In recognition of its effort towards driving Presidential Enabling Environment Council (PEBEC) overall reform initiatives in the port environment, the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has won the prestigious World Bank 2019 Doing Business Ranking Award.
Barr Hassan Bello, ES Nigeria Shippers’ Council
The award, received by the Council, was in recognition of its contributions to the implement of reform within the Trading Across Border Indicator of the World Bank Doing Business which saw to Nigeria move up to 15 places on the World Bank Doing Business Ranking 2020.
The NSC’s reform champion at PEBEC, Miss Adaora Nwonu also received a special recognition award as the reform champion of the Council on the World Bank 2020 Doing Business Index.
Prof. Yemi Osinbanjo, SAN GCON.Vice President Federal Republic of Nigeria given PEBEC award to Miss Adaora Nwonu Representative of Nigerian Shippers’ Council
The Annual PEBEC Award which took place at the state House conference hall, Abuja was hosted by the (PEBEC) under the Chairmanship of the Vice President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN GCON.
Prof. Yemi Osibajo, in his address, reiterated the critical place of an enabling business environment in a nation’s ability to grow in a sustainable manner and the prosperity of its people.
He commended the awardees, urging them to keep up the good work and go the extra mile in supporting the actualization of the Federal Government’s reforms towards ensuring a conducive business environment.
Miss Adaora Nwonu displaying her special recognition award as the reform champion of the Council on the World Bank 2020 Doing Business Index.
In her welcome address, the Special Adviser to the President on Ease of Doing Business/ PEBEC Secretary, Dr. Jumoke Odumole, acknowledge the support of Ministries, Department and Agencies and private sector institutions towards the improvement recorded by Nigeria on the World Bank Doing Business Ranking and Being named among the top ten most improved economies for the second time.
She noted that there was still more work to be done to attain the target of being among the 70 by 2023 on the World Bank Doing Business ranking.
