The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, has approved the redeployment of some senior management staff of the Agency.
According to the DG, the new postings are expected to reposition the Agency towards meeting its statutory mandate as enshrined in the NIMASA Act and other enabling instruments.
The redeployment exercise has Ibrahim Jibril as the Director, Strategic Management in the Office of the Director General; Hajia Lami Tumaka, who was the former Head, Corporate Communications, as the Director, Special Duties, also in the Director General’s office; Abiodun Akinyosoye takes over as the Director of Administration and Human Resources; while Aishatu Jumai Musa is the Director, Planning Research & Data Management Services Department; and Audu Abdulsalam is now the Director, Legal Services.
Others include, Hassan El-Yakub Director, NIMASA Eastern Zone; Olayemi Abass, Director, Western Zone; Anthony Ogadi Head, Shipping Development; and Engr. Abel Femowei as the Coordinator, Central Zone, Warri, Delta State.
Furthermore, Captain Sunday Umoren is now Head, Maritime Safety and Seafarers Standards Department of the Agency, while Isichei Osamgbi is the new Head, Corporate Communications.
The redeployment exercise comes on the heels of the recent promotion, which saw to the elevation of eight Deputy Directors as Directors, 15 Assistant Directors to Deputy Directors, while 56 grade level 14 officers were promoted to their next grade of Assistant Directors.
It may be recalled that Peterside had at several fora reiterated the commitment of the Agency to the repositioning and restructuring of the Agency for greater efficiency and productivity.
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