Bellington marks End Year Party with funfair

Bellington Cargo Export Processing Terminal (EPT) last week held its  End Of The Year Party to honour its dedicated staff and clientele. The occasion was particularly dedicated to thanking Almighty God for a successful business year.

The event came up at the ultra large, ten thousand TEU capacity terminal of Bellington at Okokomaiko, Lagos.

The fun filled event was attended by the entire staff of the Group from different formations in parts of Nigeria and West Africa, personalities from the maritime industries, renowned shippers, technocrats from NPA,  Customs, terminals,  shipping companies and the media.

The Leader of the Group, Mr Austin Esiekpe, noted that the event was held to cap off a year in which the company achieved successes in spite of the harsh economic situations of the nation.

“We all know that the year 2024 was a trying period economically for Nigeria,  but, nonetheless,  we recorded decent economic milestones,  our staff are all in good health,  no industrial accidents,  and our Clientele gragh only recorded an upward trajectory. We are here to thank God Almighty, knowing and praying that next year will be better for Bellington EPT and indeed all Nigerians,” he enthused.

Highlights of the occasion included a dance competition in which winners went home with large sums of money as prizes.

Bellington Cargo Ltd is one of the five originally licensed Export Processing Terminals by the Nigerian Ports Authority and has acquitted itself brilliantly over the past years not only as an EPT but as an all round cargo trade facilitator with an expanding clientele in parts of Nigeria,  Benin Republic, Togo and Ghana. Bellington terminal at ljora is a beehive of operations, while new terminals in Tincan port and Kirikiri Terminals will soon commend operations.

Staff of Bellington EPT pose for photographs at the End Year Party