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NSC donates a bus to Nigeria Maritime Law Association

The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has donated Innoson IVM 5000 18-seater bus to Nigeria Maritime Law Association (NMLA).

The Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Council, Mr. Hassan Bello while handing the key of the vehicle to the Secretary of NMLA said the donation was in fulfillment of NSC Corporate Social Responsibility and the need to support its critical stakeholders.

He enjoined the association to make a judicious use of the donated bus.

In his response, the Secretary of Nigeria Maritime Law Association, Mr. Emeka Akagbogu, while receiving the key of the bus from NSC boss, expressed their profound appreciation to the Council’s Management for providing a logistics support to the association.

He assured the management of NSC of robust working relation with NMLA.

It would be recalled that the Council had earlier donated a Toyota Hilux van to the Maritime Police Command to aid their operations at the ports.

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