The Labour Institute is in mourning following the passing of former union leader, Frank Kokori, as announced by Voice of Nigeria.

The news of Kokori’s demise comes as a somber moment for the labor community, with his significant contributions to the Nigerian labour movement being celebrated and remembered as an integral part of the country’s history. Frank Kokori’s dedicated involvement in advocating for workers’ rights has left an indelible mark on the fabric of Nigeria’s labor landscape.

This loss signifies the end of an era, evoking emotions of sorrow and reflection within the hearts of many who have been touched by his work. As we commemorate his legacy, it is vital to acknowledge the profound impact he has had on the advancement of workers’ welfare and rights in Nigeria.

Through his steadfast commitment and unwavering determination, Kokori emerged as a leading figure in the fight for labor rights, navigating the intricate terrains of negotiation and advocacy with admirable resolve. His presence will be deeply missed, and his absence leaves a void that will be challenging to fill within the Nigerian labor sphere.

The labor movement stands in solidarity during this period of mourning, honoring the life and contributions of Frank Kokori, a true champion of workers’ rights. His spirit will continue to inspire generations of labor activists and advocates, sustaining a beacon of hope for the pursuit of justice and fairness in the workplace.

As we bid farewell to this remarkable figure, let us carry forward his unwavering dedication to the cause of labor rights, ensuring that his legacy remains vibrantly alive in our collective pursuit of a fair and just working environment for all.