Headline
Workers Day: Minister Oyetola Promises Enhanced Infrastructure and Security for Nigeria’s Maritime Sector

As Nigeria celebrates International Workers Day on May 1, Minister Adegboyega Oyetola of Marine and Blue Economy has pledged the Federal Government’s unwavering support for maritime workers.
In a statement signed by his Media and Communications Adviser, Dr. Bolaji Akinola, the minister recognized the vital role maritime workers play in the nation’s economic advancement and pledged to prioritize investments in infrastructure, technology, and workforce training.
Oyetola praised maritime workers nationwide for their dedication and resilience, noting their critical role in ensuring the efficient operation of ports and inland waterways. He stated, “Without your daily sacrifices and commitment to excellence, our ports and inland waterways would not function as efficiently as they do.”
Highlighting the ministry’s strategic plans, he assured that efforts would focus on creating a secure and innovative maritime sector that supports job creation and national development. The minister urged continued partnership between government, labour unions, and private sector players to maintain a motivated and competitive maritime workforce.
-
Entertainment1 week ago
Naira Marley Bullied My Son – Mohbad’s Father
-
Entertainment1 week ago
JUST IN: Priscilla Ojo, Juma Jux Welcome First Child In Canada
-
Headline1 week ago
Japan Govt Denies Special Visa Scheme For Nigerians In Kisarazu
-
Headline1 week ago
JUST IN: Russia, Ukraine Exchange Prisoners Of War, Civilians
-
Headline1 week ago
JUST IN: President Tinubu Arrives Brazil For State Visit
-
Education1 week ago
FG Shuts Down 22 Illegal Colleges Of Education— NCCE Confirms
-
Entertainment6 days ago
Nigerian Streamer, Peller Allegedly Kidnapped By Gunmen While On Livestream
-
Headline1 week ago
Sultan Confirms Monday First Day Of Rabi’ul Awwal 1447AH
-
Brands and Marketing1 week ago
Naira Falls Against US Dollar, Gap Widens Between Markets
-
Crime7 days ago
Equatorial Guinea Jails Ex-official Baltasar Engonga