The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has wrapped up a high-level management retreat focused on aligning the Agency’s operations with the strategic priorities of the Federal Government and the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy.
At the heart of the retreat was a renewed commitment to performance and accountability. Departmental and Unit Heads formally signed Performance Bonds with the Executive Management, pledging to deliver measurable results that reflect the government’s maritime and blue economy agenda.
Speaking to staff, NIMASA Director General/CEO Dr. Dayo Mobereola emphasized the administration’s shift toward a results-oriented civil service.
“The signing of this bond is not symbolic; it is binding,” he declared. “Every Head of Department and Unit must cascade the outcomes and expectations from this retreat to their subordinates without delay. Anyone found creating bottlenecks or underperforming will be held accountable.”
The Performance Bond, he noted, represent a formal pledge to deliver measurable results in line with the agency’s Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
The retreat featured dynamic strategy sessions, peer reviews, and collaborative discussions aimed at unlocking the full potential of Nigeria’s maritime sector. The goal: to position NIMASA as a key driver in advancing the nation’s blue economy and ensuring sustainable growth across the industry.