The National President of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF), High Chief Tochukwu Emmanuel Ezisi, has assured the association’s Kirikiri Lighter Terminal (KLT) Chapter of continued support, urging its executives to uphold the association’s founding values and standards.
Ezisi gave the assurance on Thursday, October 8, 2026, during his visit to the KLT Customs Command and the NAGAFF KLT Chapter Secretariat as part of his ongoing engagement with chapters to strengthen the association and foster closer relationships with members.

At the KLT Customs Command, the Acting Customs Area Controller (CAC), Comptroller Bolaji Adigun, welcomed the NAGAFF President, his team and the KLT Chapter executives, pledging continued support and collaboration between the command and the association.
Following the meeting at the command, the presidential team proceeded to the NAGAFF KLT Chapter Secretariat, where Ezisi reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting the chapter and its executives.
Some national officers who accompanied the president advised the KLT Chairman, Fwdr. Ossy Nnam, and his executive team to uphold the values and standards upon which the association was founded, stressing the importance of responsible leadership and doing what is right in the discharge of their duties.
In his response, Nnam pledged to provide purposeful leadership and carry members along in the chapter’s activities. He also commended Ezisi and his team for the honour of visiting the chapter, describing the engagement as an opportunity to strengthen relationships between the national leadership and members at the chapter level.
The visit also featured a birthday celebration in honour of Ezisi, following the grand celebration held at the association’s national headquarters on October 5. The KLT Chapter executives and members used the occasion to appreciate the president for his unwavering support and commitment to the association.
The engagement underscores the NAGAFF leadership’s commitment to strengthening its chapters, promoting responsible leadership and maintaining closer communication between the national executive and members.