NSC Boss Seeks Synergy With Airfreight Stakeholders' Forum To Promote Seamless Trade

Mr. Toyin Onifade, President, Airfreight Stakeholders' Forum in warm hand shake with Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Jime, Executive Secretary/CEO, Nigerian Shippers' Council

The Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian Shippers' Council (NSC), Rt Hon. Emmanuel Jime has sought for synergy to achieve the common goal of promoting seamless trade and creating enabling environment for businesses.

According to a press release signed by Rakiya Dhikru-Yagboyaju, Head,
Public Relations of the NSC, Jime made the call when the President of Airfreight Stakeholders' Forum, Mr. Toyin Onifade led his members on a courtesy visit to the NSC's Headquarters in Lagos on Wednesday.

The NSC boss said that NSC was statutorily established to protect the interest of shippers, adding that the Airfreight Stakeholders' Forum is essential to this fundamental responsibility.

"I have had thorough briefing about the activities of Airfreight Stakeholders' Forum. I understand that the Forum has, expectedly, played a key role in airfreight matters. As Port Economic Regulator, NSC wants business to be done seamlessly in both the seaports and airports in the country", he further said.

The ES/CEO also emphasized the need to ensure proper packaging of exports for various international markets while assuring the team of Council's support for their operations.

Group photograph of the Management team of Nigerian Shippers' Council and Executive member of the Airfreight Stakeholders' Forum

The ASF President, who appreciated the Council for receiving his team unveiled plans to launch a manual which would provide guidelines for stakeholders in airfreight businesses in the country.

While maintaining that the maritime sector can conveniently generate more than five hundred thousand employment opportunities, Onifade drew the attention to the fact that airfreight works out cheaper than conveyance of goods by roads.

He said enlightenment campaigns by relevant government agencies are needed for shippers to be attuned to the benefits of airfreight.

It may be recalled that the Nigerian Shippers' Council and Airfreight Stakeholders' Forum have jointly organized series of workshops and interactions for stakeholders on topical issues on exports and airfreight business in the country.

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