NIMASA vows to prioritise Cabotage implementation
17-09-2026 08:23 via vanguardngr.com

NIMASA vows to prioritise Cabotage implementation

By Godwin OritseThe Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dayo Mobereola, has reiterated that developing indigenous capacity in Nigeria’s maritime sector under the Cabotage regime remains a priority of the administration.Mobereola stated this on Tuesday during a tour of Marine Platforms’ African Pioneer Lagos vessel.The African Pioneer Lagos, with IMO Number 9808613, is a Nigerian-flagged offshore Diving Support Vessel (DSV), measuri
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