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MWUN Congratulates Labour, Marine/Blue Economy, Transportation Ministers  Appointment

The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has congratulated some of the newly appointed Ministers by the President of Nigeria and Commander-In-Chief the Armed Forces, Senator Ahmed Bola Tinubu, GCFR..

This was contained In a statement e- signed by Comrade John Kennedy Ikemefuna, Head of Media, MWUN on Wednesday in Lagos.

According to the statement , President General of MWUN Comrade Adewale Adeyanju while congratulating Alhaji Adegboyega Isiaka Oyetola (CON) Hon. Minister of Marine & Blue Economy, noted that the appointment of the new minister as pioneer of the newly created ministry  did not come as a surprise, considering his unparalleled performance as the immediate past Executive Governor of Osun State.

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Adeyanju was quoted further saying  the ex governor ‘s unwavering passion for development of the State, hard work and transparency remain indelible in the hearts of the people.

The Union boss expressed  hopes that the “former Governor will bring to bear on the Ministry, given his wealth of experience towards making the Marine & Blue Economy Ministry first amongst equals; and for the purpose with which it is created, to add core values to the generation of the nation’s economy.”

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He also stated that Oyetola’s counterpart Senator Saidu Ahmed Alkali, Honourable Minister of Transportation appointment as Minister, was no fluke, adding that, it came through merit.

The PG  recalled that the new transportation minister  was a former Commissioner of Information, Gombe State.

“Without a doubt, while serving in his capacity with the  State government, Senator Alkali ushered in a new era of information dissemination to the people of Gombe State.

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“Indeed, his political sojourn in this regard, marked his success and achievements while he held sway. However, assessing his exploits in information management  in the State was additional high point in his administrative proficiency that endeared him to all and sundry.  Indeed, he is poised to deliver as designated.

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He pointed out also that “Dr. Simon Lalong (CON). Hon. Minister for Labour & Employment. Dr. Simon has enviable record of immense achievements as former Executive Governor of Plateau State.

According to him, his appointment therefore was hinged on his antecedents, given his reservoir of experience with which he governed the Plateau.

“Dr Lalong will definitely change the face of Employment & Labour Ministry for the betterment of the citizens, putting into cognizance the level of unemployment in the country.

Adeyanju stated that “Barrister Ezenwo Nyesom Wike (CON). Hon. Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The former Governor of Rivers State is one personality whose numerous achievements in the state can’t be over-emphasised.

“He’s a builder of projects, his doggedness for development stands him out amongst equals. His taste of aesthetic is unique, little wonder he has turned out Port Harcourt into a colourful city to behold.

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“Barr Wike is dubbed “Mr Project” for his pragmatic development style, which is dynamic for all and sundry to see and feel.

Wike is already in the eyes of Nigerians, where he’s expected to transform and restore sanity to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

The Union leader further pledged support for all the aforementioned Ministers in all ramifications towards achieving the desired goals for the maritime and transport sectors respectively;  the Labour & Employment as well towards eradicating the problems of unemployment at least to the barest minimal; while our unflinching commitment and support also goes to the Minister of the FCT in his resolve for the greater development of Abuja and its environ. Once again, congratulations.

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