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SSASCGOC Maritime says Dantsoho’ election as Vice President IAPH Africa will shape continent’s maritime trade future 

SSASCGOC Maritime says Dantsoho' election as Vice President IAPH Africa will shape continent's maritime trade future 

 

Segun Oladipupo

 

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Senior Staff Association of Statutory Corporation and Government Owned Companies (SSASCGOC) has congratulated the Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho over his election as the Vice President of the International Association of Port and Harbour (IAPH) in Africa.

 

In a statement signed by the President of SSASCGOC, Comrade Akinola Bodunde, the union described the election of Dantsoho as historic

 

The statement said, “This prestigious appointment is a true testament to your exemplary leadership, dedication, and vision in advancing the maritime and port industry across the continent.

 

“Your achievement not only brings great honour to the Nigerian Ports Authority but also underscores Nigeria’s pivotal role in shaping the future of African maritime trade. We are confident that under your guidance, the association will continue to foster collaboration, innovation, and sustainable development within the sector and with the union.

 

“Certainly! Here is a message appreciating you for addressing various welfare issues:

 

“We would like to sincerely appreciate you for your dedicated attention and commitment to addressing the various welfare issues on behalf of our members.

 

“Your efforts have significantly contributed to improving the well-being and morale of those involved, demonstrating your genuine care and leadership. Thank you for your continuous support and for prioritizing welfare matters so effectively.

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“Wishing you every success as you take on this important leadership role. May your tenure be marked by impactful progress and continued excellence.”

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