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NIMASA: Jamoh hands over to Chudi Offodile as his tenure ends

Photo caption: Jamoh (right) handing over to Chudi Offodile

The Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Bashir Jamoh, has handed over to the agency’s Executive Director, Finance and Administration, Chudi Offodile following the expiration of his tenure Sunday.
During the handover ceremony at NIMASA Towers in Victoria Island, Jamoh expressed gratitude to the Federal Government for giving him the opportunity to serve in the capacity as Director General and urged the next leadership of the agency to consolidate on the gains of the past four years.
“I wish to express gratitude to Almighty Allah and the Federal Government for the privilege given me to serve Nigeria in this capacity, as I count myself a privileged Nigerian to have occupied this position, while also contributing my quota to the Nigerian maritime sector.
Let me also use this opportunity to assure the staff of the agency that wherever I am, I will still remain a part of this family; a place I have spent the active 30 years of my life,” Jamoh said.
He thanked the staff of the agency for their cooperation and their professionalism during his tenure.
On his part, the acting NIMASA Director-General, Chudi Offodile, said, “I want to express my gratitude to the outgoing DG for being a guide to me upon assumption of office as the Executive Director, Finance & Administration four years ago. The industry will continue to call on you for your expertise.”

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