In a bid to foster unity and collaboration among diverse religious and professional communities, the Customs Area Controller of Tin-Can Island Port, Comptroller Dera Nnadi mni, organized a special dinner event. The gathering not only marked the 18th day of IFTAR with the Muslim community but also served as a precursor to Easter celebrations with the Christian community. Held at the Tin-Can Island Area Command this evening, the event aimed to emphasize the importance of collective prayer and cooperation in advancing the nation’s development agenda.
Comptroller Nnadi, in his address to attendees comprising representatives from sister security agencies, port stakeholders, and the press, lauded the recent accomplishments of the Port Manager, Mr. Sylvester Egede. The Port Manager’s swift action and effective collaboration with various stakeholders have significantly contributed to enhancing operations at the port, underscoring the vital role of synergy in achieving shared goals.
During his speech, Comptroller Nnadi reiterated the significance of dedication and commitment from all stakeholders towards national growth and development. He particularly commended the collaboration of truck operators in addressing traffic congestion issues, emphasizing its positive impact on trade facilitation and the ease of doing business at the port.
In response, Mr. Sylvester Egede, the Port Manager of Tin-Can Island Port, shared insights into how his extensive experience and environmental awareness, coupled with institutional knowledge, facilitated the resolution of traffic challenges that previously hindered vehicular movement from Mile 2 to the Tin-Can Seaport.
As the event drew to a close, Comptroller Nnadi expressed heartfelt gratitude to all attendees, with special recognition given to the Imam of TCIPC Mosque, who concluded the gathering with prayers for the nation’s success and prosperity under its government’s leadership.
The joint celebrations at Tin-Can Island Port not only serve as a testament to the spirit of unity and collaboration but also exemplify the collective resolve to promote peace, harmony, and progress within the port community and beyond.