Harboursandport.com: Badagry, Lagos – June 2, 2026: The Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, Pius Akutah, has joined other heads of federal government parastatals and agencies at the 14th Cohort of the Mandatory Training Programme for Chief Executive Officers, organized by the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria, ASCON in Topo-Badagry, Lagos.
The programme, designed to strengthen leadership capacity among public sector executives, brought together chief executives from across government institutions to share insights on governance, reform implementation, and organizational efficiency.
Akutah’s participation underscores Shippers’ Council’s commitment to continuous learning and effective leadership in Nigeria’s maritime and transport sectors.
According to the Council, the training aligns with its broader reform agenda aimed at improving regulatory oversight, enhancing service delivery, and positioning Nigeria’s transport system in line with international best practices.
Officials noted that the NSC has been at the forefront of initiatives to reduce logistics costs, streamline port operations, and foster competitiveness in the maritime industry.
Dr. Pius emphasized that leadership development remains critical to sustaining reforms and driving innovation across the transport value chain.
The Shippers’ Council said the training would further equip its leadership to champion policies that support trade facilitation, industrial growth, and national economic advancement.
ASCON’s Mandatory Training Programme is recognized as a flagship initiative for building managerial excellence among public sector leaders.
By participating in the 14th cohort, the NSC reaffirmed its role as a reform-driven regulator committed to transparency, efficiency, and stakeholder engagement.
The Council concluded that continuous leadership training is essential to achieving Nigeria’s long-term transport and maritime development goals.
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