NSC Wins Award For Outstanding Leadership.

The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has been honoured with the Corporate Leadership Award as the “Most Outstanding Maritime Agency in Efficiency and Transparency in Nigerian Ports”.

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‎This award, which validates the Council's resolve to promote efficiency, transparency and inclusiveness within the nation’s port ecosystem was bestowed on the agency at the Woman of Fortune Hall of Fame Induction and the 2nd International Women’s Leadership Summit, held recently in Abuja. The event was themed “Fostering Sustainability, Women and Leadership with Technologies.”

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The Executive Secretary/CEO of NSC, Dr. Pius Akutah MON, who was represented by Mr. Moses Abere, the Director, Special Duties led a high‑level delegation from the Nigeria Shippers Council to the event.

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Delivering a paper titled “Technology, Women and Shipping Regulation in a Smart Port Regime,” Mr. Abere conveyed the Executive Secretary’s message that Nigeria is at a pivotal moment in its maritime development. He stated that aligning technological innovation with gender-responsive regulation is key to building globally competitive and socially transformative ports.

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Dr. Akutah noted that ongoing digital transformation in the port sector presents significant opportunities to enhance women’s participation, ultimately strengthening Nigeria’s blue economy. He emphasized that the future of the maritime industry will be smarter and more sustainable when women are not placed at the margins but at the centre of technological and regulatory advancement.

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