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Home » NIMASA’s Capt Kunle Olaiwola Makes History, Bags Nautical Institute’s Fellow

NIMASA’s Capt Kunle Olaiwola Makes History, Bags Nautical Institute’s Fellow

by Joshua
February 14, 2022
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A Master Mariner and Nautical Surveyor at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA); Captain Kunle Olaiwola has been selected as a Fellowship of the Nautical Institute, United Kingdom.

CAPT. KUNLE OLAIWOLA

Olaiwola,s selection, which held at the Institute’s December 2021 Annual General Meeting (AGM) conference in London makes him the first Nigerian Master Mariner to be so honoured. He also becomes one of the few in Africa to get to this highest level of membership at the Nautical Institute.

Shipping Position Daily reports that, the Nautical Institute represents the best of what the shipping industry has to offer in terms of dedication of professionalism around the world.

The Nautical Institute is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) with consultative status at the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

The new Nautical Institute’s Fellow; Capt Kunle Olaiwola retired from the Nigerian Navy after serving between January 1983 to April 1994. While in the Nigerian Navy, he attended the Basic and Seamanship Training College as well as the Navigation and Direction School.

He is a specialist in Radar Plotting and Electronic warfare, Captain Olaiwola also sailed on various warships, stone frigate (ashore base) as well as engaged on flag showing tour and peace keeping mission as a Naval officer.

He was decorated with several military medals for his meritorious service to Nigeria.

He attended the Maritime Academy Of Nigeria Oron where he obtained National Diploma In Nautical Science; Singapore Polytechnic and Singapore Maritime Academy where he was trained in Advance Management, International Ship and Port Security, Automatic Radar Plotting and Maritime Study, Nautical Science, Navigation Control, Electronic Navigation System, Maritime Safety System (GMDSS), Maritime Administration, Basic Survival At Sea, International Safety Business and Law, Ship Handling, Meteorology for Ocean/Sea, Global Maritime Distress and Command Navigation.

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Captain Kunle Olaiwola further obtained Class 3 (Deck Officer) Certificate of Competency at Maritime Port Authority Singapore, Class 2 (Deck Officer) Certificate of Competency and Class 1 Master Mariner respectively at Maritime Port Authority Singapore.

Captain Olaiwola, an alumni of Kofi Anna Peace Keeping Institute, Accra Ghana, sailed on board various international ships such as General Cargo Ship, Crude/Product Oil Tankers, Anchor Handling Tug Boat Dp2, FPS0 and Container Ship.

He rose from ranks to take a command as a ship captain onboard ocean going and coastal ships during g his sailing days. Captain Kunle worked in various organisations in UAE, Singapore, Malaysia, Nigeria, Angola and the UK.

He experienced sailing across Asia, Africa, Micronesia, South America, Baltic, Bay Bengaland Europe ocean/seas and ports.

Captain Kunle Olaiwola also attended Lloyds Maritime Academy London where he obtained certificate in Marine Pollution Management, port/ Flag State Surveyor Certificates and Nautical Examiner Certificate.

He obtained PGO in international Maritime Law and LLM in International Maritime Law at different occasion at World Maritime University, Malmo, Sweden.

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