The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency(NIMASA), Dr. Dakuku Peterside, has lauded the economic programme of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration.
Dakuku said this on NIMASA’s recognition and award as the “Most Reliable Government Organisation of the Year” at the seventh edition of the Pan African International Recognition Awards/Annual Discourse, which held in Accra, Ghana.
Organisers of the annual awards, Pan African
International Magazine, said NIMASA was recognised for “its giant achievements
in the maritime sector, locally and globally.”
Sustainable Economic Development through Good Governance – Improving Structures
and Policies in Africa.”
organisations, and individuals who had shown commitment to the development of
the continent.
testament to the success and dependability of President Muhammadu Buhari’s
economic agenda. We keyed in a long time ago, and we have been running with the
vision of the President to restore Nigeria to greatness.
agenda, and this award is testimony to the effectiveness of our strategy.
our bit as a strategic economic pillar in the collective task of delivering
progress to majority of Nigerians.”
Bashir Jamoh, who represented the Director-General, received the award on
behalf of the Agency.
Director of the Kenya School of Law, Professor Patrick Loch Otieno Lumumba, as
Keynote Speaker.
intellectuals and financial experts from across the globe to proffer solutions
to the varied challenges facing African countries.
African political and business leaders, government agencies, research
institutions and investors to meet and proffer solutions to the challenges of
unemployment, terrorism, insecurity and corruption, which have prevented most
African countries from reaching their developmental potential.
by NIMASA, under the current management, to positively contribute to the
socioeconomic development of Nigeria, and the African continent, in general.
comes on the heels of the “Outstanding Invaluable Company Award”, which Rotary
International conferred on the Agency in March for various Corporate Social
Responsibility initiatives it has embarked on in recent times.