2026: “Do not take Nigerians for granted,” MWUN PG, Bunu warns FG
2026: "Do not take Nigerians for granted," MWUN PG, Bunu warns FG
The Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria (MWUN), under the leadership of Comrade Francis Bunu Abi, celebrates Nigerians on New year, thanking them for their resilience for the year gone, saying that in spite of all the trouble of insecurity, hardship, unemployment, high cost of living and transportation in 2025, ‘my fellow Nigerians” stood firm weathering the storms of socio-economic pressure that had ravaged the country.
The fierce Maritime Labour leader Comrade Bunu, says there’s no other way Nigerians could have survived the year gone, if not for their resilience, thoroughness, endurance, comportment, hope and faith, which has been the characteristics of Nigerians at any difficult situation, in turmoil, or disaster, as the case may be, they have always found recipe from their positive attributes of life. That’s every Nigerian, I know.
The pragmatic labour strategist of the Maritime Workers’ Union, encouraged Nigerians to continue with what he describes of them as one of the “Strongest People” in the world, who can survive in any situation to achieve in the most difficult atmosphere to continue to be what they are, praying that in the New year 2026, all they have passed through will become a situation of joy and a success story of every individual Nigerian which will come in various manifestations.
He urged the federal government of Nigeria to urgently look into the plights of Nigerians, saying that Nigerians have suffered so much lack in the years back, therefore, the “Renewed Hope Agenda” of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR must begin to reflect of Nigerians as we sail into 2026, as this is the only way “my fellow country men” can be compensated for their daily tears of hardship, which they suffered in diverse dimensions.
The foremost Maritime Labour leader in the country, Comrade Bunu also says that Nigerians, having passed through so much tribulation in the country; he also wished the federal government will not take Nigerians for granted for their “thick skin” in surviving the tumultuous situations in the country.
On his final note, the MWUN PG, reiterated that Nigerians don’t have another country the can call their own, but Nigeria; therefore, we must all join hands together to make Nigerians and Nigeria better in the years ahead so that in peace, unity and faith, we can conquer our fears of living in harmony; wishing all Nigerians a prosperous Happy New year, enmeshed in good quality life.
