MAY 1ST: “WITHOUT WORKERS THE ECONOMY WILL NOT BE WORKING” — DIDI-OMAH CONGRATULATE NIGERIAN WORKERS ON WORKER'S DAY

“The primary reason why the economy of any country and company, is working is the workers. The growth of every business is on the shoulder of the staffs.

If we want a striving economy for Nigeria, if you want a progressive growth for your business — take care of the workers.

The workers are the keys of your business, and they are the keys to every country's economy. Your customers are the assets of your business, not your product or service — the customers pays you and keep you in business — same to a country.

The assets of the country is it's citizens and foreign investments. I am happy to be a worker in Nigeria. 

It is not easy to work hard, and still earn little, with the increase in household commodities here in Nigeria. I congratulate all Nigerian workers this day, without workers the economy will not be working.

As a worker, make money fast and build wealth slowly — because you need money for day to day living. Invest in what you understand, and what is legit, that have good structure and have transparent processes; while having patience about the outcome and return of investment.

As a worker, make sure you are saving, have another business of your own — small business or enterprise, invest in yourself. Make sure you have your own house, don't retire being a tennant — it is very bad to keep paying house rents, and hard to sustain in this our current economy.

As a worker, make sure you get married and have children, it is beautiful being married and having your own children around you. Obey the law of the land, and support your religious project and for the growth.

Service to human, and worship to Adonay — should be your watchword, as a true worker.

I repeat, without workers the economy will not be working. I once again happy that a day is set aside to celebrate workers in our great nation, Nigeria. I congratulate all workers working for the good of Nigeria — more success to you all!”

— Didi-Omah Augustine Chinazaekpere