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NIMASA Spokesman Wins Outstanding Spokesperson In Marine And Blue Economy Sector Award


The spokesman and  Head of Public Relations Unit of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Mr Edward  Osagie FNIPR, has won "Most Outstanding Spokesperson" in the Marine and Blue Economy sector at the 2025 National Spokespersons’ Awards (NSAwards).


The award ceremony, held on April 16, 2025, in Abuja, honored Osagie’s exceptional communication skills and dedication to promoting the agency’s image.


The NSAwards featured 62 finalists across 21 competitive categories, with three spokespersons from the maritime industry participating in the final round.


Osagie emerged as a finalist in three categories, including Spokesperson of the Year, Outstanding Spokesperson (Crisis Management – Public Sector), and Marine and Blue Economy Sector.


He ultimately won the Marine and Blue Economy Sector category, beating  other notable finalists, including Ikechukwu Onyemekara of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and Muyiwa Akande of Sifax Group.


Other winners at the ceremony included Dele Oyewale, Head of Media and Publicity Unit of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), who was named Outstanding Federal Government Spokesperson of the Year.


Olufemi Soneye of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) won the Distinguished Spokesperson of the Year (Oil and Gas) category, while the Nigerian Customs Service was recognized as the Best Corporate Spokesperson Team.


The Chairman of the award’s Adjudication Committee, Dr. Shaibu Husseini, praised the nominees for their exceptional communication skills and emphasized that the selection process was rigorous and driven by merit.


The Special Guest of Honor, Akintunde Rotimi Jr, Chairman of the House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, highlighted the importance of involving spokespersons in policy formulation and decision-making processes.


He noted that spokespersons should be equipped with first-hand knowledge of key issues to enhance their effective and accurate public communication.


The National Spokespersons Awards is Nigeria’s premier platform for celebrating excellence in public relations, strategic communication, and media management.


The award recognizes individuals and organizations that demonstrate professionalism, innovation, and impactful public communication.


By honoring outstanding spokespersons, the NSAwards aims to promote best practices in communication and enhance the image of various sectors and industries.


Edward Osagie’s recognition as the outstanding spokesperson in the Marine and Blue Economy sector is a testament to his exceptional communication skills and dedication to promoting NIMASA’s image.


The NSAwards provides a platform for celebrating excellence in public relations and strategic communication, and Osagie’s win is a notable achievement in the maritime industry



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