Maritime Academy Projects N24 Billion Revenue for 2026

Maritime Academy projects N24 billion revenue for 2026

The academy 80 cadets from the 2021 graduating set secured automatic employment and sea-time placements in 2025 through engagements with industry stakeholders, especially shipowners. The post Maritime Academy projects N24 billion revenue for 2026 appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

We’ll Not Tolerate Poor Budget Implementation Again, Reps Warn NIMASA

House of Representatives Committee on Maritime Safety, Education and Administration, has warned that it would no longer tolerate opacity and weak performance in the 2026 budget of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and the Maritime Academy of Nigeria. At the 2026 budget defence session of NIMASA, the chairman of the Committee, Hon. Khadija Abba-Ibrahim, said heads of agencies must take direct responsibility for their…

Reps, NIMASA Align on Accountability, Set Tough Benchmarks for 2026 Budget

The House of Representatives Committee on Maritime Safety, Education and Administration has reached a new agreement with the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) to introduce stricter performance benchmarks and enforce accountability measures tied to the agency’s 2026 budget. The resolution was made during NIMASA’s budget defence session on Tuesday, where lawmakers signalled a tougher oversight stance, warning that poor se…

Reps Query NIMASA’s N724bn 2026 Budget Proposal

By Tracy Moses The House of Representatives Committee on Maritime Safety, Education and Administration has queried the 2026 budget proposal of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), which projects a revenue target of N724 billion. Lawmakers raised concerns over transparency, performance benchmarks, and the timing of the proposal, warning that weak accountability and opacity would no longer be tolerated. Chairman of the…