Nigeria Secures IMO Council Seat After 14 Years, Tinubu Hails Major Maritime Victory Nigeria has been re-elected to the Council of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) after 14 years of absence, marking a significant milestone for the nation’s maritime sector. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu celebrated the development, describing Nigeria’s return to the IMO Council as a strong affirmation of the country’s expanding maritime influence and its constructive contribution to global shipping governance. According to the Presidency, Nigeria’s re-election reflects renewed international confidence in the nation’s maritime reforms, security improvements, and strategic role in global maritime affairs. #Nigeria #IMOCouncil #Tinubu #MaritimeNews #ShippingIndustry

Nigeria Secures IMO Council Seat for 2026–2027 as Tinubu Hails Rising Maritime Influence President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has celebrated Nigeria’s election into Category C of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Council for the 2026–2027 term, marking the nation’s return after 14 years. He described the victory as a strong vote of confidence in Nigeria’s growing maritime leadership, commitment to safety, security, and environmental standards. Tinubu praised the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy, NIMASA, and the diplomatic team for their strategic efforts. The renewed mandate aligns with his administration’s plan to expand the blue economy, boost maritime infrastructure, enhance anti-piracy efforts, and strengthen Nigeria’s global shipping role. He affirmed Nigeria’s readiness to support safer seas, cleaner oceans, and fair maritime governance. #hashtags: #NigeriaMaritime #IMOCouncil #BlueEconomy