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The African Democratic Congress, ADC, governorship candidate in Osun State, Najeem Salaam, has condemned the division within the labour movement in the state, saying the Accord and the All Progressives Congress, APC, are responsible for the disunity.
In a statement signed by the Director-General of Sala’s Governorship Campaign Council, Segun Olanibi, a copy of which was obtained in Osogbo on Saturday, the allegation was contained.
The development came after a separate May Day celebration organised by a faction within the labour movement, the Association of Concerned Local Government Workers.
The group at an event held on Friday at the Olorunda local government council area Secretariat charged political leaders across local government councils to demonstrate more commitment to the welfare of workers.
The association also charged its members to support the All Progressives Congress candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, in the upcoming governorship election and work for his victory.
There were several presentations at the rally which was attended by formal and informal workers in uniform.
Salaam said the emergence of parallel celebrations allegedly aligned to political interests is troubling and detrimental to the unity of workers.
He said, “Workers’ Day is a time of solidarity, not division. It is a day to remember the dignity of labour, the struggles of the workers and our shared commitment to building a better future.
“It is unfortunate and unacceptable that workers are divided along political lines.
The Accord and the APC were exploiting divisions in the labour movement for political purposes, Salaam said, and this was weakening the collective strength of workers.
Disunity, he said, makes it difficult for workers to hold those in power accountable and to demand better welfare.
But the ADC candidate vowed to workers that he would respect and safeguard labour unions from political interference if he becomes the administrator.
“My administration will restore unity in the labour movement by creating an enabling environment where workers can freely organise, engage and advocate, without fear or interference,” he said.
His government would prioritise workers’ welfare, ensure timely payment of salaries and pensions and institute a transparent and inclusive system of engagement with labour groups, he said.
