About 10 years after its formation, the National Executive Council (NEC) of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders, (NAGAFF), has been dissolved. The association was established under part C of Decree 1 of 1990.
A signed statement by the NAGFF founder, Dr Boniface Aniebonam, said that the NEC of NAGAFF was dissolved by the Board of Trustees at a meeting held last week and that all the founding fathers of NAGAFF should vacate their present positions in the National Executive Council and be moved to the Board of Trustees of the association.
Consequently, the immediate past national president of NAGAFF, Mr Usman Sanusi has been elected as the chairman of the Board of Trustees, even as the new NEC is expected to hold office for three years after which elections are expected to be conducted.
Also with effect from 1st of June 2010, a new dress code would be introduced for all the association’s members. The dress code include “black/dark” suit with NAGAFF badge embossed as the official dress code.
One of the highpoints of the meeting was the recommendation that fresh brains and ideas should be injected into the new National Executive Council.
Meanwhile, a new executive council has been constituted. It has Mr. Eugene Nweke as the new national president of NAGAFF, while Mr. Increase Uche becomes the secretary general and Mr. Okey Nerus becomes the assistant secretary general.
Others are: Mr. Simeon Nwonu, national PRO, Mr. Oluwole Adeyemi , deputy national president, (airfreight), Obums Anene, deputy national president( seaport), Denis Nwonu, deputy president (land border), Elihu Eshiet ,vice president (airfreight), Uche Nwabude, vice president (western zone), Chief Raph Igwe, vice president (eastern zone), Sali Shittu, vice president (northern zone), Mr. Simeon Olua (national treasurer), Chief Mike Okoye, (national financial secretary), Prince Chris Agba, national chairman, ethics , complaints & discipline, Reginald Njoku, national chairman, (inspectorate& intelligence), Felix Osamudiame, national chairman, (customs agents relations) , Elder Donatus Ofoma, welfare officer, Princess Comfort Uwalaka, asst welfare officer, Barrister Fred Akokhia, legal adviser, Barrister Owudili Alagbu, legal adviser, Ben Igwebuike, presidential liaison officer, and Emeka Onuoha, auditor.
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