shippingposition
  • Home
  • News
  • Editorial
    • Vox Pop
  • Maritime safety
  • Oil and Gas
  • Personality
  • Health
No Result
View All Result
shippingposition

Home » NIMASA DG Receives Maritime Man of The Year Award, Lauded By Global Maritime Leaders

NIMASA DG Receives Maritime Man of The Year Award, Lauded By Global Maritime Leaders

Oluyinka Onigbinde 

by Joshua
March 1, 2024
in Featured, News

The Director General Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh, has been described as the epitome of excellence in the maritime industry. He was bestowed with the prestigious “Maritime Man of the Year” award by Maritime Media Limited at a ceremony held at Eko Hotel and Suites on Wednesday

 

Dignitaries, including the Executive Governor of Kaduna State, Uba Sani, hailed Dr. Jamoh as Nigeria’s finest export in the maritime sector. Senator Lawal Silver, representing Governor Sani, commended Jamoh’s national recognition and numerous chieftaincy titles, underscoring Kaduna State’s pride in his achievements.

 

Elder Asu Beks, CEO of Maritime Media Limited, lauded Jamoh as the champion of Nigeria’s Blue Economy, emphasizing his dedication to NIMASA’s core mandates. Notably, Jamoh’s leadership led to a significant reduction in maritime criminality, earning praise from the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

 

Phillip Heyl, representing the IMO, expressed pride in Jamoh’s accomplishments, stating, “He is a fantastic representation of Nigeria who has done more for the reputation of Nigeria in the maritime world more than anyone in a long time.”

 

Also, Patricia Davies of the British High Commission, congratulated Jamoh and highlighted the close collaboration between their team and NIMASA.

 

Minister of Marine and Blue Economy; Mr Adegboyega Oyetola and  other industry stakeholders commended Jamoh for his contributions to the sector’s progress and welfare of maritime workers.

 

In his response, Jamoh credited his success to his team and mentor, Alhaji Muniru Jafar. He acknowledged the ongoing work ahead, emphasizing the foundation laid for future advancements in the maritime industry.

 

The event also saw the presence of notable figures such as Prince Olayiwola Shittu, Alhaji Taiwo Mustapha, Hajia Lami Tumaka, Comrade Adewale Adeyanju; the President General, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) and other distinguished guests from the maritime community.


Related Posts

NSML’s Maritime Centre of Excellence Secures Prestigious UK Nautical Institute Certification

NSML’s Maritime Centre of Excellence Secures Prestigious UK Nautical Institute Certification

June 5, 2026
NIMASA, Malta Ship Registry Explore Partnership To Advance Nigeria’s Ship Registry

NIMASA, Malta Ship Registry Explore Partnership To Advance Nigeria’s Ship Registry

June 5, 2026
Dantsoho Advocates Greener, Safer Ports, Says Dockworkers Vital to Global Trade Competitiveness

Dantsoho Advocates Greener, Safer Ports, Says Dockworkers Vital to Global Trade Competitiveness

June 5, 2026
NIWA Urges Waterways Travelers To Avoid Leaking Boats

NIWA Urges Waterways Travelers To Avoid Leaking Boats

June 5, 2026

Latest News

NSML’s Maritime Centre of Excellence Secures Prestigious UK Nautical Institute Certification

NSML’s Maritime Centre of Excellence Secures Prestigious UK Nautical Institute Certification

June 5, 2026

NIMASA, Malta Ship Registry Explore Partnership To Advance Nigeria’s Ship Registry

Dantsoho Advocates Greener, Safer Ports, Says Dockworkers Vital to Global Trade Competitiveness

NIWA Urges Waterways Travelers To Avoid Leaking Boats

Farinto Tasks Maritime Journalists on Industry Revival, Calls for Bold Reporting

CGC Adeniyi Strengthens Global Partnerships at Customs Diplomatic Reception

Rising Costs, Aging Boats Threaten Water Transport Growth, WABOTAN Warns

Vessels Expected At Lagos Ports As At 5th June, 2026

Grimaldi Denies Liability for Customs Duties on Sold Containers, Refutes Reports of 2,500-Unit Sale

Africa’s Deep Seaport Ambitions May Benefit Foreign Shipping Giants Without Indigenous Marine Fleets — Capt. Ladi Olubowale

Navy Hands Over Suspected Militant To DSS In Calabar

UK Delegation Strengthens Maritime Ties with NPA

kindly like our Facebook page

Health

Ovarian Cancer: Why Nigerian Women Are Dying In Silence
Health

Ovarian Cancer: Why Nigerian Women Are Dying In Silence

May 18, 2026

For some months, Ms Sadijeamin Okobalosheh dismissed the constant heaviness in her lower abdomen as a “spiritual load” or the...

Beware: ‘Agbo’ Can Kill Asthmatics, Inhalers Save Lives — Pulmonologist

WARNING: No Amount Of Sex, Special Diet Can Prevent Prostate Cancer

May 11, 2026
Beware: ‘Agbo’ Can Kill Asthmatics, Inhalers Save Lives — Pulmonologist

Beware: ‘Agbo’ Can Kill Asthmatics, Inhalers Save Lives — Pulmonologist

May 11, 2026
Why Nigerians Must Reduce Excessive Salt Intake – Public Health Expert

Why Nigerians Must Reduce Excessive Salt Intake – Public Health Expert

May 4, 2026
Nigeria, 9 Others Account For 70% Global Hepatitis B deaths —WHO

Nigeria, 9 Others Account For 70% Global Hepatitis B deaths —WHO

May 4, 2026
Your Stool Determines The State Of Your Health

World Liver Day 2026: Low Awareness Threatens Fight Against Liver Disease – Experts

April 27, 2026
Your Stool Determines The State Of Your Health

Your Stool Determines The State Of Your Health

April 27, 2026
WARNING: High-Salt Diet May Speed Memory Decline In Men

WARNING: High-Salt Diet May Speed Memory Decline In Men

April 20, 2026
8% Nigerians Live With Diabetes – Official

8% Nigerians Live With Diabetes – Official

April 20, 2026
SALT USAGE ADVISORY: WHO, NAFDAC Warns Against Excessive Salt Intake, Recommends 1 Teaspoon Of Salt Daily

Some Health Benefits of Tomatoes?

April 13, 2026

© 2021 Shippingposition

Navigate Site

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Editorial Policy
  • Sitemap
  • Terms

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Coast To Coast
  • Oil and Gas
  • Maritime Education
  • The Terminals
  • Maritime safety

© 2021 Shippingposition