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Home » NIMASA Reaffirms Commitment To Service Excellence As It Marks 2025 Customer Service Week

NIMASA Reaffirms Commitment To Service Excellence As It Marks 2025 Customer Service Week

by Joshua
October 9, 2025
in Featured, News

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA has officially launched its 2025 Customer Service Week celebrations under the inspiring global theme, “Mission: Possible.”

The Agency is leveraging this annual celebration to reaffirm its commitment to transforming customer challenges into opportunities and consistently delivering exceptional service to grow the Nigerian Maritime sector.

In his remarks, the Director General/CEO NIMASA, Dr. Dayo Mobereola, noted that effective service delivery remains central to the Agency’s mandate, stressing that excellence must begin internally before extending to external stakeholders.

Providing service is paramount, both internally and externally. We must remain prepared, committed, and available to solve problems together as a team. Excellence in service delivery defines who we are and what we represent,” Dr. Mobereola stated.

He further highlighted teamwork, accountability, and continuous improvement as essential drivers of institutional growth and public confidence.

The Head of SERVICOM Unit, Hajiya Rakiyyah Lammai, appreciated the Director General for his continued support in strengthening customer service structures within NIMASA. She noted that this year’s theme aptly reflects the dedication and resilience of the Agency’s staff in upholding service quality.

The 2025 Customer Service Week was commemorated across NIMASA offices nationwide with recognition programmes, engagement activities, and customer feedback sessions aimed at promoting a culture of responsiveness and efficiency.

The celebration at the Agency’s headquarters was attended by the Executive Directors and Management Staff, who collectively reaffirmed their commitment to upholding service excellence.

As NIMASA continues to promote safety, security, and sustainability within Nigeria’s maritime domain, the 2025 Customer Service Week reinforces that service excellence remains the cornerstone of effective public service.


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