CELOHA NIGERIA PRESS STATEMENT ON WORKERS DAY 

Being today is 1th may, which is national workers day, Cel


oha is committed to highlighting some

Workers' problems and solutions are essential for achieving a healthy and productive workforce. Workers are the backbone of any organization, and their well-being is vital to the success of the any government and private institution. However, many workers face a range of problems that can negatively impact their health, productivity, and overall well-being.

  And the Unemployment issues is one of the most significant problems faced by workers around the world. In Nigeria, the unemployment rate is very high, and this can lead to poverty and economic hardship. Unemployed workers may struggle to find gainful employment, leading to frustration and despair, there needs to be a concerted effort to create jobs. This can be achieved through government policies that encourage investment and job creation. Businesses can also play a role by investing in new ventures and expanding existing ones. Training programs can also help workers acquire new skills and find employment.

Also, low wages are another significant problem for workers, particularly in Nigeria. Many workers are paid very low wages, which can make it difficult to make ends meet and provide for their families.

We seriously, need Government institutions and private organizations to be increase the minimum wage. The government can set a minimum wage that is fair and reasonable, and businesses can be encouraged to pay more than the minimum wage to attract and retain workers. Collective bargaining can also help workers negotiate better wages and benefits in Nigeria. 

Security. 

  Nigerian workers are facing many challenges of job insecurity, there needs to be an emphasis on ensuring job security for all workers. This can be achieved through legislation that protects workers' rights and ensures that employers cannot terminate employees arbitrarily. Unions can also play a role by negotiating better job security and benefits such as healthcare and pensions for workers.

And Inadequate working conditions and policies can be a significant problem for workers. Workers may be exposed to dangerous conditions, including long hours, welfare, poor ventilation, and inadequate sanitation.

  Our Organization (CELOHA) have fully Concern and committed towards the ensures of ending Discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, religion, and other factors can be a significant issue for workers, limiting their opportunities and contributing to social and economic inequality.

 there most to be an emphasis on eliminating discrimination in the workplace. At this juncture, government can set and enforce anti-discrimination Policy, and businesses can be encouraged to create a more diverse and inclusive workplace. Training programs can also help workers understand and address discrimination.


In conclusion, workers' problems and solutions are essential for achieving a healthy and productive workforce. Addressing the problems of unemployment, low wages, lack of job security, inadequate working conditions, and discrimination can help to create a more just and equitable workplace. By working together, governments, businesses, and workers can create a better future for all.


We are appreciate and Commendable Workers in Nigeria Happy workers Day.


Msaeed kano

Executive Director

CELOHA NIGERIA 


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