The Federal Government has declared Thursday, May 1, 2025, a one-day public holiday to mark Workers’ Day celebrations across Nigeria
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Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, Minister of Interior, officially announced the holiday in a statement issued on Tuesday, April 29.
He praised Nigerian workers for their “diligence and sacrifice,” recognizing them as pivotal contributors to both domestic and international growth.
The minister reiterated that “there is dignity in labor,” stressing that commitment to work underpins nation-building.
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Tunji-Ojo underscored the need for peace to drive industrialization and economic expansion, urging workers to foster a culture of innovation and productivity in their respective fields.
He also reaffirmed this administration’s dedication to securing life and property for every resident, Nigerian or foreigner.
While wishing Nigerians a happy celebration, the minister reminded citizens to “keep hope alive” under President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda
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Workers’ Day is observed annually on May 1 worldwide, with Nigeria officially marking it as a public holiday since 1981.
This surprise Thursday holiday gives millions of workers an extended break to celebrate their achievements and reflect on future opportunities.
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