The MMS Woman of Fortune Hall of Fame(MMS WoFHoF) and the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking In Persons (NAPTIP), enter into a working relationship via a Memorandum of Understanding (MoS)
By Patrick Ogboru
A working relationship has been entered into by the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons(NAPTIP) and a Non Governmental organization(NGO), the MMS Woman of Fortune Hall of Fame(WoFHoF) Initiative. According to a statement issued by the promoter of MMS WoFHoF, Kingsley Anaraoke, the gender-centric NGO is in the alliance move to position itself better for human trafficking war, sex and gender-based violence in some selected sectors of the economy, with a special focus on the maritime business domain.
The statement added that the MoU highlighted areas of engagement to include, Human trafficking by sea and cross- border transportation, sex and gender-based violence in work and business places, especially within the maritime sector and logistics industry. Speaking during the ceremony, the Director-General of NAPTIP, Hajia Binta Lami Adamu Bello, expressed confidence in the capacity of the NGO to deliver performance. A Board member of the MMS WoFHoF Initiative,Hajia Lami Tumaka, who led the leadership of the NGO to the event expressed gratitude for the confidence reposed in the women-centric organization, while urging members of the agency’s staff to give their unflinching cooperation for the implementation and success of the proposed value addition. The Chief Executive Officer of MMS WoFHoF Initiative, Anaroke, advised NAPTIP to take advantage of the huge of human capacity available at the MMS WoFHoF to make greater impact in the society and build a sustainable brand within its sphere of operations.
