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PHOTOS: Town Hall Meeting on Cargo Palletization

February 12, 2018
Ships & Ports

Faces at the Town Hall Meeting on Cargo Palletization organised by Ships & Ports and supported by the Nigerian Shippers’ Council and Sifax Group. The meeting recorded quality attendance and participation by various segments of the maritime industry.

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Executive Secretary/CEO of Nigerian Shippers’ Council, Mr. Hassan Bello and the Managing Director of CMA CGM Nigeria, Mr. Todd Rives.
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Bello and the National President, Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Prince Olayiwola Shittu.
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A cross-section of participants.
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L-R: Chairman, Port Consultative Council, Otunba Kunle Folarin; Mr. Henry Ajoh of SIFAX Group; Bello ad Shittu.
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A retired Comptroller of Customs, Mr. Olu Ogunojemiti (standing) making his contribution while Captain Adewale Ishola (middle) and others listen with rapt attention.
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An official of Nigerian Shippers’ Council making a clarification of the palletization policy.
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Mr. Rives addressing participants.
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A representative of the Shippers’ Association of Lagos State (SALS) making a remark.
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Customs officers
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The Chairman, Association of Maritime Truck Owners (AMATO), Chief Remi Ogungbemi (standing) stressing a point.
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Dr. Frank Ojadi of Lagos Business School (left) and the Director Western Zone, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Mr. Olayemi Abbass.
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Commercial Consul of the US Embassy, Ms. Jennifer Wood (right) and Director Special Duties of Nigerian Shippers’ Council, Mr. Ignatius Nweke.
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Head, Corporate Communication of SIFAX Group, Mr. Muyiwa Akande (2nd right) and other participants.

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A cross-section of participants.
More contributions from the floor.
More contributions from the floor.

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