MWUN PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR CRFFN, PROMISES TO ADDRESS CHALLENGES
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) led by Comrade (Prince) Dr. Adewale Adeyanju, fnli, HFCPSP, and his national executive officers paid a courtesy visit to the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) at its operational headquarters in Marina, Lagos.
During the visit, the Union delegation was informed about the constitution of a "Technical Committee on Identification of Challenges Militating Against Its Speedy and Efficient Service Delivery on Mandate of the Council.
The acting Registrar of CRFFN/CEO, Uromta Chinyere C. (Mrs), explained that the Regulating body had affiliated with the Union's Shipping, Clearing & Forwarding Agencies Workers Branch due to the newly created Ministry of Marine & Blue Economy.
Dr. Adeyanju commended the Registrar for her dedication and promised to engage with the government and relevant stakeholders to address the challenges facing CRFFN, including the non-payment of workers' salaries for over six months and the removal of CRFFN's name from the federal government's annual budgetary allocations.
The Union pledged to work with CRFFN to overcome its challenges and ensure the effective regulation of freight forwarding in Nigeria.
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