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    Stevedores reposition for greater efficiency, launches new name, logo

    September 15, 2021
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    *Stevedoring services at Tin Can Terminal

    Vincent Toritseju

    Lagos — The National Association of Stevedoring Companies, NASC, has keyed into the on-going reforms in the maritime industry as it repositions itself for greater efficiency and a more robust engagement with its stakeholders.

    Speaking at the launch a change of name and logo, the group’s president, Comrade Bolaji Sunmola, said that the change of name was imperative in view of the reforms and the on-going changes in the maritime industry.

    Sunmola also said that the group is now to be known as the National Association of Stevedoring Operators with a newly designed logo.

    He disclosed that the Federal Ministry of Labour gave approval for the new name which gave the association ago ahead to effect the change

    He disclosed that the association has gainfully employed Nigerians aside taxes and dues paid to the government adding that the transformation would enhance more focus of customers to the operators, and the services they render.

    “The change is coming at a time when we are opening a new Vista with some of our stakeholders particularly the international Oil Companies (IOCs). The change in the new name is borne out of reforms currently being experienced in the Maritime Industry

    “It is also evident that the importance and contributions of the association cannot be overemphasized.

    “Through our operations, thousands of Nigerians are gainfully employed, this is also besides the taxes and dues we pay the government.

    “The significance of this name and logo change is to also lay emphasis, bring more into focus of who we are, what services we render and our chain of relevance and importance in the Maritime Industry.

    “We are professionals in maritime cargo delivery operations certified by various International Standard Organization.

    “We are repositioning the association for greater efficiency and a more robust stakeholders engagement.

    “Our operations span across ship to ship, ship to shore, shore to ship, mid-stream, on and off shore cargo delivery operations.

    ” Not excluding other stevedoring and cargo related delivery services rendered such as cargo superintendence, gangway security, stuffing and un-stuffing etc.” he said

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