The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has urged President Bola Tinubu to extend the mass due retirement of seasoned Customs Officers, expected to retire in December 2026, by one year. This is contained in a statement signed on behalf of the president of the association, High Chief Tochukwu Ezisi by the Secretary General of NAGAFF, Mr Godfrey Emeka Nwosu, in Lagos on Wednesday. The appeal is contained in an open letter to the President titled: "The Matter of Mass Due Retirement of Seasoned Management Officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS)". The association appealed to the President to extend the tenure of all NCS officers retiring by December 2026 by one year. It noted that the one year should be used to train and prepare the upcoming young officers taking over from them to face the challenges of international trade in Nigeria. "Mr President, we write this letter to you from our strategic position in the mar...
L-R: Mr. Uchenna Achunine, Director Business Dev & Partnership at the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF); Pius Olaoye, CFO, Polaris Bank; Abimbola Ozomah, Executive Director, Corporate & Investment Banking, Polaris Bank; Dr. Joseph Onoja, DG NCF; Bukola Oluyadi, Group Head Customer Experience & Value Management, Polaris Bank and Rasheed Bolarinwa, Head, Brand Management & Corporate Communications, Polaris Bank at the Tree Planting Exercise As part of its ongoing efforts to promote climate action, environmental conservation and sustainable community development, Polaris Bank Nigeria, in collaboration with the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), has reinforced its commitment to environmental sustainability with a tree-planting exercise at the Lekki Conservation Centre, Lagos. The exercise, held recently is focused on the Bank’s nationwide tree-planting initiative launched in 2024. Since its inception, the initiative has recorded the planting of 10,000 trees ...