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Shippers Council Boss Tasks Media Practitioners To Embrace Healthcare Insurance Scheme

The Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC), Barrister Hassan Bello on Wednesday, tasked media practitioners to embark on healthcare insurance scheme for employees.

Bello who spoke at a Colloquium in honour of Late maritime journalist, Chief Jimmy Ubon Akpan, stated that the economy would not be complete without the efforts of journalists to nation building; thus there is the need for healthy living.

He noted that “We will like to suggest that there should be a structure on health to be instituted for journalists.

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“Aside that of health insurance we also want to suggest that issues of insurance should be looked into as well .

“If you don’t check you health you would not know and that is the reason we advocating for all these benefits for journalists.

He said journalists are always at risk from one illness from the other, urging media practitioners; especially the news hunters to be health conscious.

While speaking about the veteran journalist who passed on recently, the council’s boss called on maritime reporters to support and encourage the family of the deceased; he also lauded effort put in place by colleagues to pay their last tribute.

Highpoints of the colloquium was the health tips and lectures from the medical teams of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Nigerian Shipper’s Council (NSC) and Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA).

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