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NSC boss inaugurate Disciplinary Committee for Senior, & Junior Staff Associations

The  Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian Shippers’ Council ( NSC), Barr.Akutah Pius, MON on Wednesday inaugurated  Disciplinary Committee for the Council’s Senior and Junior Staff Association.

Speaking during the inauguration of the Committee, Barr. Akutah said  the inauguration of the committee was in line with civil service rules, adding that the Council has placed discipline at the forefront in its operational activities.

While calling on the ewly inaugurated Disciplinary Committee to embrace fair play in the discharge of their duties.

He also called on the committee to ensure proper investigation of issues that are brought before them on members of  Council’s staff.

The Director, Human Resources Management Department, Mrs. Ada Okam harped on the importance of discipline in work place.

 Mr. Emeka Okereke, who represented  Director,  Legal Services Department of the Council, Mr.Bala Saleh expressed the Committee’s readiness to work assiduously towards promoting discipline in the Council.

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