In commemoration of the World’s Workers Day, otherwise know as May Day, the Proprietor of Pacesetter Group of Schools, Abuja, Barrister Kenneth Imansuagbon has joined workers in Nigeria to mark the Day.
In his goodwill message Barrister Imansuagbon, who is is popularly called “Rice Man”, sought for a better reward system for workers in the country.
While praying to God for the workers
to have the best of health, he stressed that a better reward system would make the reward of their years of labour fruitful here on earth rather than in heaven.
According to the educationist: “I join workers all over the country, especially in Edo State, on this auspicious occasion of their day tagged ‘Workers Day’. My prayer is that their labour, hardwork, and preserverance should never be in vain.
“I want to also acknowledge and celebrate the tremendous contributions of the hard working class of Nigeria. In deed, your tireless efforts, dedication and commitment to nation building has kept Nigeria going and cannot be over-emphasized despite the obvious challenges.
“May the dutiful workers always count bounties of blessings everywhere they find themselves. This is sure way of getting the right reward for all they have invested in keeping the wheel of the nation’s economic sector moving smoothly without any setback.
“As an employer of labour myself, I see the hours of hardwork my employees put into making the organisation function optimally.
“My wish is that such personnel who put in much effort in their work schedule should always be blessed with heavenly support in their undertakings.”
Going further, Barrister Imansuagbon reminded the workers in Edo State that 2024 is the year of the governorship poll in the state and he count upon their support “so that together we can change the fortunes of the state for the better.”