In its quest to celebrate milestones and honour excellence in the Transportation sector, the Chartered Institute of Transport Administration of Nigeria (CIoTA) has announced the CIoTA Transport Stakeholders’ Excellence Merit Awards ceremony.
A press statement issued by Prof. Samuel Odewunmi on behalf of the members of the Transport Stakeholders’ Excellence Merit Awards Committee stated that it is a flagship event that recognizes the outstanding contributions and achievements within the transportation sector.
The event is scheduled to hold on the 14th November, 2024 at the Nicon Luxury Suit and marks a significant milestone in the institute’s journey, and it’s excited to celebrate the spirit of excellence that drives the industry forward.
According to the statement, the award ceremony will be chaired by Air Chief Marshal Oluseyi Petinrin (Retired), former Chief of Defense Staff whose wealth of Military experience and commitment to service will provide valuable insight and guidance throughout the event.
Additionally, the committee announced that Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) will be the
guest speaker, who will share invaluable perspectives on transport safety and the future of transportation in Nigeria.
It also stated that Oba Obateru of Egbin Kingdom will be the Royal Father of the Day.
“His presence underscores the importance of our traditions and adds to the significance of our gathering”, the statement further said.
As it prepares for the prestigious event, the committee sought the support of all the transport stakeholders, saying that their contributions and participation are vital to the success of the ceremony.
“Together, let us create an unforgettable occasion that highlights our collective achievements and sets the stage for future endeavors,” it noted.
The committee promised to avail the public of more details of the event as they unfold even as it encouraged all members to stay connected for updates.
“Let us come together to celebrate our milestones and honor those who have set benchmarks in the transportation sector,” it urged members.
