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NAFFAC Expresses Optimism Over  ANLCA  Peace Accord

Sequel to the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) recent resolution to embrace peace and unity, the National Association of Freight Forwarders And Consolidators (NAFFAC) has expressed high hopes of the business of freight forwarding in the country .

NAFFAC, while congratulating the National Executive, Board and members of ANLCA on the restoration of peace at the just concluded Annual General Meeting,held in Lagos, maintained that the Industry will express positive change in the freight forwarding practice in Nigeria.

The President General of the association, Prince Bakare Adeyinka who felicitated with the foremost freight forwarding association in a congratulatory message made available to our correspondent, quipped that with the new development, the freight forwarding practice would get its rightful position in the maritime Industry.

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“We wish to felicitate with the entire members of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) for the successful peace accord agreement and the newly inaugurated Board of Trustees (BOT) members.

“With this development, one could only wish that the freight forwarding practice will get its rightful position in the maritime Industry.

“The members and executives of NAFFAC join millions of stakeholders to celebrate the new dawn in ANLCA.”

 

 

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