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Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, has congratulated Nigerian workers on the occasion of the International Workers’ Day, praising their strength, dedication and love for the country, despite the challenges they face at work.
The message was personally signed by him and released through his media aide, Eseme Eyiboh on Friday.
“On this auspicious occasion of Workers’ Day 2026, I, Senator Godswill Akpabio, President of the 10th Senate and chairman of the National Assembly, on behalf of the National Assembly, join millions of Nigerians at home and in the diaspora to commend and congratulate the resilient, industrious and patriotic Nigerian workers whose sweat and sacrifice continue to sustain the heartbeat of our nation,” Akpabio said in the statement.
He highlighted the role of workers in different industries.
Today we salute you, the teachers who shape our tomorrow. The farmers who feed our nation. The doctors and nurses who heal our land. The artisans, traders, civil servants, security personnel and private sector workers whose daily toil build Nigeria. “You are the real heroes of our democracy and the engine of our economy,” he said.
Akpabio admitted that workers are facing challenges including the rising cost of living and pressures at work. “The Senate is committed to improving the welfare of the workers through better laws and policies,” he added.
“The 10th National Assembly understands the challenges workers face, from rising costs of living to workplace demands. I can assure you that the Senate is committed to legislating for a living wage, safer workplaces, pension reforms and policies that create jobs and protect the dignity of labor.
“This commitment is reflected in recent measures such as the new National Minimum Wage Act and welfare packages,” he said.
Akpabio also urged employers to give better care to their workers, noting that a well treated workforce is key to national growth.
On this May Day celebration, I urge public and private sector employers to prioritize the interests of workers. National productivity and prosperity rest on a motivated work force.
He thanked the labour unions for their cooperation and said he would continue to work with them.
“On behalf of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, I salute your courage, I celebrate your contributions and I pledge that we will not relent until every Nigerian worker can look to the future with hope, dignity and confidence.
He concluded the message wishing all Nigerians happy Workers’ Day.
