shippingposition
  • Home
  • News
  • Editorial
    • Vox Pop
  • Maritime safety
  • Oil and Gas
  • Personality
  • Health
No Result
View All Result
shippingposition

Home » What is your advice for the new leadership of ANLCA?

What is your advice for the new leadership of ANLCA?

Compiled by Joshua Yousouph

by Joshua
September 18, 2023
in Vox Pop

Sir John Oforbike (ANLCA Chieftain)

Everybody will want peace to return to ANLCA because peace has eluded us for the past five to six years. We want a change in ANLCA because anytime ANLCA sneezes, other associations catch cold. God has given us the leadership in the freight forwarding industry. We want peace to return to the association and we also want the leadership to look at the challenges of all the members as well as having a good relationship with all the stakeholders especially the Customs which is our major constituency. The past government didn’t work with Customs as they were attacking Customs left and right. Most importantly, I want this new NECOM to work closely with Customs, because we are licensed by the Customs. They should use dialogue to achieve the goals of the association and not conflict. They should take us to the next level where we are trained because knowledge is very important for our development. We need to go global because Customs brokerage is an international thing.

 

Babatunde Mukaila (Immediate Past National Secretary, ANLCA)

We are happy that the long-awaited elections have been done and completed. I congratulate the new NECOM members and wish them all the best. We expect that they have unity of purpose in their dealings and operations for the success and development of the association. Most importantly, the new NECOM leadership should ensure genuine and total reconciliations of all members of ANLCA. This will sustain peace in the association and they will have a smooth tenure of leadership.

 

Onyekachi Ojinma (ANLCA Chairman, Seme Border Chapter) 

We believe the coming onboard of the new NECOM will bring peace to the association, because for the past five years we have been going through a lot of crisis. We believe in the competence of the new President, he is an experienced man. He knows the problem of ANLCA and he knows how to tackle them headlong. We know he will do well by bringing the association back to shape. I would also like to commend the intervention of the new acting CG of customs that brought peace to the association and facilitated the elections.

 

Prince Olawale Cole (ANLCA Chieftain)

I am delighted to extend my warmest congratulations to President Emenike Nwokeoji and the entire NECOM. His election is a testament to the faith that ANLCA members have, and the confidence in his abilities to steer this association towards greater achievements. As we move forward, I strongly encourage President Nwokeoji to prioritize unity and harmony within ANLCA. It is my belief that by fostering dialogue and collaboration, we can bridge the gaps that may exist and ensure that ANLCA remains a strong and united voice for customs agents across Nigeria.

 

Tochukwu Esizi (National President, NAGAFF)

I believe that the tenure of the new President of ANLCA will usher-in a new era of collaboration, innovation, and growth within our industry. It is my hope that we can work closely together to address pressing issues facing the freight forwarding industry such as regulatory reforms, trade facilitation, and enhancing professionalism among our members. I also look forward to continued cooperation between NAGAFF and ANLCA as we strive to promote the interests of our respective organizations and the broader customs and logistics community. Together, we can make significant strides in advancing the goals and aspirations of our members.

 

Anthony Onyike (National Vice President, NAFFAC)

We are happy that there is no more dichotomy and aggrieved members in the association. They have all agreed to work together. What I expect from the new NECOM is that they form a common front to tackle the problems and challenges facing freight forwarders in the port, because they are respected as the leaders of the freight forwarding associations. That is how the government sees them. The new leadership of the association should ensure they work in synergy and bring together all the members for the collective development and achievement of the interests and objectives of the association.

Frank Obiekezie (National Secretary, AREFFN)

ANLCA is just one of the associations, only that they are the foremost and oldest. We wish them well because their situation in the past five years has not given the freight forwarding industry a good name, because they are the people most known by outsiders and they use it as a yardstick to look at us as people who cannot organise themselves. Now that they have been able to achieve this, we are praying that the peace should be a lasting one. We want this peace to be sustained. If all the associations are working together, it will be easier to protect the interests of freight forwarders generally, and we shall not be working at cross purposes. So we shall be happy if peace prevails in all the associations.

 

Festus Ukwu (National Secretary, NCMDLCA)

We look forward to their cooperation with other sister associations. We need to join hands as a formidable team so that we can have one voice in the freight forwarding industry. This will enable us to achieve the objectives and protect the interests of all freight forwarders in the industry. We wish them well and pray that peace will ever sustained in the association. It is the responsibility of the new leaders to ensure that all members of the association work together as one family. This is a good development and we are happy in the industry, and we are hoping that it will be sustained.

 


Related Posts

How do you think the welfare of Maritime Journalists can be enhanced?

How do you think the welfare of Maritime Journalists can be enhanced?

June 24, 2025
Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, Completed Yet Impassable

What do you think is responsible for the slow pace of trading under AfCFTA?

March 3, 2025
“Bad leadership contributed to where ANLCA is today” – Sir John Oforbike

What do you think is the way forward for CRFFN?

February 10, 2025
Are you satisfied with the performance of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria?

How would you appraise the performance of the Nigeria Customs in the last one year?

February 10, 2025

Latest News

BREAKING: Oyetola Inaugurates NIMASA Governing Board, Charges Members on Strategic Oversight

BREAKING: Oyetola Inaugurates NIMASA Governing Board, Charges Members on Strategic Oversight

July 2, 2025

Apapa Customs Boss Breaks Bottlenecks: ANLCA Chairman Hails Reduction of Checkpoints, Demands More Reforms

Succession Planning: Shippers’ Council Launches Training Programme for Mid-Level Officers

SEREC Outlines Key Benefits, Strategic Advice for CGC Adeniyi on His Appointment as WCO Council Chair

MWUN, Melsmore Marine Meet To Resolve Workers’ Welfare Issues

WCO: Nimrod Expresses Confidence In Adeniyi`S  Ability

Vessels Expected At Lagos Ports As At 2nd July, 2025

BREAKING: Apapa Customs Rakes in N1.3 Trillion Revenue in First Half of 2025

Oyetola Inaugurates NPA Governing Board, Calls for Reform-Driven Leadership

Industry Conflict Resolution: Nigeria Saved N6bn In 2024 – NSC 

Merchant Navy Felicitates Maritime Workers Union On Successful Branch Elections

CRFFN Rallies Freight Forwarders for Digital Transformation, Targets AfCFTA Market Opportunities

kindly like our Facebook page

Health

Contraceptive Pills Can’t Cause Cervical Cancer – Expert
Health

Contraceptive Pills Can’t Cause Cervical Cancer – Expert

June 30, 2025

Mrs Roseline Akinlabi, Adolescent and Youth Sexual Reproductive Health Desk Officer, Osun Primary Healthcare Board, says contraceptive pills cannot cause...

ONIONS: The Good Old Healing Vegetable

KNOW YOUR BODY PARTS: The Liver The liver is a vital organ located in the right upper abdomen, playing a crucial role in metabolism, detoxification, and digestion. It’s the largest solid organ in the body and is responsible for filtering blood, maintaining blood sugar levels, regulating clotting, and synthesizing essential proteins. The liver also stores energy, removes toxins, and produces bile, which aids in digestion Liver functions: · Metabolism and Detoxification: The liver processes nutrients from the blood, breaks down and balances them, and creates essential substances for the body. It detoxifies harmful substances like drugs and alcohol, converting them into less toxic forms for excretion. The liver plays a role in the metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. It stores glycogen (a form of glucose) and vitamins, releasing them when the body needs them. · Digestion: The liver produces bile, which is stored in the gallbladder and released into the small intestine to help digest fats. Bile also helps in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins. · Blood Regulation: The liver regulates blood sugar levels by storing and releasing glucose. It synthesizes clotting factors, which are essential for blood clotting. It removes old red blood cells and processes bilirubin, a byproduct of red blood cell breakdown. · Other Functions: The liver plays a role in immunity, helping to fight off infections. It produces proteins that are involved in the immune response. The liver also stores iron and other essential minerals. Frequently Asked Questions About The Liver · What are the first signs of a bad liver? The initial signs of liver problems can be vague and subtle, often including fatigue, nausea, and loss of appetite. As the liver’s condition worsens, more specific symptoms may emerge, such as jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes), itchy skin, dark urine, and light-colored stools. Abdominal pain, especially in the upper right quadrant, can also indicate liver issues. · Where do you feel liver pain? Liver pain is typically felt in the upper right abdomen, just beneath the rib cage. It can manifest as a dull, throbbing pain, a stabbing sensation, or a general feeling of discomfort in that area. In some cases, liver pain might be felt as an ache in the right shoulder or back. · What does liver pain feel like? How liver pain feels can vary from person to person, depending on the cause. However, most people often develop one or more of the following symptoms: Dull, persistent aches in the upper abdomen A feeling of fullness or bloating Sharp, stabbing pains that come and go Tenderness when the upper abdomen is touched · What is the best way to cleanse your liver? If you haven’t been working out, start indulging in a regular exercise regime to allow the toxins to come out of your body. Yoga, going running, hitting the gym, or a simple sauna session can also prove effective. If you want a natural liver cleanse, sweating is the way to go. · How to know if the liver is swollen? What are the symptoms of an enlarged liver? You likely won’t notice an enlarged liver on your own. In some severe cases, you might notice a feeling of bloating or fullness in your belly or an ache in your upper right abdomen. · What is the best drink to flush your liver? Many citrus fruits, including lemon, can be added to water to help stimulate and flush out the liver. Lemons are high in nutrients like vitamin C and antioxidants

June 16, 2025
ONIONS: The Good Old Healing Vegetable

ONIONS: The Good Old Healing Vegetable

June 16, 2025
Why Prostate Disorder Cases Are Increasing Among Nigerian Men – Experts

Why Prostate Disorder Cases Are Increasing Among Nigerian Men – Experts

June 1, 2025
20m Nigerians Live With Mental Health Issues, Says WHO

20m Nigerians Live With Mental Health Issues, Says WHO

June 1, 2025
Health Facts You Didn’t Know

How Your Habit Affects Fertility

May 19, 2025
Fruits For Raining Season

Fruits For Raining Season

May 19, 2025
See Mental Illness Like Other Treatable Diseases – Says Suicide Survivor

Health Facts You Didn’t Know

May 19, 2025
Alligator Pepper: Benefits, FAQ, Side Effects, & Warning

Alligator Pepper: Benefits, FAQ, Side Effects, & Warning

April 28, 2025
Water And Health: The Relationship That Helps Life

Water And Health: The Relationship That Helps Life

April 28, 2025

© 2021 Shippingposition

Navigate Site

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Sitemap
  • Terms

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Coast To Coast
  • Oil and Gas
  • Maritime Education
  • The Terminals
  • Maritime safety

© 2021 Shippingposition