Harboursandport.com: Lagos - The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN has unveiled its in-house magazine which the union said will help educate both its members and the general public of the activities of the union.
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Speaking at the
unveiling of the magazine, the President General of MWUN, Adewale Adeyunju,
said that the magazine is also expected to promote harmonious working
environment that would stimulate industrial peace, as well as represent the
voice of the voiceless and project alternative voices where necessary.
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According to him, “I
wish to state that the primary purpose of this magazine is to promote
harmonious working environment that would stimulate industrial peace, to
represent the voice of the voiceless and to project alternative voices where necessary.
“The concept of the Blue
Economy, otherwise called marine economy emerged as a response to threats posed
by the reckless use of the oceans. The Blue Economy is gaining popularity
in development circles among nations.
“It is instructive to
note that Nigeria is a maritime nation blessed with valuable water resources
that contribute immensely to the socio-economic development of our country in
terms of foods, mineral resources and marine transport.
In her address, the chairman of Seaport Terminal Operators Association of
Nigeria, STOAN, who presided over the unveiling; Vicky Haastrup commended MWUN’s commitment to sectoral growth, praising Adeyanju’s
leadership and expressing support.
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