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ANLCA VP, Oduntan Hails Titan of Maritime, Prince Olayiwola Shittu on His 75th Birthday

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The maritime community is abuzz with celebration and reflection as Prince Olayiwola Shittu a titan of the industry and former National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), marks his 75th birthday.

 

The ANLCA Vice President, Prince Segun Oduntan, led the chorus of tributes, describing Prince Shittu as a transformative leader who revolutionized the association’s politics and left an indelible legacy in the maritime industry

 

Prince Shittu’s leadership was marked by bold reforms, unity-driven initiatives, and a relentless pursuit of professionalism. He laid the bricks upon which modern customs practice now stands, and his name remains synonymous with integrity, vision, and excellence. Under his stewardship, ANLCA evolved from a fragmented body into a professional, respected, and entrepreneurial force

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Ex ANLCA President, Prince Olayiwola Shittu.@75.

As a mentor, a pillar of support, and a bridge builder, Prince Shittu’s legacy continues to shape the customs brokerage landscape in Nigeria. His counsel is sought, his legacy admired, and his presence cherished. Even in retirement, he remains the unbowed lion of the freight forwarding community—respected, revered, and still relevant ³.

 

The maritime industry has witnessed significant transformations under Prince Shittu’s leadership. He championed digitalization and the professional certification of customs brokers, helping to elevate industry standards and improve Nigeria’s ease of doing business. His commitment to mentorship has raised a generation of leaders within the industry, cementing his legacy far beyond his tenure.

 

 

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L-R: Prince Olayiwola Shittu & Prince Segun Oduntan.

As Prince Shittu celebrates this milestone birthday, the maritime community pays tribute to his life of impact, leadership, and service. His 75 years on earth have been a testament to his unwavering dedication to the industry and his country. We wish him continued good health, joy, and peace, and many more years of fruitful service to the maritime community,Oduntan said.

 

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