PhotoNews: Sifax group at NIMSA, briefs DG on activities

The Group Executive Vice Chairman, SIFAX Group, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi, led a team from the company to a courtesy call on the Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Bashir Jamoh, recently.

The aim of the visit, TechEconomy.ng gathered, was to explore opportunities for a better working relationship between SIFAX Group and NIMASA.

At the meeting, Dr. Afolabi used the opportunity to inform the NIMASA DG of the Group’s investments in the maritime sector and other upcoming business projects meant to boost the maritime sector too.

In his response, the NIMASA DG, assured that the agency will support the Group in making sure that all its outlined projects are successfully executed.

Here are some photographs during the visit:

L-R: Yusuf Yaro, Personal Assistant to SIFAX Group’s GEVC; Idris Wiwoloku, Head, Trusted Risk Managers Insurance Company, the insurance subsidiary of SIFAX Group; Captain Ibrahim Olugbade, Executive Director, SIFAX Off Dock; Dr. Taiwo Afolabi, Group Executive Vice Chairman, SIFAX Group and Dr. Bashir Jamoh, Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency during the courtesy visit by SIFAX Group’s Management team to the NIMASA DG at the organisation’s head office at Apapa. At the visit, SIFAX Group and NIMASA agreed to explore opportunities for a better working relationship and the continued growth of the country’s maritime sector.

L-R: Dr. Bashir Jamoh, Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency;  Dr. Taiwo Afolabi, Group Executive Vice Chairman, SIFAX Group; Mr. Shehu Ahmed, Executive Director, Operations, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency and Captain Ibrahim Olugbade, Executive Director, SIFAX Off Dock during the courtesy visit by SIFAX Group’s Management team to the NIMASA DG at the Agency’s head office at Apapa. At the visit, SIFAX Group and NIMASA agreed to explore opportunities for a better working relationship and the continued growth of the country’s maritime sector.