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NIMASA Opens New Abuja Zonal Office

by Ejike Ejike
2 years ago
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The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), had opened it’s new Abuja zonal office.

Speaking at the function on Tuesday, the minister Of Transportation, Mu’azu Jaji Sambo said the role of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency cannot be understated in the delivery of Nigeria’s economic potential.

He added that there is a strong need to put in place strategic and tangible structures that will yield quantifiable and intangible dividends in the years to come.

According to the minister,

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“As a nation at the cusp of an economic renaissance, with boundless opportunities in its maritime domain, the role of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency cannot be understated in the delivery of Nigeria’s economic potential.

“However, for us as a nation to achieve our potential, there is a strong need to put in place strategic and tangible structures that will yield quantifiable and intangible dividends in the years to come.

“As we flag off the commissioning of all completed projects by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, what will become apparent for all to see is the intentionality, commitment and focus of the federal government of Nigeria to ensure that the proper foundation is put in place so that as a people, we can continuously build towards a greater tomorrow.

“Today, we are gathered here to commission the newly acquired NIMASA Abuja Zonal Office. At the same time, there may be those who will raise questions about the need for a Maritime Administration to secure an office in Abuja, where there is no ocean but I assure you that the acquisition of this office is not to fulfil another bureaucratic justification but due to the responsibilities and functions that the zonal office plays in discharging NIMASA’s mandate.

“The Abuja Zonal Office serves as the nexus point between the NIMASA and the Federal Ministry of Transportation, the National Assembly, and all other relevant Ministries, Departments and Agencies, as well as critical stakeholders like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), amongst others.”

Also speaking, the NIMASA director-general, Bashir Jamoh said “Work place and working environment is crucial to every business enterprise, imagine you are in a rented place and the landlord ask you to park out every time, when you have plenty to maintain a property and you can live in peace. So, our intention is to build a solid foundation for NIMASA. This office was established in 1987 and Abuja office remains a cardinal office that interfaces with other agencies and we don’t have office environment. So the essence is to ensure that we maintain sanctity in terms of productivity to boost economic growth and development.

“This building will probably house the regional maritime bank.”


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