NIMASA Prioritizes Seafarers' Welfare and Advancement

On Thursday, Dr. Dayo Mobereola, the Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), stated that the welfare, safety, and professional advancement of seafarers remain central to NIMASA's maritime governance agenda. Speaking in Lagos during the 2026 Day of the Seafarer celebration, he reiterated NIMASA's commitment to championing strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing the global competitiveness of Nigerian seafarers.
Dr. Mobereola paid tribute to the extraordinary cadre of seafarers whose dedication and resilience form the bedrock of international trade. He noted that 80% of global trade volume and 70% of its value are transported by sea, with approximately two million seafarers working to maintain efficient supply chains.
He emphasized the need for collaboration among government, maritime agencies, shipowners, and labor unions to ensure decent working conditions for seafarers. Additionally, he mentioned that NIMASA is focused on human capacity development, training, and compliance with international maritime labor standards.
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