By Barnabas Esiet.
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has announced the appointment of six new port managers, as part of its efforts to enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness across its various ports.
The appointments were made by the Managing Director of NPA, Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho, and are aimed at strengthening the management of the ports and improving service delivery.
According to a statement signed by Ballah Sarah on behalf of NPA Management, the new appointments take immediate effect.
The newly appointed port managers are:
1. Adebowale Lawal Ibrahim – Port Manager, Lagos Port Complex
2. Abubakar Sani Isa – Port Manager, Tin Can Island Port
3. Abdulrahman Hussaini – Port Manager, Onne Port
4. Sa’adu Dahiru Mohammed – Port Manager, Delta Ports Warri
5. Ekine Ibifiri Alex – Port Manager, Calabar Port
6. Emmanuel Anda – Port Manager, Lekki Port
Additionally, Kenechi Edith Okezie has been retained as the Port Manager of Rivers Port.
The appointment of new port managers is a strategic move by the NPA to inject fresh ideas and expertise into the management of its ports.
The new appointees are expected to bring their wealth of experience and knowledge to bear in their respective ports, with a view to improving operational efficiency, enhancing customer service, and increasing revenue generation.
The NPA is a critical agency responsible for the management and operation of ports in Nigeria.
The agency plays a vital role in the country’s economy, as it facilitates the import and export of goods, generates revenue, and creates employment opportunities.
The appointment of new port managers is a testament to the NPA’s commitment to excellence and its determination to position Nigeria’s ports as hubs for international trade and commerce.
The agency is working tirelessly to modernize its ports, improve infrastructure, and enhance service delivery, in line with international best practices.
The new port managers are expected to work closely with stakeholders, including shipping lines, terminal operators, and customs brokers, to address challenges and improve the overall performance of the ports.
They will also be responsible for implementing policies and programs aimed at increasing efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing customer satisfaction.
The appointment of new port managers by the NPA is seen as a positive development that is expected to have a significant impact on the performance of Nigeria’s ports.
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