Pastor Frank Omobude, Chairman of the Edo State Christian Pilgrimage Welfare Board, has expressed heartfelt appreciation to Edo State workers as the state joins the nation to mark Workers Day 2024. Pastor Omobude, renowned church leader and passionate advocate for social justice, lauded the hard work, resilience, and selfless service of Edo workers in advancing the state’s development.
In his Workers Day goodwill message, Pastor Omobude described Edo workers as the backbone of public service, whose diligence and commitment have sustained progress in all sectors, from health and education to infrastructure and public safety.
He acknowledged the challenges workers face, especially given the economic realities in the country, and urged the government to continue prioritizing workers’ welfare and creating an enabling environment for productivity.
Pastor Omobude urged workers to remain steadfast, uphold integrity, and work in unity, emphasizing that their sacrifices do not go unnoticed.
He also prayed for renewed strength, peace, and God’s blessings upon all workers and their families. As celebrations continue, the Chairman called on stakeholders to recognize and reward the vital role of workers in building a prosperous Edo State, expressing optimism for a brighter future for all.