The Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers Union (RATTAWU) has extended warm congratulations to the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President, Comrade Joe Ajaero, and Chairperson of the National Women Commission, Comrade Salamatou Aliu, as the commission holds its quadrennial delegates conference across the country. This gesture underscores the cordial relationship between RATTAWU and the NLC, as well as their shared commitment to promoting workers’ welfare and unity.
RATTAWU, the largest umbrella union for media and cultural workers in Nigeria, wishes all delegates and contestants a peaceful and successful outing. The RATTAWU President, Comrade Prince Emeka Kalu, expressed the union’s goodwill, highlighting the importance of peaceful and successful elections within the NLC’s National Women Commission. This is crucial for the stability and progress of the labour movement.
The NLC’s National Women Commission plays a vital role in advocating for women’s rights and interests within the labour movement. As the gender arm of the Nigerian Workers Umbrella Labour Centre, the commission’s work is essential for promoting gender equality and empowering women in the workforce. RATTAWU’s congratulations and well-wishes reflect their support for the commission’s mission and their desire for a successful outcome.
RATTAWU’s message of congratulations and goodwill is a testament to the union’s commitment to solidarity and cooperation within the labour movement. By extending their support, RATTAWU demonstrates its dedication to collective progress and unity among labour unions in Nigeria. This spirit of cooperation is expected to foster a stronger and more united labour movement.
The RATTAWU President, Comrade Prince Emeka Kalu, also took the opportunity to appreciate the Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Rt. Hon. Nkiruka Onyejiocha, for her support of the Women Committee. Her efforts in enhancing a vibrant women and children advocacy in Nigeria have been commendable, and RATTAWU’s recognition of her work underscores the importance of collaboration between labour unions and government agencies.
The quadrennial delegates conference is a significant event for the NLC’s National Women Commission, marking a new chapter in the commission’s leadership and direction. RATTAWU’s congratulations and support are a testament to the union’s commitment to the success of the labour movement and the empowerment of women within it.
As the largest umbrella union for media and cultural workers, RATTAWU’s gesture is expected to foster a spirit of unity and cooperation among labour unions in Nigeria. With this show of solidarity, RATTAWU and the NLC can work together to promote workers’ welfare and advance the interests of their members.
