By Ken Gbados.
As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to commemorate the 2023 Workers’ Day, Miss Face of Humanity Nigeria (MFOH Nigeria) has tasked stakeholders to ensure that human rights principles are mainstreamed into labour practices in various workplaces and amongst labour unions across the country.
MFOH Nigeria’s Amb. Rita Chika Ezenwa, who made this call on Monday in an advocacy message celebrating this year’s workers’ day also known as International Labour Day observed that mainstreaming human rights in the operations of MDAs as well as in the private sector will ensure a sustainable industrial harmony, improved productivity and efficient service delivery.
“It is in this connection that MFOH Nigeria has and will continue to engage different stakeholders to understand and appreciate the need to deploy and mainstream human rights principles and norms while carrying out their official duties”, MFOH Nigeria stated.
On the other hand, MFOH Nigeria’s Amb. Ezenwa urged the Nigerian workers both in the public and private sector not to renege on their own responsibility of delivering quality and efficient services to justify the trust and confidence reposed in them by their employers.
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Furthermore, MFOH Nigeria used the opportunity to commiserate with the families of those who lost their relations in the line of duty as a result of hazards associated with their occupation or from natural causes, saying that “Nigeria must as a matter of necessity remember them whenever we mark Worker’s Day, given their sacrifices and contributions to nation building, and to humanity at large”, She concluded,
