PHOTO NEWS: Port & Cargo Handling Company Donate Photocopiers, UPS, Computers & Accessories to NPA

L-R: Representative of MD NPA and Executive Director, Marine & Operations, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hon. Onari Brown, the Executive Director SIFAX Off Dock, Capt. Ibrahim Olugbade, Executive Director, Ports & Cargo. Tobi Afolabi, during the courtesy visit.

PHOTO NEWS: Port & Cargo Handling Company Donate Photocopiers, UPS, Computers & Accessories to NPA

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