As Nigerians mark Workers’ Day, the Accord Party gubernatorial candidate for the November 8th election in Anambra State, Sir Chidi Charles Onyeze, has extended a goodwill message to the resilient people of the state, with a special commendation to the management and staff of the CC Onyeze Humanitarian Foundation.
This year’s celebration, themed “Ensuring Safety and Health at Work in a Changing Climate,” highlights the urgent need for leaders to create secure, supportive work environments; an agenda Onyeze has pledged to champion if elected governor.
In his address, Sir CC Onyeze appreciated the doggedness and enduring spirit of Anambra workers who continue to contribute immensely to the growth and stability of the state despite daunting challenges. He noted that the sacrifices of workers remain the backbone of society and promised that under his administration, such efforts would not go unrecognized or unrewarded.
The Accord Party standard-bearer reiterated his total commitment to leveraging the instrumentality of public office to provide enabling conditions for all Anambrarians to thrive. He emphasized that access to better infrastructure, worker-friendly policies, and support for small businesses will be top priorities if elected.
Speaking to Ndi Anambra in the diaspora, Sir CC Onyeze called for stronger collaboration with the people and government of the state to build the Anambra of the people’s collective dreams. He urged them to invest, mentor, and support local initiatives that empower communities and create jobs.
Beyond politics, he pledged to intensify his humanitarian outreach, promising to extend his philanthropic interventions to all corners of the state, leading the charge for community-driven initiatives that uplift the poor and underserved.
In conclusion, Sir CC Onyeze offered prayers for Anambra workers, assuring them that the days of suffering and unmet needs will soon be over. “Hope is coming,” he declared, adding that with the support of the people on November 8th, a new dawn will emerge for workers and families across Anambra State.
