Mrs. Mfon Ekong Usoro, National President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, presented him with the award during an official visit by executive members of the Institute and its Women in Logistics and Transportations (WILAT) branch to Dangote at the Dangote Group’s Head Office in Ikoyi, Lagos State.
Dangote accepted the prize and committed to engage with the CILT in the areas of training and capacity building on transport, logistics, and supply chain management challenges, praising the efforts of the Institute’s top executives to strengthen the transport sector in Nigeria.
The CILT award was received in the company of the Group Executive Director, Special Duties and Group Chief Risk Officer, Dangote Industries Limited, Dr Nike Fajemirokun; Group Managing Director, Dangote Cement Plc, Michel Puchercos, and the Managing Director, Greenview Development/Port Operations, Akin Omole.
Members of the CILT delegation led by Mrs. Usoro who presented the award to Dangote, said the delegation came to inform him about the change in baton in the Institute, and to renew the relationship between the CILT and corporate members.
She noted the long relationship with the Dangote Group, which presently has 5 Fellows of the Institute; 5 Chartered members, 18 Members, and 47 affiliate Members of the CILT.
In his reaction to the CILT team, Africa’s wealthiest man noted the need for adequate infrastructure, transport, and logistics to boost the economy.
He noted that the Group can work together with the Institute in the areas of transport and logistics, with training for the customers of the Group.
Other members of the CILT delegation included the National President Emeritus, Ibrahim Jibril; International Vice President, Dr. Usman Gidado; Founder WiLAT, Aisha Ali-Ibrahim; Vice President, East CILT, Peter Borlo; CMILT/Chairperson WILAT, Khadijat Ifelola Sheidu-Shabi; Vice President, ENL Consortium, Princess Vicky Haastrup; National Executive Director, Paul Ndibe; Director, CLTL, UNILAG, Prof. Iyiola Oni, and Chairperson, Next Generation, Jafaaru Bello.
Dangote accepted the prize and committed to engage with the CILT in the areas of training and capacity building on transport, logistics, and supply chain management challenges, praising the efforts of the Institute’s top executives to strengthen the transport sector in Nigeria.
The CILT award was received in the company of the Group Executive Director, Special Duties and Group Chief Risk Officer, Dangote Industries Limited, Dr Nike Fajemirokun; Group Managing Director, Dangote Cement Plc, Michel Puchercos, and the Managing Director, Greenview Development/Port Operations, Akin Omole.
Members of the CILT delegation led by Mrs. Usoro who presented the award to Dangote, said the delegation came to inform him about the change in baton in the Institute, and to renew the relationship between the CILT and corporate members.
She noted the long relationship with the Dangote Group, which presently has 5 Fellows of the Institute; 5 Chartered members, 18 Members, and 47 affiliate Members of the CILT.
In his reaction to the CILT team, Africa’s wealthiest man noted the need for adequate infrastructure, transport, and logistics to boost the economy.
He noted that the Group can work together with the Institute in the areas of transport and logistics, with training for the customers of the Group.
Other members of the CILT delegation included the National President Emeritus, Ibrahim Jibril; International Vice President, Dr. Usman Gidado; Founder WiLAT, Aisha Ali-Ibrahim; Vice President, East CILT, Peter Borlo; CMILT/Chairperson WILAT, Khadijat Ifelola Sheidu-Shabi; Vice President, ENL Consortium, Princess Vicky Haastrup; National Executive Director, Paul Ndibe; Director, CLTL, UNILAG, Prof. Iyiola Oni, and Chairperson, Next Generation, Jafaaru Bello.
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