ANLCA Western Zone Endorses B-9 Like-minds for BoT Tickets

In preparation for the upcoming Board of Trustees (BOT) elections of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), the Western Zone of the association has unanimously endorsed the candidacy of the B-9 Likeminds. This group consists of nine like-minded candidates vying for positions on the board.

The endorsement was spearheaded by Mr. Tope Akindele and seconded by Mr. Clement, Sole Administrator for the Seme Chapter during a meeting of the zone held at the Villa Park Hotel, Amuwo Odofin, Lagos, on Thursday. A vote immediately followed, with 34 of the 38 members present casting their ballots in favor of the adoption.

The meeting which was attended by elders and prominent figures within ANLCA, including Patron Prince Taiye Oyeniyi, President of the Oodua Maritime Forum Chief Oye Aroba Ariyo, and various chapter administrators from the Western Zone.

Special Assistants to the National President and heads of different committees, such as Chief Mike Okolochi, Charles Nwaneri, Elder Oluwole Obe and Pastor Goddy Soleji, were also present.

While speaking, newest ANLCA Patron, Prince Taiye Oyeniyi  affirmed that the sincere wishes of the people will always prevail, and joined the ‘yes sayers’ to go to the accredited voting  locations to vote the 9 like-minds.

“The voice of human beings is the voice of God. Put all these candidates in your prayers, and let us see wonders on the day of election. The BOT election is going to be a seamless one.”

This is even as Alhaji Idowu Owoade, Western Zone Secretary echoed Prince Taye’s sentiment, adding, “We unanimously agreed that what our counterparts did in the East and Northern Zones, we have also adopted.”

Today’s endorsement follows a similar one by the Eastern Zone, which, barely a week ago, converged at Voyage Hotel, Port Harcourt, where they unanimously supported the 9 like-minds for the BoT seats.

The Eastern Zone’s decision was bolstered by the attendance of key stakeholders, including the Onne Chapter Chairman, Chief Mike Ebeatu and Secretary, Mr. Chinedu Ikenga, respectively.