Ex-Chairman of Bonny LGA Salutes Nigerian Workers, Praises Workforce for Dedication, Service Delivery

As the world marks the International Workers’ Day, the immediate past Chairman of Bonny Local Government Area, Dame Anengi Claude-Wilcox has extended warm greetings to workers across Nigeria, commending their hard work, tenacity, and commitment to national progress.

In a statement released to commemorate the occasion, Dame Claude-Wilcox praised the resilience of Nigerian workers in the face of social and economic challenges, acknowledging their critical role in keeping the nation’s wheels turning.

She offered special appreciation to the workforce in Bonny Local Government, noting their contributions to the success of her administration during her time in office.

“On this May Day, I celebrate every Nigerian worker, the teacher shaping minds, the health worker saving lives, the civil servant behind the scenes, and the labourer building our roads. Your efforts are the heartbeat of this country, and your sacrifices will never go unnoticed.”

Drawing from her legacy of inclusive governance and people-focused leadership, Dame Claude-Wilcox emphasized the importance of protecting workers’ rights and creating environments where they can thrive, grow, and feel valued.

She also encouraged government leaders and institutions to renew their commitment to fair labour practices, better working conditions, and investment in human capital.

As the nation reflects on the significance of Workers’ Day, Dame Anengi Claude-Wilcox wished all Nigerian workers renewed strength and pride in the roles they play in building a better future.