Tag: #BlueEconomy
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WOMEN IN MARITIME: KEY TO UNLOCKING NIGERIA’S BLUE ECONOMY POTENTIAL
Experts in Nigeria’s maritime and energy sectors stress that boosting women’s participation in the ocean economy is critical for harnessing the blue economy’s vast potential. Mrs. Nneka Obianyor of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) highlighted that while the global ocean economy generates over $2.5 trillion annually and drives trade and innovation, women…
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NIGERIA LEADS SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IN AQUACULTURE, BUT FACES GIANT FISH SUPPLY GAP
Nigeria’s aquaculture sector is producing about 500,000 metric tonnes of fish every year, making the country the biggest aquaculture producer in sub-Saharan Africa, says Dr. Charles Iyangbe, WorldFish Nigeria’s Country Representative. Speaking at Fisheries Society of Nigeria’s 40th anniversary in Nasarawa, he revealed fisheries jobs provide livelihoods for over 10 million Nigerians. But here’s the…
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NEW NAVAL CHIEF REAR ADMIRAL IDI ABBAS VOWS TO DRIVE A DISCIPLINED, TECHNOLOGY-FOCUSED NIGERIAN NAVY
Rear Admiral Idi Abbas has officially taken the helm as the 23rd Chief of Naval Staff, pledging to lead a decisive and professional Nigerian Navy dedicated to protecting the nation’s maritime borders and enhancing the blue economy. Speaking at his inauguration in Abuja, Abbas vowed to confront maritime crimes such as crude oil theft, sea…
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NIGERIA APPEALS FOR SUPPORT IN IMO COUNCIL BID, CITES STRONG MARITIME LEADERSHIP
Nigeria seeks IMO Council seat to sustain regional maritime security and global trade role. Minister Adegboyega Oyetola urged backing for Nigeria’s IMO Council Category-C bid, highlighting the country’s vital ports and zero piracy record under the Deep Blue Project. He emphasized Nigeria’s commitment to inclusive maritime governance, blue economy reforms, and regional collaboration, portraying Nigeria…
