From right: Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Dr. Dayo Mobereola makes a presentation to the Director General, Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau NSIB, Captain Alex Sabundu Badeh Jnr.; during a courtesy visit by the NSIB DG/CEO to the headquarters of NIMASA in Lagos. In a bid to enhance maritime safety, security and marine casualty investigation in Nigeria, the Nigerian Maritime Administrations and Safety Agency NIMASA has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening institutional collaboration with the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau NSIB. The commitment was made by the Director General of NIMASA, Dr. Dayo Mobereola, when he received the Director General/CEO of the NSIB, Captain Alex Sabundu Badeh Jnr., on a courtesy visit to the Agency’s headquarters in Lagos. Speaking at the meeting, Dr. Mobereola affirmed that the Agency recognises the strategic role of the NSIB and the importance of stronger collaboration in advancing maritime saf...
The Ogun I Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has dismissed reports alleging that smugglers barricaded the Idiroko–Sango Ota road in Ogun State, describing the claims as false and a misrepresentation of an unfortunate traffic incident. According to information made available to the media, the traffic gridlock was caused by an accident involving a commercial trailer which broke down after falling into a badly failed section of the Atan road, leading to a temporary obstruction of vehicular movement. The Command clarified that the vehicles trapped in the resulting congestion were legitimate commercial trucks conveying red palm oil to local markets and had no connection whatsoever with smuggling activities. The Command Public Relations Officer, DSC Chado Zakari explained that the sheer number of heavy-duty vehicles caught in the traffic mistakenly led some members of the public to conclude that smugglers had taken over the road, a claim the Command insists is entirely unfoun...