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NIMASA, CHATHAM House to engage UN Security Council on security in the Gulf of Guinea

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NIMASA, CHATHAM House to engage UN Security Council on security in the Gulf of Guinea

Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Dr Dayo Mobereola (left) and Research Director; Director, Africa Programme, Chatham House, Dr Alex Vines OBE during a visit by the NIMASA Director General to the Chatham House in London.

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NIMASA, CHATHAM HOUSE TO ENGAGE UN SECURITY COUNCIL ON SECURITY IN THE GULF OF GUINEA 

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, and Chatham House London have agreed that the issue of Maritime Security in the Gulf of Guinea should be raised at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) this month, emphasizing the progress made by NIMASA in combating piracy and sea robbery in the region.

This decision was reached during a session between Dr. Dayo Mobereola, Director General of NIMASA, and Dr. Alex Vines, Director of the Africa Programme at Chatham House, accompanied by his team. Nigeria’s Alternate Permanent Representative at the International Maritime Organization, Bwala William was in attendance. 

The Agency and Chatham House have also commenced collaboration to convene a meeting of international stakeholders from both the public and private sector in Nigeria, with the aim of developing a position paper on maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.

Speaking shortly after the meeting, the NIMASA DG  emphasized the importance of effective international partnership to sustain security in the Gulf of Guinea. 

In his words “We had a very fruitful discussion with the team at Chatham House. The decision to engage the UN Security Council is to ensure they are well informed about the progress made so far in terms of security in the Gulf of Guinea. We also need an independent analysis of the security situation in the Gulf of Guinea and how best to transform the gains in terms of enhanced security, into tangible economic benefits such as reduction in the cost of all Nigerian Bound freight and issues bothering on payment of war risk insurance premium for Nigerian bound vessels. The coming on board of Chatham House will serve as a catalyst in developing our Blue Economy.” Mobereola stated via his official X handle @MobereolaD.

Chatham House helps people, societies and governments to understand and adapt to change and has been a source of independent analysis, trusted dialogue for one hundred years. 

Osagie Edward, FNIPR

Head, Public Relations

NIMASA

edward.osagie@nimasa.gov.ng

August 11, 2024

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