The National Association of Bus Conductors of Nigeria (NABCON) has organized a workshop aimed at promoting professionalism, safety consciousness, discipline, and effective service delivery within the transportation sector in Rivers State.
The workshop, which brought together transport stakeholders, bus conductors, union representatives, and government officials, focused on the importance of proper conduct, road safety regulations, passenger relations, and the need for continuous capacity building among transport operators.
Speaking at the event, the Director of Administration, Rivers State Ministry of Transport, Mrs. Aaron Mary Ebere, commended the NABCON for organizing the workshop and partnering with the ministry to improve standards in the transportation sector.
Ebere stated that the Rivers State Government remains committed to promoting a safe, organized, and efficient transportation system across the state.
She emphasized that bus conductors play a vital role in maintaining order, ensuring passenger safety, and projecting a positive image of the transport industry.
According to her, regular training and sensitization programmes are necessary to equip transport workers with the knowledge and skills required to effectively discharge their duties while maintaining professionalism and respect for human dignity.
She urged participants to apply the lessons learned during the workshop in their daily operations, stressing that discipline, courtesy, and adherence to traffic regulations would significantly reduce accidents and improve public confidence in the transport sector.
Also speaking, the State Chairman of the NABCON, Comrade Tammy Inoma-Batubo, expressed appreciation to the Ministry of Transport for its support in making the workshop a success.
He assured participants that the Rivers State chapter of the association would continue to uphold high standards and remain a leading example within the organization nationwide.
The workshop featured interactive sessions on road safety awareness, conflict management, customer relations, and ethical conduct in public transportation.
Participants expressed appreciation to the organizers and pledged their commitment to supporting government efforts aimed at achieving a safer, more efficient, and more professional transport sector in Rivers State.
- Oyo is the Information/Public Relations Officer, Ministry of Transport.