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NAGAFF President Urges Members to Drive Revenue Growth,Industry Standards

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Last updated: 2026/01/10 at 3:40 AM
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By Sandra Chukwunyere

 

The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has begun the new year with a message from its National President, High Chief fwdr. Hon. Tochukwu E. Ezisi. In his message, he extends warm greetings and sincere wishes to all members, reflecting on the challenges of the past year and highlighting the association’s resilience and dedication to its principles.

 

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The past year presented challenges, but it also showcased the strength of NAGAFF’s unity and commitment. As the association moves forward, the president emphasizes the importance of professionalism, compliance, and innovative practices to drive revenue growth and elevate the freight forwarding industry.

This year offers opportunities for growth, expansion, and raising industry standards. The president urges members to prioritize professionalism, ensuring honest, transparent, and law-abiding operations. Compliance is a shared duty, and together, members can achieve a more prosperous freight forwarding sector.

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The message concludes with a belief in a year filled with opportunities, divine favor, and blessings for all members. The president expresses confidence in NAGAFF’s leadership in the maritime and logistics industries and looks forward to building a future aligned with collective hopes.

 

 

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