Jamoh Appointed Chairman of CELTRAS at UniPort

In a significant move to strengthen academic and research initiatives in logistics and transport studies, Professor Jamoh has been appointed as the chairman of the Center for Logistics and Transport Studies (CELTRAS) at the University of Port Harcourt (UniPort). This appointment is seen as a strategic step to enhance the center’s role in addressing critical issues in the logistics and transport sector in Nigeria and beyond. Professor Jamoh, a renowned expert in logistics and transport management, brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the position. His appointment is expected to foster innovation, research, and collaboration between academia and industry. Under his leadership, CELTRAS is poised to become a hub for cutting-edge research and policy formulation in the transport sector. The center’s focus areas include maritime logistics, supply chain management, and transportation infrastructure development. Professor Jamoh’s vision for CELTRAS includes expanding its research capabilities, enhancing student training programs, and strengthening partnerships with stakeholders in the transport industry. His appointment has been widely welcomed by the academic community and industry experts, who believe his leadership will drive meaningful change in the sector. The University of Port Harcourt, known for its strong programs in logistics and transport studies, is expected to benefit significantly from Professor Jamoh’s expertise. This move is part of the university’s broader strategy to position itself as a leader in research and innovation in West Africa. Professor Jamoh’s appointment also underscores the importance of academic institutions in addressing real-world challenges in the transport and logistics sector. His leadership is expected to inspire the next generation of professionals in the field, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle complex logistics and transport challenges. The appointment of Professor Jamoh as chairman of CELTRAS is a testament to his contributions to the field and his commitment to advancing logistics and transport studies in Nigeria. As he assumes his new role, expectations are high for the transformative impact he will bring to the center and the wider academic community.

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