebted to the workers in the state and under my watch, workers will remain a symbol of excellence
“Today, I join millions of creatives across the nation to commemorate 2024 Workers’ Day.’’
Mrs Tinubu prayed that May Day would continue to be a source of strength, prosperity, and national progress for the country.
“No Nigerian worker will again be allowed to work under inhuman conditions.’’
He assured them of creating a more conducive environment and promoting their prosperity and welfare.
The director-general said that the theme of the 2023 Workers Day was quite apt, especially at a time of national and global engagements.
He noted that the last eight years had been challenging but that the workers have kept the wheel of the state alive.
“As a result of this unfortunate development, we want to inform you that we have decided to shift the venue for the celebration to the streets of Abuja.
Mr Tinubu, in a statement commemorating the annual Workers Day, said Nigerian workers deserve to live in abundance.
