Chief Emeka Chukwumalu (Akwudoleze), the immediate past Public Relations Officer of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), APAPA Chapter has felicitated the newly elected Board of Trustees members of the association.
Chukwumalu noted that he’s confident that the principle of separation of powers will guide the activities of the National Executive Committee (NECOM) and BOT.
The former ace image maker also seized the opportunity to salute the NECOM ably led by Kingsley Nwokeoji, the National President of ANLCA for his wonderful work of bringing the association together as a united and one big family.
According to him, in this euphoria of victory, the NECOM and the BOT ought to close ranks and role out mission statement that will return confidence of the public and critical stakeholders to ANLCA.
The former image maker charged them to do things that will endear ANLCA to Nigeria and all its affiliate organisations within the African region and the world at large.
Akwudoleze expressed his confidence in the fact that each of them is imbued with wisdom, experience and resources to bring glory, togetherness and of course push the association to an enviable reputation.
He further advised that they work hard towards ensuring an enduring peace.
Chukwumalu enjoined the new Board of Trustees members to see their election as a call to duty and focus on treating most diligently those issues that create constant disaffection among members.
Additionally, he urged them to be magnanimous in victory even as he
wished them well in their assignments.
The newly elected and inaugurated BOT members will be presented with their certificates return today at the association’s national secretariat in Lagos.
Recall that ANLCA recently held its BOT election in which the following people emerged the winners.
Alhaji Mustapha Taiwo,
Chairman;
Chief Dennis Osadebe Okafor, Vice Chairman;
Chief Kingsley Ofo, Secretary;
Chief Ernest Elochukwu,
Adedayo David Azeez,
Mumuni Ademola,
Sunday Momoh,
Alh. Awonuga Olatunde and
Alhaji Suntai Sanni.
PHOTO: Emeka Chukwumalu, Former PRO, ANLCA Apapa.