The Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria, MWUN has congratulated the newly appointed Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria, CRFFN, Mr. Kingsley Igwe on his well – deserved appointment by the Honourable Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Gboyega Oyetola last week.
MWUN in a statement signed by Comrade Oniha Erazua for the Secretary General of the Union in Lagos on Wednesday, described Igwe’s appointment as a testament to his exceptional leadership qualities, vast experience, and dedication to the growth and development of the freight forwarding in Nigeria.
“Your wealth of knowledge and expertise will undoubtedly propel the CRFFN to greater heights”, the statement said.
It noted that MWUN as the umbrella body of the maritime workers in Nigeria, had keenly followed his progress and contributions to the industry, especially in respect of his years of service as the National Secretary of National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders, NAGAFF.
It continued, “We are confident that your appointment will foster synergy among stakeholders, promote professionalism, and enhance the overall efficiency of freight forwarding operations in Nigeria.
“We look forward to strengthening our collaboration and partnership between MWUN and CRFFN under your leadership, and we are eager to engage in meaningful dialogue and initiatives that promote the interests of all stakeholders and ensure the continued growth and integrity of the freight forwarding sector.
“We wish you a successful and impactful tenure, and congratulate you once again on this remarkable achievement. We wish you success and wisdom as you steer the affairs of the CRFFN.”
Photo: Mr. Kingsley Igwe, newly appointed Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria.
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