Your work matters—Vice President Jane Naana honours labour force on May Day
Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, has extended heartfelt May Day greetings to Ghanaian workers, lauding their resilience and dedication in a powerful message shared via her official Facebook page.
Despite recently traveling abroad for medical treatment following reports of a brief illness, the Vice President, Jane Naana paused to recognize the tireless contributions of Ghana’s workforce—from farmers and traders to teachers, healthcare professionals, artisans, and public servants.
“Your Contributions Shape Our Nation”
In her message, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang expressed deep gratitude to the working people of Ghana:
“I extend my heartfelt appreciation to the hardworking men and women across our country whose dedication keeps our nation moving forward. From our farmers and traders to teachers, healthcare professionals, artisans, public servants and others — your contributions shape the foundation of our national development.”
Her words offered special praise for the perseverance and sacrifices of Ghana’s labour force:
“On behalf of Government, I salute your perseverance, your service, and your vision for a better Ghana. Together, let us continue to advance the cause of labour, uphold the rights of workers, and strive for progress that leaves no one behind.”
A Call for Unity and Progress
Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang concluded her May Day message with a rallying call for unity and optimism:
“Happy May Day to all Ghanaian workers. Your work matters. Your voice matters. And our future matters.”
A Timely Message Amid Health Concerns
Her address comes at a time when many Ghanaians have been concerned about her health, following her recent medical trip abroad. Her public engagement on this significant national day has been widely seen as a reassuring sign of her steady recovery and continued commitment to public service.
As Ghana commemorates International Workers’ Day, the Vice President’s message underscores the administration’s appreciation of labour’s pivotal role in national progress and development.
