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    Atiku blasts Tinubu, says workers are nation’s engine, not tools

    Vincent OsuwoBy Vincent OsuwoMay 1, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar believes that workers play an important part in the country’s growth and success.

    On Thursday, he issued a statement commemorating 2025 Workers’ Day, urging the Federal Government to regard workers as crucial partners in building a great nation, rather than just tools for economic progress.

    Atiku said, “The Nigerian worker remains the indomitable engine driving our nation towards the long-anticipated promise of prosperity.

    “In the face of persistent hardship and inadequate remuneration, Nigerian workers have continued to shoulder the burdens of our economic ambitions with quiet heroism.

    “It is deeply disheartening that those entrusted with the responsibilities of governance and policymaking have failed to respond to this unwavering dedication with tangible support and justice.

    Atiku emphasised the need for greater government accountability.

    He hailed workers as the nation’s heart and strength, encouraging officials to preserve their rights and well-being in order to contribute to the creation of a more equitable society.

    “The labour force is the soul of our nation. It is both the face and the force of the people.

    “Therefore, it is imperative that governments and employers alike put in place robust safeguards to uphold the dignity, rights, and entitlements rightfully due to every worker,” he added.

    Atiku emphasised the importance of collaboration, advising the government and employers to regard workers as equal partners in national progress.

    “I urge policymakers to take inspiration from the theme of this year’s celebration and to engage with the labour force not as a mere instrument but as an equal partner in the journey towards national greatness,” he added.

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