L-R: General Manager, Corporate Affairs, National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), Mr. Tayo Fadile; Head of Government, Stakeholder Relations and Communications of APM Terminals Apapa, Mr. Austin Fischer; Dr. Ngozi Okpara, School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos; National Public Relations Officer of Customs, Mr. Joseph Attah; and the CEO of Ships & Ports, Mr. Bolaji Akinola at a capacity building workshop for journalists and public relations managers in the maritime sector held in Lagos on Tuesday.
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PHOTOS: APM Terminals Capacity Building Workshop for Journalists/PR Managers

April 2, 2018
Ships & Ports
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L-R: General Manager, Corporate Affairs, National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), Mr. Tayo Fadile; Head of Government, Stakeholder Relations and Communications of APM Terminals Apapa, Mr. Austin Fischer; Dr. Ngozi Okpara, School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos; National Public Relations Officer of Customs, Mr. Joseph Attah; and the CEO of Ships & Ports, Mr. Bolaji Akinola at a capacity building workshop for journalists and public relations managers in the maritime sector held in Lagos.

 

On Tuesday March 13, 2018, APM Terminals Apapa hosted a capacity building workshop for public relations managers and journalists covering the Nigerian maritime sector.

The workshop was facilitated by prominent ethics, media and communication scholar, Dr. Ngozi Okpara of the School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos; leading maritime scholar, Dr. Frank Ojadi of the prestigious Lagos Business School; and the Head of Government, Stakeholder Relations and Communications of APM Terminals Apapa, Mr. Austin Fischer.

Below are some faces at the event.

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