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Nigerian Navy’s Western Command Deepens Rapport with SIFAX Group

The Nigerian Navy’s Western Naval Command has reaffirmed its dedication to strengthening its partnership with SIFAX Group in making certain the safety of Nigeria’s coastal and maritime surroundings.
Throughout a courtesy go to to SIFAX Group’s administration, the Flag Officer Commanding (FOC) of the Western Naval Command, Rear Admiral Michael Gregory Oamen, expressed appreciation for SIFAX Group’s unwavering help to the Navy. He emphasised the important function of collaboration between the navy and personal sector stakeholders in sustaining a safe and thriving maritime trade.
“We’ve got a constitutional mandate to safe our maritime area for each financial actions and nationwide safety,” mentioned the FOC. “This isn’t a process we will accomplish alone. Through the years, our cooperation with key maritime stakeholders like SIFAX Group has been instrumental in reaching our goals.”
Mrs. Wunmi Eniola-Jegede, the Group Coordinating Director, talking on behalf of the Chairman, welcomed the Naval delegation, acknowledging the longstanding mutual help between each entities.
“SIFAX is residence to all stakeholders within the maritime sector, together with the Nigerian Navy. We worth our partnership and sit up for continued collaboration to reinforce maritime safety and commerce,” she said.
The go to served as a platform for each events to reaffirm their shared imaginative and prescient of fostering a safe maritime surroundings that facilitates enterprise operations, logistics, and nationwide financial development. The Nigerian Navy pledged to take care of its vigilance in safeguarding Nigerian waters, whereas SIFAX Group reiterated its dedication to supporting the Navy’s mission.
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Olumuyiwa Akande
Group Head, Company Communications.

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