House Of Reps Press Corps Chairperson, Grace Ike, Celebrates Nigerian Workers

…Hails journalists’ sacrifices

Comrade Grace Ike, Chairperson of the House of Representatives’ Press Corps, has extended warm felicitations to Nigerian workers as they commemorate May 1st Day today.
Ike, who is also the Vice Chairman of the Correspondents Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, FCT Council, expressed profound admiration for the resilience and dedication demonstrated by Nigerian workers in very challenging times.
In a statement in Abuja on Wednesday marking the International Workers Day, Comrade Ike acknowledged the commitment of workers to their duties and responsibilities, emphasizing their vital role in driving the nation forward.
She noted that in spite of the numerous obstacles, the Nigerian worker remained steadfast and diligent in the pursuit of a better tomorrow and therefore expressed optimism that the sacrifices workers make will not go unnoticed.
Ike also said their perseverance will ultimately lead to tangible improvements in their lives and the nation as a whole.
In particular, Ike extended her solidarity to the workers in their quest for a new living wage, recognizing the importance of fair compensation for their hard work and dedication.
According to Ike, “The Nigerian worker deserves nothing less than the best, given their significant contributions to the development of the country”.

Continuing, Comrade Ike paid special tribute to members of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) for their invaluable contributions to society.

She particularly applauded their patriotism and commitment to their profession, even in the face of adversity, saying that the crucial role played by journalists in information dissemination, promotion of core values, and defense of national interests are selfless and encompassing.
Ike reaffirmed her support for Nigerian workers and journalists alike, pledging to continue advocating for their rights and welfare, while calling upon all stakeholders to join hands in ensuring that the contributions of workers and journalists are duly recognized and appreciated, both today and in the days to come.