Maritime
ANLCA BoT Election: ASECO Fixes Election For 12, Sept ‘24
BY FUNMI ALUKO
The Association of Electoral Committee (ASECO) of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has fixed September 12, 2024 for election into the association’s Board of Trustees (BoT).
The election timetable signed by Chairman and Secretary of ASECO, Elochukwu Obiora and Fatimehin Oluwatope, respectively, and dated September 2, 2024 dirercted that while screening will be done on September 9, 2024, publication of the final list of candidates will follow next day, September 10, 2024; in addition to submission of petitions.
While the ASECO leaders thanked members and candidates for their cooperation and understanding while September, the electoral body urged members to comply with the timetable and general guidelines to make the exercise peaceful and successful.
The release reads, “The commission is pleased to inform you, distinguished members, that the varied TIMETABLE IS HEREBY RELEASED as a general guide towards the successful conclusion of the BoT election.”
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