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Mohammed Bello-Koko Clinches Award

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May 15, 2023
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For his  ingenious, creative, pragmatic and resilient approach to leadership

Mr. Mohammed Bello-Koko Managing Director, NPA

The Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Mohammed Bello-Koko, has bagged the 2022 Maritime Icon Of The Year as conferred by Champion Newspapers, NPA disclosed in a statement issued at the weekend.

The Award is in recognition  of the MD’s fast-track of the approval processes leading to the operationalization of Nigeria’s first deep seaport, unprecedented revenue generation and remittances to consolidated revenue fund, port infrastructure renewal, milestone steps towards the deployment of the Port Community System (PCS) to lay the groundwork for the National Single Window that is necessary to tackle the challenge of duplicity of functions and attendant delays in the Ports and facilitation of the renewed export orientation of the Federal Government and efforts towards increased utilization of ports in the eastern region, the publishers and Editorial Board of Daily Champion Newspapers conferred Mohammed Bello Koko, MD/CEO Nigerian Port Authority with the award of “Maritime Icon of the Year”.

Bello-Koko bagged received the award for injecting fresh impetus into the Authority and trajectory as an agency of first choice that contributed immensely to the economic and social development of the country through increased revenue generation.

According to the Group Managing Director, Champion Newspapers, Dr Nwadiuto Iheakanwa, Bello-Koko’s ingenuity has made the nation’s seaports surmount some of the known challenges that have made the nation’s ports largely inefficient over the years.

“On all scores, our findings, largely corroborated by that of independent assessors, confirm that NPA under your management in the last four years has received fresh impetus due largely from your exemplary leadership skills, sustained its solid tradition of excellence and trajectory as an agency of first choice and agency that has made the country proud and contributed immensely to its economic and social development.

“Your ingenious, creative, pragmatic and resilient approach to leadership has brought a lot of transformation to the NPA which has continued to surmount some of the known challenges that have made the nation’s ports largely inefficient over the years. This include infrastructure deficits, policy and regulatory inconsistencies, overlapping functions, and duplication of roles among ministries, departments and agencies operating at the ports and high incidence of infractions,” Group Managing Director, Champion Newspapers, Dr Nwadiuto Iheakanwa stated.

The newspaper described Bello-Koko as a pragmatic leader that has distinguished himself as a dynamic business administrator, innovative manager, and a technocrat.

“We note, with delight that you are first among the leading Chief Executive Officers in Nigeria that have distinguished themselves not only as a dynamic business administrator, innovative manager, and technocrat but also shown a high degree of integrity and transparency in both private and public affairs.

 

 

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