Minister of arts, tradition, and the inventive economic system, Barrister Hannatu Musa Musawa, has felicitated with staff within the Nigerian inventive trade, as they mark the 2024 Staff’ Day.
The minister acknowledged the contributions of all hardworking creatives throughout the nation to the leisure trade.
A press release made accessible to LEADERSHIP learn, “At this time, I be part of tens of millions of creatives throughout the nation to commemorate the 2024 Staff’ Day. In celebrating this vital day, we recognise and honour your invaluable contributions to our workforce and the economic system.
“We toast to the artists of labour, portray their masterpieces with willpower and keenness. The inventive trade offers jobs, encourages tourism, and boosts income for native companies. Labour research additionally present that the worth added by arts, tradition and leisure to the Nigerian economic system may be very important.
“This 12 months’s Staff’ Day is critical as we acknowledge the tireless efforts of artists, tradition bearers, and artistic staff who proceed to complement our cultural heritage with their skills and dedication.
“As we replicate on the importance of this 12 months’s theme ‘Staff First’, it’s paramount that we recognize the important position that these particular staff play in bringing numerous leisure to households and the group and driving prosperity to our economic system.
“Allow us to use this event to reaffirm our dedication beneath the Renewed Hope of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to create beneficial situations for artists and artistic staff, making certain that they obtain the popularity and help they rightfully deserve. By continued advocacy and funding, we will foster an setting the place our inventive workforce can thrive, contribute, and encourage.
“To all of the devoted creatives who attempt for excellence day by day, going the additional mile to entertain households, I say thanks on your exhausting work and dedication. I enjoin everybody to have fun the exceptional achievements of our workforce and to specific gratitude to all those that contribute to the vibrancy of our arts, tradition, and artistic economic system.”