The Federal Government on Wednesday charged Port State Control Officers to display high level of professionalism in carrying out their duties of inspecting foreign ships at the nation’s ports.
He explained that the essence of the PSC was to ensure the inspection of ships, verify their condition, equipment and whether the vessels were manned and operated in compliance with the requirements of international conventions and regulations.Amaechi was quoted in a statement issued in Abuja by his ministry as saying, “Bearing in mind that Port State Control Officers are ambassadors of the MoU, it is therefore important that they constantly undergo continuous training.
The minister added, “We must all join forces and strive to ensure that we constantly uphold the ideals and objectives upon which the MoU was established.“For this reason, I urge all member states to play their part in contributing towards the growth of the Abuja MoU so that we can constantly meet with expectations and safeguard our marine domains.”
Yes sir! Without layers and sub layers of supervision, ‘professionalism’ in ports control will be in the mud. The system should control the officers and not the other way round.
Tell him they're attacking the rail project ooo
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