As the world celebrates the spirit of hard work and dedication, the Chief Executive Owner and Founder of Bicag Charity Foundation, Mrs. Abidemi Emmanuel congratulates and salutes the resilience and dedication of the workforce in the public and private sectors of the economy, particularly the workers of her non governmental organization shepre. She commended their commitment to the growth of the Foundation and their full and unique implementation of both NGO programmes and policies.
Excerpts from her statement released through her media office reads;
“In my capacity as the Founder of Bicag Charity Foundation, I align myself with all hardworking individuals worldwide, most especially in Sagamu, area of Ogun State and Nigeria at large, on this special day to celebrate workers whose toiling keeps the economy running against all odds. My heartfelt salute and respect to all the workers of every field who contribute to the growth and success of our NGO through their sacrifice, austerity and selfless service, as Bicag Charity Foundation runs on your contributions and you all deserve respect, recognition and a day like this to relax.
Under the able directorship of our Director, Asiwaju Abidemi Bidex, we recognize that the workers are the strong engine room of our foundation and the most important factor of the charity outreach, as such, we the members of the team are all committed to the maximization of your welfare at all times.
Therefore, i seize this occasion to charge all workers at the subnational and outreach areas of the Foundation, to rededicate themselves to the ideals of hard work and remain productive and committed to the optimum service delivery to the vulnerable people of our dear society, while with the complementary efforts of the Management of the Foundation we continue to give due consideration to matters affecting the interest of the less privilege and their welfare.
“Your collective passion and perseverance are the cornerstones of our journey towards excellence. I wish everyone a relaxed and enjoyable Workers’ Day holiday”, Mrs. Emmanuel concluded.