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NASC Chairman Describes Workers As Engine Room For Democratic Growth


The Executive Chairman of the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC), Chief Saviour Enyiekere has extended his heartfelt greetings to the workers of the National Assembly Service Commission, describing them as the engine room of Nigeria’s democracy.

A statement signed by Emmanuel Anyigor, Director of Public Affairs, on behalf of the Executive Chairman on Friday, Enyiekere conveyed his appreciation of the enormous contributions of the Legislative workers in his message to mark this year’s May Day/ Workers Day Celebration in Abuja.

“Your mandate is the sinew and spine upon which the strength and stability of our National Legislature depends”, he enthused.

He commended their dedication, resilience, and invaluable contributions to Nigeria’s democratic development.

Enyiekere praised the commitment of legislative staff who continue to provide critical support services that ensure the effective functioning of the National Assembly, noting that the role of workers in the Legislature remains indispensable, as their professionalism and hard work sustain the operations of one of the country’s most important democratic institutions.

The NASC Chairman assured staff members that the Commission remains committed to improving their welfare, enhancing career development opportunities, and creating a more conducive working environment for all legislative workers.

According to him, the Commission is already taking steps to implement reforms and policies that will positively impact staff wellbeing, productivity, and morale.

He urged the workers to remain steadfast, diligent, and committed to excellence, assuring them that their sacrifices and contributions would continue to be recognised and rewarded.

He reaffirmed the determination of the Commission to work closely with all relevant stakeholders to ensure that better days lie ahead for legislative workers across the nation.

“Your dedication to duty is highly appreciated. The Commission is committed to ensuring improved welfare and a brighter future for all staff,” he said.

According to the statement, this was Enyiekere’s first Workers’ Day message to the Legislative Workers as his 6th National Assembly Service Commission was inaugurated on 5th May, 2025.



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