The Customs Area Controller of Tin Can Island Port Command, Nigeria Customs Service, Comptroller Dera Nandi has urged all port stakeholders to be dedicated in their respective fields towards national growth and development.
Comptroller Dera Nandi urged the stakeholders at a dinner to celebrate the 18th day of IFTAR with Muslim stakeholders as well as to usher in the celebration of Easter with Christian stakeholders at the port in Lagos on Thursday, 28 March 2024.
The Controller who highlighted the importance of coming together to uphold the nation in prayers for continuous development commended the Port Manager, Mr. Sylvester Egede, over the feat he has achieved at the port within a short time of his arrival due to collaboration with the Customs and other agencies.
Comp. Nnadi told truck operators that they should endeavour to understand that the resolved traffic situation on the Mile 2 – Tin Can Expressway is a positive development that will encourage seamless vehicular movement and multiple turnovers within a short time to the port, as compared to what was obtained in the past.
He said the traffic situation has caused deaths of many road users and adversely affected government drive for trade facilitation and ease of doing business.
Responding, the Port Manager of Tin Can Island Port, Mr Sylvester Othuke Egede, explained how a combination of long-standing work experience, environmental awareness and institutional knowledge contributed to solving the traffic challenges that obstructed the flow of vehicular movement from Mile 2 to the Tincan Seaport.
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