*🗞DEMOCRAT TIMES🗞*
💧 ```THE SELFLESS, HARDWORKING AND PATRIOTIC NIGERIAN WORKERS (COMMEMORATING WORKER'S DAY)```
🧑 *ABDUL AZEEZ ABDUL MALEEK*
🕰 ```WEDNESDAY MAY 01, 2019```
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💧 All around the world, people try to make ends meet, work and strive to justify their inclusions as important stakeholders who lives of tens of people rests on for survival.
In the wisdom of many, mainly because the available survival means may not meet the hefty demands of themselves and families, they sought for extra works, maybe in business or co-partnership with associates.
💧 The truth is, every sane one wants to be responsible and worthy and thus draws plans and missions to activate that vision.
The distinction between career men and women out there and artisans/non-formal workers is less justifiable in Nigeria context.
💧 One has secured a degree or any academic certificate and fortunate to have a "job" and one is taming the available taste and opportunity to make ends meet. They are all workers.
We have arrived at a point in life where there is no excuse for irresponsibility. Every individual works to make survival out of living.
💧 Confidently and boastfully, I assert that Nigerian workers are selfless, hardworking and patriotic. It is not hyperbolic to state considering the past and justifying it with our present sojourn.
Globally, there are measures in place that certify individuals income and expenses - on ratio of how deep and intense the work at disposal is, the workforce and duration of service.
💧 Many workers work day and night and ensure they have a proposition to life and all that it embodies.
Basically, our workers want and desire shelter, feeding and clothing.
💧 The reality of the world is that basic demands are now beyond the aforementioned trio.
On some and common occasions, workers get less remuneration and incentives to boost their morale and still, they keep working.
💧 Nothing defines patriotism above that. They work exclusively to satisfy the system that employs them.
Aides, secretaries, security agencies, administrative officers, and lots of their kinds no longer have their own lives.
💧 Others people's life (their bosses) have become theirs, and hardly do they measure themselves to connect their own real designed life structures. Their works made them be.
Realistically, lots of people's work are now their career. Many have been made permanent settlers of places they have no initial and ordinary connection with.
💧 They have built new homes, families and extended families (associates, business colleagues and allies).
Many moved down their faraway family members to their reach and then become 'owners' of the land. Work has made many strangers in their real home. Their works made them be.
💧 Therefore, it is no doubt that Nigerian workers are extraordinarily resilient, dedicated, strong, hardworking, focused, devoted and savvy.
The level of devotion they put in their job and work is second to non in honest comparison to other workers of their equals in other nations of the world.
💧 Our workers are advancing in scopes and extensions. Government workers and workers in private establishments do not enjoy equal opportunity (in payment and services rendered) but their level of exertion is practically equal.
They have a spirit of absolute sense of humor and responsibility to their assignments.
💧 I have seen Nigerian workers abandoning their personal life and chase to meet the demands of their works.
It is not because they care less of themselves but they have developed an arousal of love for their work.
💧 Nigerian workers have an uncommon spirit of vigour and love. Truly selfless.
Their unwavering level of support to the system and hardworking spirit has gained them global acknowledgement and sincere universal reckoning.
💧 Our workers are celebrated nationally and internationally. Their prowess is universally acknowledged.
They have received medals and awards in that respect. They are the best we have, and we could not have asked for better ones.
💧 It is not deniable that so few ones exhibit nonchalant attitudes and neglect to their assignments - just like it is in other countries.
They statistics of the mindful and devoted ones outnumber the unruly ones - yet, our workers deserves some thanks.
💧 We appreciate our workers who have kept and still keeping the life of the country rolling.
They have never been tired to do their best and love the system they find themselves.
💧 All workers keep up the breath of this giant nation and they deserve our honest salutations.
On this day every year (May 1st), we remember intelligent, brilliant, committed, tireless, loving and zealous Nigerian workers.
💧 Their services are immeasurable. Their energy is the soul of our country. We can not thank them enough for the services.
May God bless our collective indomitable will. Happy Worker's Day to all Nigerian Workers!
💧 Thanks for your time.
😎 ```AbdulAzeez AbdulMaleek (0903 224 4825) is an educationist, social commentator and gifted writer @ Democrat Times Online```
*PUBLICISTS:*
```HANIF UZAMOT (OLUWALONIKRISS)```
```ADEDAPO YUSUF ADEDAMOLA (FOSSU)```
💧 ```THE SELFLESS, HARDWORKING AND PATRIOTIC NIGERIAN WORKERS (COMMEMORATING WORKER'S DAY)```
🧑 *ABDUL AZEEZ ABDUL MALEEK*
🕰 ```WEDNESDAY MAY 01, 2019```
*...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................*
💧 All around the world, people try to make ends meet, work and strive to justify their inclusions as important stakeholders who lives of tens of people rests on for survival.
In the wisdom of many, mainly because the available survival means may not meet the hefty demands of themselves and families, they sought for extra works, maybe in business or co-partnership with associates.
💧 The truth is, every sane one wants to be responsible and worthy and thus draws plans and missions to activate that vision.
The distinction between career men and women out there and artisans/non-formal workers is less justifiable in Nigeria context.
💧 One has secured a degree or any academic certificate and fortunate to have a "job" and one is taming the available taste and opportunity to make ends meet. They are all workers.
We have arrived at a point in life where there is no excuse for irresponsibility. Every individual works to make survival out of living.
💧 Confidently and boastfully, I assert that Nigerian workers are selfless, hardworking and patriotic. It is not hyperbolic to state considering the past and justifying it with our present sojourn.
Globally, there are measures in place that certify individuals income and expenses - on ratio of how deep and intense the work at disposal is, the workforce and duration of service.
💧 Many workers work day and night and ensure they have a proposition to life and all that it embodies.
Basically, our workers want and desire shelter, feeding and clothing.
💧 The reality of the world is that basic demands are now beyond the aforementioned trio.
On some and common occasions, workers get less remuneration and incentives to boost their morale and still, they keep working.
💧 Nothing defines patriotism above that. They work exclusively to satisfy the system that employs them.
Aides, secretaries, security agencies, administrative officers, and lots of their kinds no longer have their own lives.
💧 Others people's life (their bosses) have become theirs, and hardly do they measure themselves to connect their own real designed life structures. Their works made them be.
Realistically, lots of people's work are now their career. Many have been made permanent settlers of places they have no initial and ordinary connection with.
💧 They have built new homes, families and extended families (associates, business colleagues and allies).
Many moved down their faraway family members to their reach and then become 'owners' of the land. Work has made many strangers in their real home. Their works made them be.
💧 Therefore, it is no doubt that Nigerian workers are extraordinarily resilient, dedicated, strong, hardworking, focused, devoted and savvy.
The level of devotion they put in their job and work is second to non in honest comparison to other workers of their equals in other nations of the world.
💧 Our workers are advancing in scopes and extensions. Government workers and workers in private establishments do not enjoy equal opportunity (in payment and services rendered) but their level of exertion is practically equal.
They have a spirit of absolute sense of humor and responsibility to their assignments.
💧 I have seen Nigerian workers abandoning their personal life and chase to meet the demands of their works.
It is not because they care less of themselves but they have developed an arousal of love for their work.
💧 Nigerian workers have an uncommon spirit of vigour and love. Truly selfless.
Their unwavering level of support to the system and hardworking spirit has gained them global acknowledgement and sincere universal reckoning.
💧 Our workers are celebrated nationally and internationally. Their prowess is universally acknowledged.
They have received medals and awards in that respect. They are the best we have, and we could not have asked for better ones.
💧 It is not deniable that so few ones exhibit nonchalant attitudes and neglect to their assignments - just like it is in other countries.
They statistics of the mindful and devoted ones outnumber the unruly ones - yet, our workers deserves some thanks.
💧 We appreciate our workers who have kept and still keeping the life of the country rolling.
They have never been tired to do their best and love the system they find themselves.
💧 All workers keep up the breath of this giant nation and they deserve our honest salutations.
On this day every year (May 1st), we remember intelligent, brilliant, committed, tireless, loving and zealous Nigerian workers.
💧 Their services are immeasurable. Their energy is the soul of our country. We can not thank them enough for the services.
May God bless our collective indomitable will. Happy Worker's Day to all Nigerian Workers!
💧 Thanks for your time.
😎 ```AbdulAzeez AbdulMaleek (0903 224 4825) is an educationist, social commentator and gifted writer @ Democrat Times Online```
*PUBLICISTS:*
```HANIF UZAMOT (OLUWALONIKRISS)```
```ADEDAPO YUSUF ADEDAMOLA (FOSSU)```
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