The Maritime Security Providers Association of Nigeria (MASPAN) and the Alumni of Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron (AMANO) have lauded the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) and its leadership under the aegis of Comrade (Prince) Dr. Adewale Adeyanju, fnli, HFCPSP, given the support coming from the foremost Maritime Union during the just concluded event of MASPAN/AMANO 2024 Conference On Drugs, Human Smuggling & Trafficking: The Evolving Maritime Security Threats To Ships & Seafarers.
According to a press statement issued by the
Head of Media, MWUN,
Comrade John Kennedy Ikemefuna, the Maritime Security Providers Association of Nigeria in conjunction with the Alumni of Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron, with deep sense of responsibility appreciated the sterling leadership qualities of Dr. Adeyanju for his foresight and immense contributions towards a Drug – Free and Human Smuggling and Trafficking in the country’s Maritime sector.
The statement further said that the two organisations, in the same vein, gave accolades to Comrade Francis Bunu, Deputy President -General of the Union for his goodwill message, which was a morale booster for participants during the occasion; and as an astute Seafarer of note, his contributions and unwavering support for the nation’s Seafarers cannot be overemphasized.
It noted that Prince Adeyanju, who doubles as the Deputy President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and also the Vice President Global, International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) was the Special Guest on the occasion, which was organized by both bodies to sensitise the nation’s maritime space on the dangers of drugs towards the general wellbeing of humanity and the dangers it poses to the society in general, same which goes for human trafficking and smuggling. However, the event came to a successful end with both MASPAN and AMANO avowing their unflinching support for the President -General of MWUN and continued commitment towards the course of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria at all times.