Nigerian Shippers’ Council Reconstitutes Governing Board After 3-Year Hiatus
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council has finally established a governing board after a three-year hiatus. This move is expected to enhance the council's operations and decision-making processes in the maritime sector.
The appointment comes as a significant development to boost efficiency and governance within the council, impacting the country's shipping industry positively.
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