By The management of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) have reacted to the allegation of protest by NIMASA NDSP 2013 cadets in Philippines.
NIMASA, via a statement signed by the management on Saturday, October 8, 2022, disclosed that the agency is set to addressed the issues by accessing it from on-spot point of view.
The statement read in full;
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RE: PROTEST BY NIMASA NDSP 2013 CADETS AT NIGERIAN EMBASSY IN THE PHILIPPINES
We wish to let the public know that we are monitoring the unfortunate development in the Philippines involving NIMASA NSDP 2013 cadets, as seen in a recent online video. And to assure Nigerians that NIMASA has received Ministerial approval for an assessment visit this October to ascertain, first-hand, the issues to fully and finally address them.
Our Executive Director, Maritime Labour and Cabotage Services, Engr. Victor Ochei, will lead the fact-finding mission to the Philippines to engage with the school and the cadets. As responsible management, we must deal with this from an informed position, as the matter far predates this administration.
While we regret the embarrassment this may have caused all concerned; we urge caution and avoidance of any speculative reporting until the official outcome of the on-the-spot evaluation to the Philippines is submitted.
