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No Workers, No Nation, Integrity Group Salutes Nigerian Workers, Backs Renewed Hope Agenda
The Integrity Group of Nigeria, also known as The Renewed Hope Agenda Ambassadors, has congratulated Nigerian workers on the occasion of Workers’ Day, describing them as the backbone of national development.
In a statement made available to journalists, the group praised the resilience, dedication, and patriotism of workers across all sectors of the economy, noting that their daily sacrifices continue to sustain governance, industry, and public service delivery.
It said Nigerian workers, including civil servants, private sector employees, security operatives, healthcare professionals, teachers, journalists, artisans, and entrepreneurs, have remained steadfast despite prevailing economic challenges.
According to the group, “no workers, no nation,” stressing that the contributions of workers remain central to economic growth and national stability.
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The National Chairman/Director-General of the Integrity Group of Nigeria, Dr. Oke Idawene, in the statement, reaffirmed that the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu would deliver improved welfare, economic stability, and sustainable development for Nigerian workers.
He noted that ongoing reforms by the administration are aimed at repositioning the economy, restoring the dignity of labour, and creating broader opportunities for citizens.
Dr. Idawene also called on workers to continue to support government policies, urging patience and collective commitment as reforms begin to yield results.
The group, however, encouraged workers to remain optimistic and steadfast, noting that nation-building requires unity, resilience, and shared responsibility.
It concluded by saluting the courage and contributions of Nigerian workers, wishing them a happy Workers’ Day celebration.
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