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NIMASA DG RECIEVE FG COMMENDATION ON NIGERIA’S IMO COUNCIL ELECTION

By Anne Ejuka


The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Honourable Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, His Excellency Adegboyega Oyetola, CON, has commended the Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA Dr. Dayo Mobereola, for his outstanding contributions to Nigeria’s successful election into Category C of the Council of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for the 2026–2027 biennium.

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‎This, according to a press release signed by the Head of Public Relations of NIMASA, Edward Osagie was contained in a letter dated January 28 2026 and addressed to the Director General, the Honourable Minister in the letter, acknowledged Dr. Mobereola’s strategic leadership and instrumental role in securing Nigeria’s victory at the IMO Council elections held in London.

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‎According to the Minister, Dr. Mobereola’s strategic engagement with IMO Member States and effective campaign coordination were pivotal to Nigeria’s resounding success, reflecting a high level of dedication to advancing the nation’s maritime interests.

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‎The Minister stated that “Your strategic engagement with IMO Member States and effective campaign management were pivotal to Nigeria’s resounding success at the election, showcasing your steadfast dedication and unrelenting commitment to advancing Nigeria’s maritime interests. 

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‎“The Ministry commends your pivotal role in demonstrating Nigeria’s maritime potential and reforms, thereby bolstering the nation’s standing in the global maritime community. As a key member of the Inter-Ministerial Bid Committee, your contributions reinforced Nigeria’s commitment to the objectives of the IMO and strengthened international maritime cooperation”, Oyetola said. 

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‎The Honourable Minister conveyed the Federal Government’s appreciation for the Director General’s outstanding service and expressed confidence in his continued contributions toward advancing Nigeria’s maritime ambitions.

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‎Dr. Dayo Mobereola, who was elated expressed deep appreciation to the Honourable Minister for the commendation, as well as for the leadership and guidance provided throughout the IMO Council election process.

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‎Dr. Mobereola attributed the success of the election to the dedication of NIMASA staff and the support of stakeholders, while reaffirming the Agency’s commitment to sustain collaboration with the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy.

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‎“This achievement reflects the dedication of our staff and the strong support of stakeholders, and it further challenges us to remain focused and committed in delivering on NIMASA’s mandate,” the DG said.

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‎He called for renewed dedication across the Agency to justify Nigeria’s election into the IMO Council by strengthening efforts in maritime safety, security, marine environmental protection, and capacity development.

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‎Nigeria’s election into Category C of the IMO Council is considered a strategic gain for the country and aligns directly with NIMASA’s statutory responsibility as the nation’s maritime administration. 

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