Capt. Warredi Enisuoh, executive director of Operations and Technical Services at [Tantita Security Services](https://tantitasecurity.com), has been appointed chair of the second JustNet Transport Summit, scheduled for 23 October 2024 in Lagos. The one‑day gathering will bring together senior policymakers, regulators and industry leaders to devise strategies that enhance the resilience of Nigeria’s transport and logistics sector in the face of worldwide disruptions.
**What is the summit’s purpose?**
The event, organised by JustAlive Communications Limited – the publisher of JustNet News – will be hosted at the Providence Hotel in GRA, Ikeja. Its theme, “Navigating Global Disruptions and the Road Ahead: Mobility, Energy and Trade Facilitation for a Resilient Future,” signals a focus on improving efficiency, competitiveness and sustainability across aviation, maritime, road, rail, inland waterways and logistics.
**Who are the principal speakers?**
Among the keynote participants are Dr Richard Aisuebeogun, former Managing Director of the [Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria](https://faan.gov.ng) and recognised transport expert; Dr Thomas Ogungbangbe, Chief Executive Officer of [CITA Energies](https://citaenergies.com), who will discuss the impact of oil‑market volatility on transport operations; and Dr Femi Aiyegbajeje, senior lecturer in the Department of Geography at the [University of Lagos](https://unilag.edu.ng), who will provide an academic perspective on integrated mobility systems and rail connectivity.
**Why is security a key agenda item?**
Enisuoh, popularly dubbed the “Double Captain” for his dual experience in maritime and aviation, is expected to inject a security‑focused viewpoint into the dialogue. His role at Tantita Security, a leading pipeline surveillance and critical‑infrastructure protection firm, positions him to address safeguarding of strategic assets, energy infrastructure and uninterrupted movement of people and goods.
**What outcomes does the organisers anticipate?**
Mrs Pearl Ngwama, Managing Director of JustAlive Communications, explained that the summit aims to generate actionable recommendations for a more efficient, sustainable and future‑ready transport ecosystem. “The summit was conceived as a platform for industry players, policymakers and other stakeholders to examine emerging challenges in transportation and develop practical solutions for building a more resilient transport ecosystem,” she said.
Discussions will examine how global supply‑chain shocks affect Nigeria’s transport network, explore measures to improve energy security, and consider trade‑facilitation policies that can mitigate cascading economic impacts. Participants will leave with a set of policy and operational proposals designed to strengthen the nation’s mobility infrastructure against future disruptions.