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Nigeria Maritime University Seeks NIMASA’s Support to Overcome Challenges

Nigeria Maritime University Seeks NIMASA’s Support to Overcome Challenges

The Governing Council of the Nigeria Maritime University, Okerenkoko, Delta State has called on the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) to provide increased support to the institution to overcome its challenges and achieve its full potential.

During a courtesy visit to NIMASA’s headquarters in Lagos, the Acting Chairman of the Governing Council, Hon. Adewale Adeogun, highlighted the university’s need for additional funding, improved infrastructure, and increased support from NIMASA. He emphasized the university’s crucial role in developing skilled manpower for Nigeria’s maritime sector, which is a vital component of the nation’s economy.

In response, NIMASA’s Director-General, Dr. Dayo Mobereola commended the Governing Council for their visit and expressed the agency’s commitment to supporting the university.
He acknowledged the importance of the university in the development of Nigeria’s maritime industry and emphasized the need for the institution to explore alternative funding sources, such as research, grants, and partnerships with private sector stakeholders.

The Governing Council’s visit to NIMASA marks a significant step towards strengthening the collaboration between the two institutions and ensuring the continued growth and development of the Nigeria Maritime University.

An elated Adeogun thanked the DG/CEO and Management of NIMASA for the Hospitality and reassured the agency of the determination of the University’s Council to partner with them and other relevant Stakeholders in the Maritime sector.

Adeogun said it is the feeling of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Gcfr that NMU should be one of the best Maritime University in the World and that this council undsr him will not disappoint Mr. President.

Souvenir was later presented to the council by the Agency to commemorate the visit.

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