National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders
(NAGAFF) in a statement, said that it has
set up a Five-Man Fact Finding Committee to look into the activities of its Tin-Can
Island and PTML Chapters.
According to the statement, Dr Eugene Nweke disclosed that the move by the Headquarters
was management’s effort to reposition the association for optimal
performances and to be strategically alive to cope with the dynamics of the
maritime industry.
“The move was not to witch-hunt anybody, but an administrative effort designed to
keep the Association’s officers active and to be on top of their game,” the statement quoted Nweke as saying.
According to the statement, the NAGAFF President said the fact- finding committee was also in line with
the task put before the new chapter
executives at their inauguration, which is aimed at encouraging them to present
their score-cards periodically to identify areas of lapses.
In his response, Chairman of the fact -finding committee, Elder Donatus Ofoma,
thanked
the NAGAFF High Command for the confidence reposed in the members.
Ofoma described the task before the committee
as another call to service, as he pledged the total commitment to the
assignment with a view to delivering on schedule, to the benefit of the association.
The committee has been given two weeks to complete its assignment.
The other members are Deaconess Kate E. Oghagbon, Mr. Emeka Nwosu and Mr.
Stanley Ejiogu while Mr. Dipo Olayoku is to serve as its Secretary.
