The Apapa Chapter of Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents [ANLCA], has relocated its corporate offices from number 7B Creek Road to number 300 Wharf Road, Lagos.
The move came after men of the National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration Control [NAFDAC] visited the premises on an inspection tour and advised the landlord of the edifice to evict all tenants on health ground.
The structure was formerly occupied by the association and a salt manufacturing company.
The Apapa Chapter of Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents [ANLCA], has relocated its corporate offices from number 7B Creek Road to number 300 Wharf Road, Lagos.
The move came after men of the National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration Control [NAFDAC] visited the premises on an inspection tour and advised the landlord of the edifice to evict all tenants on health ground.
The structure was formerly occupied by the association and a salt manufacturing company.
The Personal Assistant (PA) to the Chairman of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents [ANLCA], Mr. Frank Aliako confirmed the relocation to Shipping Position Daily, yesterday in Lagos.
Aliako said that, ‘’our former landlord is a gentleman, though we don’t have any misunderstanding with him, only that NAFDAC came to the place on inspection and the man gave us reasons why we should leave the place’’.
The P.A said that the relocation by the association had been on since the first week of May, even as he said that the new place is better when compared to the former office.
‘’The new office is located at number 300 Wharf Road and we occupy the first floor and before June 5th, I want to believe that everything will be in place for all of us who have one or two things to do in that office’’, Aliako stated.
He said that the national President of the association, Prince Olayiwola Shittu will visit the new office today (Friday) on a meeting.
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