IWD- Adeyanju Salutes Women: Mothers of Nations, Symbols of Peace

By Rosemary Ugiomoh

Comrade (Dr) Adewale Adeyanju, Deputy President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and President of the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), has praised women worldwide on International Women’s Day, commending their strength and resilience. He described women as “mothers of all nations” and the source of humanity. According to him, without women, the world would be an “empty space, devoid of life”.

Adeyanju encouraged women to be proactive in their various fields, reminding them that dignity comes with hard work. He noted that successful women are those who refuse to be intimidated in a male-dominated world.

The labour leader urged women to keep fighting for their rights, especially in leadership and nation-building roles.He thanked women for their contributions to society, citing their role as symbols of peace.

Adeyanju prayed that women’s efforts in nation-building would not be in vain, saying God rewards diligence.He encouraged women to be role models, leading by example. The Oyo Prince expressed gratitude to women doing great things in their professions.

Comrade (Dr) Adeyanju’s message on International Women’s Day highlights the crucial role women play in  the society.

He acknowledges their strength and resilience, emphasizing their importance in nation-building and peacekeeping.

The NLC Deputy President’s words of encouragement and appreciation suggest a recognition of the challenges women face and the need for continued support.

By urging women to be role models and uphold their rights, Adeyanju implies that their contributions are vital to societal progress. Ultimately, his message conveys a sense of solidarity and appreciation for women’s efforts, inspiring them to keep pushing boundaries.