Workers are architects of viable economy – Origin Group Chairman

The Executive Chairman of Origin Tech Group Nigeria, Prince Samuel Joseph Samuel, has described Nigerian workers as the architects of building a strong viable economy for the country. He stated during the 2025 workers’ day, commending the doggedness and resilient spirit of the Nigerian workforce. “They are the builders, thinkers, and doers who are shaping […]

Workers are architects of viable economy – Origin Group Chairman

Origin Tech Group Nigeria

The Executive Chairman of Origin Tech Group Nigeria, Prince Samuel Joseph Samuel, has described Nigerian workers as the architects of building a strong viable economy for the country.

He stated during the 2025 workers’ day, commending the doggedness and resilient spirit of the Nigerian workforce.

“They are the builders, thinkers, and doers who are shaping a self-reliant nation,” he said.

He said his organisation’s workforce has been pivotal to the success of the operations across automobile manufacturing, agricultural mechanisation, infrastructure, and logistics

“Our Group’s workforce, like every nation-builder across the globe, remains central to delivering solutions that improve everyday life for communities across the country.

“Every day, our workers are not just doing jobs. They are solving problems, enabling productivity, and moving Nigeria closer to economic independence. As we honor the contributions of our team and millions of Nigerian workers, we reaffirm our belief in the future of this great nation,” he said.

He acknowledged the challenges confronting the organisation, but stressed that they remain committed to delivering excellent services.

“In the face of challenges, Origin Tech Group Nigeria Limited stands confident that resilience, innovation, and collaboration will drive national progress and prosperity.

“We believe Nigeria has a bright future. When both workers and businesses stay committed to excellence, integrity, and service, they help transform entire sectors and communities,” Samuel added.