This was contained in the Nigerian maritime industry forecast for 2018/2019 unveiled on Tuesday in Lagos by Dr. Dakuku Adol Peterside, the Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency.
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This was one of the major consensus at a one-day maritime Stakeholders’ interactive forum held in Warri, Delta State, with the theme: “Implementation of Executive Order One – Ease of Doing Business in a secure maritime environment.”
The trio in their congratulatory letters described Adams’ new title as well deserving based on his antecedent and immense contributions to the development of the Yoruba race and unity of Nigeria.
He said: “The people of ONELGA have been harassed, traumatized, maimed and killed needlessly. This is a great day for the people and end of the road for those who felt this day would never come. For their sponsors, they should know that there is a consequence for every action and a day of reckoning for all of us.”
Peterside further stated that the Nigeria forecast will deal with how developments on the international scene will affect the industry in Nigeria, which will also serve as a guide for investors and Stakeholders in the maritime sector.
Peterside, who said this while addressing newsmen after a meeting of the G7++ Friends of the Gulf of Guinea Group in Lagos, noted that Nigeria started late in its quest to be elected into the council.
Peterside commended party leaders and faithful at various levels and Congress officials for conducting a hitch free exercise that has drawn commendations across the board.
The body of all administrators of maritime regulatory bodies came up with the position as one of the major ways to safeguard the future of maritime wealth in the continent alongside other pertinent positions
The committee also summoned the Group General Manager, National Petroleum Investment Management Services, Stephen Sejebor, and Director of the Department of Petroleum Resources, Modecai Ladan, in connection with the stolen fund
The funeral service was held at St. Dominic Catholic Church, Yaba, before the corpse was taken to the cemetery for burial
A statement by the Chairman of the PDP in the State, Bro. Felix Obuah, said the humiliation of the six police officers, which was beamed on national television, clearly showed that the police authorities acted the script of the All Progressives Congress, which was not favored by the outcome of the just concluded Rivers State rerun election on December 10, 2016
Peterside stated this when he played host to members of the Lagos Council of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, led by the Chairman, Deji Elumoye, at the Headquarters of the Agency in Lagos.
The Director General of NIMASA, Dr. Dakuku Peterside, gave this assurance when the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (retd), and his team paid a courtesy visit to the Head Office of the Agency in Lagos
Peterside told a news conference in Port Harcourt that the collation of the district’s election results was marred with irregularities
Peterside stated that the vision of the Nigerian local content is to transform the maritime and oil and gas industry by developing in-country capacity and indigenous capabilities of high international standards resulting in significant employment and wealth creation
In a lecture at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus at the weekend, Peterside called on Nigerians to appreciate the unusual courage displayed by President Muhammadu Buhari to fight the cankerworm
Peterside said NIMASA had upgraded its intelligence unit to “LIoyds List Intelligence” and urged all unit heads to start using the operation
Peterside made this disclosure while meeting with staff and stakeholders in Warri, Delta State as part of his working visit to the Central Zone in continuation of his familiarisation tour of the Agency’s offices and facilities.
Peterside said the management of the agency would not relent in its core functions of safety of vessels and personnel on Nigerian territorial waters.
Peterside said: “Presently, over 2,000 Nigerians are undergoing training in seafaring
Dr. Peterside made this known while receiving the members of the National Association of Stevedoring Companies, led by the President, Bolaji Sunmola, at the Agency’s headquarters in Lagos