66th Independence Anniversary: WoPU congratulates Nigerians, says President Tinubu laying foundation for better future
66th Independence Anniversary: WoPU congratulates Nigerians, says President Tinubu laying foundation for better future A coalition of labour leaders and professionals under the umbrella of Working People United, WoPU has expressed optimism about Nigeria’s future under the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The group made this declaration as the nation celebrated its […] 66th…
On the 66th Independence Anniversary of Nigeria, the Working People United (WoPU) coalition of labour leaders and professionals has expressed optimism about the country's future under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's leadership. The group, comprising professionals and workers from various sectors, including oil and gas, congratulated Nigerians on the occasion of their 66 years of independence and expressed confidence in a brighter future for the nation.
WoPU, known for its commitment to patriotism and social responsibility, vowed to actively shape Nigeria's political direction. They reiterated their unwavering support for President Tinubu's administration, pledging to mobilize the working population to back his reelection bid in 2027. In a congratulatory message, WoPU coordinator-General, Comrade (Prince) Williams Eniredonana Akporeha, acknowledged the achievements of Nigerians in various fields and urged stakeholders to address exploitation, abuse, and prioritize human capital development and youth empowerment.
The coalition emphasized Nigeria's potential to excel globally, citing its abundant human and material resources. They called on all stakeholders to work together to harness these resources and build a stronger nation, recalling the vision of the founding fathers who emphasized national identity, unity, and stability through peaceful planning and cooperation. WoPU stressed that collective effort is essential to unlocking the nation's full potential and achieving all their aspirations.
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