Port Operator Endorses Peterside’s New Book

The president of the Seaport Terminal Operators Association of Nigeria (STOAN), Olori (Dr.) Vicky Haastrup has endorsed “Leading successful a Storm”, the latest publication by erstwhile Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr Dakuku Peterside.

Olori Haastrup, who is besides the Olori of Ijesaland and woman of the Owa Obokun Adimula and Paramount Ruler of Ijesaland, His Imperial Majesty Oba Clement Adesuyi Haastrup, described the enactment arsenic an indispensable usher for leaders navigating crises.

She made the endorsement connected Monday, calling the publication a “potent compass for enactment successful times of uncertainty, instability, and disruption.”

“In times of crisis, we bash not request much rhetoric — we request clarity, resilience, humility, and steadiness of mind. ‘Leading successful a Storm’ offers those virtues successful disciplined form,” she said.

The publication examines however leaders tin past and thrive successful turbulent conditions.

It presents interconnected principles, including situational intelligence, calm confidence, sense-making, flexibility, and effectual communication. Drawing connected examples from Nigeria and Africa, Peterside highlights the tools required to pb institutions and communities erstwhile mean systems are shaken.

Olori Haastrup’s endorsement is seen arsenic peculiarly significant. As the Chairman of STOAN, she plays a cardinal relation successful Nigeria’s maritime and larboard operations, an manufacture often tested by planetary shocks and section challenges.

By aligning with the author’s message, she underscored the book’s applicable worth beyond theory, stressing its value for some firm and nationalist leadership.

The nationalist presumption of “Leading successful a Storm” volition instrumentality spot successful Lagos connected Thursday, October 16, 2025. The lawsuit volition besides diagnostic the motorboat of different publication by Peterside, “Beneath the Surface”, a postulation of essays reflecting Nigeria’s challenges and opportunities.