Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited (PCHS), the port management subsidiary of SIFAX Group, has contracted Micura Services Limited to handle its stevedoring services at its terminal in Tin Can Island Port, Lagos.
This agreement is part of the company’s broader restructuring effort to enhance efficiency in its port operations and improve customers’ experience.
According to John Jenkins, PCHS Managing Director, the restructuring will enable the company to focus on its core business of port management, while the stevedore company will handle the efficient, safe loading and unloading of cargo and other related activities.
He said, “Ports and Cargo Handling Services Limited has continued to set standards in port operations in Nigeria. With over two decades of experience, we are poised to transition into a new growth phase, where we will substantially improve our operational deliverables, become the preferred seaport terminal in Nigeria, and the first choice for shipping lines, consignees, and agents.
“Achieving this lofty objective requires a professional stevedore company that has cognate experience, a record of excellence, and local knowledge of the industry. That’s why Micura Services is coming on board as a partner in meeting these expectations.”
Dr. Michael Ubogu, Chief Executive Officer, Micura Services Limited, said the signing of the contract with PCHS marks a new milestone in the company’s drive to offer exceptional services to discerning clients in the industry.
“At Micura Services, we are grateful for the opportunity provided by Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited to partner with it to showcase professional stevedore services built on competence and experience. We are renowned for our well-trained and well-motivated staff, who are not only passionate but also skilled in handling all types of cargo. We promise to deliver tailor-made solutions that fit the requirements of our new partner,” he said.
Comrade Francis Bunu Abi, President General, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), lauded the restructuring and appointment of Micura Services Limited. Abi, who was represented by Ibrahim Ohize Tajudeen, the union’s Vice President General, at the official commencement of the contract, particularly commended Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited for its transparent management of the dock workers’ issues during the transition.
The contract takes effect from August 1, 2025.
Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited (PCHS), the port management subsidiary of SIFAX Group, has contracted Micura Services Limited to handle its stevedoring services at its terminal in Tin Can Island Port, Lagos.
This agreement is part of the company’s broader restructuring effort to enhance efficiency in its port operations and improve customers’ experience.
According to John Jenkins, PCHS Managing Director, the restructuring will enable the company to focus on its core business of port management, while the stevedore company will handle the efficient, safe loading and unloading of cargo and other related activities.
He said, “Ports and Cargo Handling Services Limited has continued to set standards in port operations in Nigeria. With over two decades of experience, we are poised to transition into a new growth phase, where we will substantially improve our operational deliverables, become the preferred seaport terminal in Nigeria, and the first choice for shipping lines, consignees, and agents.
“Achieving this lofty objective requires a professional stevedore company that has cognate experience, a record of excellence, and local knowledge of the industry. That’s why Micura Services is coming on board as a partner in meeting these expectations.”
Dr. Michael Ubogu, Chief Executive Officer, Micura Services Limited, said the signing of the contract with PCHS marks a new milestone in the company’s drive to offer exceptional services to discerning clients in the industry.
“At Micura Services, we are grateful for the opportunity provided by Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited to partner with it to showcase professional stevedore services built on competence and experience. We are renowned for our well-trained and well-motivated staff, who are not only passionate but also skilled in handling all types of cargo. We promise to deliver tailor-made solutions that fit the requirements of our new partner,” he said.
Comrade Francis Bunu Abi, President General, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), lauded the restructuring and appointment of Micura Services Limited. Abi, who was represented by Ibrahim Ohize Tajudeen, the union’s Vice President General, at the official commencement of the contract, particularly commended Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited for its transparent management of the dock workers’ issues during the transition.
The contract takes effect from August 1, 2025.
Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited (PCHS), the port management subsidiary of SIFAX Group, has contracted Micura Services Limited to handle its stevedoring services at its terminal in Tin Can Island Port, Lagos.
This agreement is part of the company’s broader restructuring effort to enhance efficiency in its port operations and improve customers’ experience.
According to John Jenkins, PCHS Managing Director, the restructuring will enable the company to focus on its core business of port management, while the stevedore company will handle the efficient, safe loading and unloading of cargo and other related activities.
He said, “Ports and Cargo Handling Services Limited has continued to set standards in port operations in Nigeria. With over two decades of experience, we are poised to transition into a new growth phase, where we will substantially improve our operational deliverables, become the preferred seaport terminal in Nigeria, and the first choice for shipping lines, consignees, and agents.
“Achieving this lofty objective requires a professional stevedore company that has cognate experience, a record of excellence, and local knowledge of the industry. That’s why Micura Services is coming on board as a partner in meeting these expectations.”
Dr. Michael Ubogu, Chief Executive Officer, Micura Services Limited, said the signing of the contract with PCHS marks a new milestone in the company’s drive to offer exceptional services to discerning clients in the industry.
“At Micura Services, we are grateful for the opportunity provided by Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited to partner with it to showcase professional stevedore services built on competence and experience. We are renowned for our well-trained and well-motivated staff, who are not only passionate but also skilled in handling all types of cargo. We promise to deliver tailor-made solutions that fit the requirements of our new partner,” he said.
Comrade Francis Bunu Abi, President General, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), lauded the restructuring and appointment of Micura Services Limited. Abi, who was represented by Ibrahim Ohize Tajudeen, the union’s Vice President General, at the official commencement of the contract, particularly commended Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited for its transparent management of the dock workers’ issues during the transition.
The contract takes effect from August 1, 2025.
Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited (PCHS), the port management subsidiary of SIFAX Group, has contracted Micura Services Limited to handle its stevedoring services at its terminal in Tin Can Island Port, Lagos.
This agreement is part of the company’s broader restructuring effort to enhance efficiency in its port operations and improve customers’ experience.
According to John Jenkins, PCHS Managing Director, the restructuring will enable the company to focus on its core business of port management, while the stevedore company will handle the efficient, safe loading and unloading of cargo and other related activities.
He said, “Ports and Cargo Handling Services Limited has continued to set standards in port operations in Nigeria. With over two decades of experience, we are poised to transition into a new growth phase, where we will substantially improve our operational deliverables, become the preferred seaport terminal in Nigeria, and the first choice for shipping lines, consignees, and agents.
“Achieving this lofty objective requires a professional stevedore company that has cognate experience, a record of excellence, and local knowledge of the industry. That’s why Micura Services is coming on board as a partner in meeting these expectations.”
Dr. Michael Ubogu, Chief Executive Officer, Micura Services Limited, said the signing of the contract with PCHS marks a new milestone in the company’s drive to offer exceptional services to discerning clients in the industry.
“At Micura Services, we are grateful for the opportunity provided by Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited to partner with it to showcase professional stevedore services built on competence and experience. We are renowned for our well-trained and well-motivated staff, who are not only passionate but also skilled in handling all types of cargo. We promise to deliver tailor-made solutions that fit the requirements of our new partner,” he said.
Comrade Francis Bunu Abi, President General, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), lauded the restructuring and appointment of Micura Services Limited. Abi, who was represented by Ibrahim Ohize Tajudeen, the union’s Vice President General, at the official commencement of the contract, particularly commended Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited for its transparent management of the dock workers’ issues during the transition.
The contract takes effect from August 1, 2025.
