The Vice President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Prince Segun Oduntan, has called for greater unity and collaboration among stakeholders at the Lilypond Chapter of the association, emphasizing the need for synergy to drive the chapter’s progress and enhance the association’s overall success.
The call came when a delegation from the chapter, led by Prince Segun Adefioye, visited the ANLCA headquarters in Lagos on Thursday, to strengthen ties and foster progress within the association. The visit also saw the presence of Chairman of Oodua Maritime, Mr. Femi Agbaje as well as other elders and members of the Chapter.
During his address, the ANLCA Vice President, Prince Segun Oduntan urged the delegation to work in harmony and avoid any divisions that could hinder the progress of the chapter. He emphasized the need for members to cooperate with the National Committee on Export, as this synergy is vital for the continued success of both the Lilypond Chapter and the association as a whole.
“Unity among ranks is essential. Working together will not only strengthen the chapter, but also uplift ANLCA on a national level”, Oduntan urged.
Prince Oduntan further assured the stakeholders that he would take concrete steps to enhance their working environment. He promised to liaise with the Customs Area Command of the Lilypond Export Command and Diamond Star to secure a designated space or shed for ANLCA members.
This move, the Vice President explained, would improve operational efficiency and create a better working relationship between the stakeholders and customs officials.
In his remarks, Prince Segun Adefioye expressed appreciation to the National Executives for their support and stated that the purpose of the visit was to pay respects to the National leadership after having engaged with other stakeholders.
Adefioye assured the Vice President that the Lilypond Chapter would remain law-abiding and committed to fostering unity within the association. He also informed the Vice President of an upcoming crucial meeting on the 19th of September, 2024 for all stakeholders at the chapter, aimed at discussing the way forward for the progress of the Lilypond Chapter.
Adefioye however encouraged all members, including former executives and the National Committee on Export, to actively participate in the forthcoming crucial meeting on the 19th of September, 2024 and future deliberations for the collective good of ANLCA.
