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APC says Nigerian workers are the key drivers of development.

Nigeria’s governing party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) says Nigerian workers are the Key Drivers of development.

The Party appreciated Nigerian workers for staying positive in spite of the challenges they face daily.

The APC said this in its May Day message signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Bolaji Abdullahi.

“The All Progressives Congress extends good wishes and greetings to all Nigerian workers as they join their counterparts across the world in celebrating the 2018 International Workers Day.

“Unarguably, the Nigerian worker remains one of the most dedicated, resilient and hardworking in the world.

“Despite challenges particularly on the economy, we celebrate Nigerian workers for staying positive and being a partner in nation-building as well as contributing towards efforts to take the country to its deserved heights.

“While we felicitate with the various workers unions in the country on the occasion of the International Workers Day celebration, We call on labour and trade unions in the country to continue ongoing dialogue with the government aimed at improving workers salaries and general welfare”APC said.

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