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By • Olalekan Fagbade NIMASA DG reveals aspect of the economy that can generate 350 million jobs for Nigerian youths Abuja, Oct. 6, 2023 (NAN) Dr Bashir Jamoh, Director-General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), says the blue economy will offer 350 million jobs to Nigerian citizens if adequately harnessed. Jamoh, who was represented by the Acting Coordinator of NIMASA, Abuja Office, Hajia Rakiya Lamai, made this known during the NIMASA Special Day at the 18th Abuja International Trade Fair, Abuja. According to him, Nigeria’s vast under-utilised blue economy offers huge opportunities for growth and development to overcome its present economic challenge. “The blue economy has enormous potential as it offers the country the opportunities of 350 million new jobs if adequately harnessed. “Ocean resources like fishes, shrimps and other sea foods have not been satisfactorily harnessed, just as ship repairs are done in neighboring countries and in faraway Turkey because the facilities are lacking locally. “With a combination of modern technology, relevant laws and support from the Federal Government, relevant agencies and stakeholders, disbursement of CVFF Funds, NIMASA is working to fulfill its mandate of regulating operations in the maritime industry,” he said. He said NIMASA was intensifying efforts to secure the Nigerian maritime environment and develop indigenous capacity for shipping expansion to provide value addition for sustainable growth and development of the Nigerian economy. Jamoh further said waterways expansion would be a much better incentive than tax waivers as it would encourage more Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and private sector involvement in the maritime transport business. According to the NIMASA boss, moving toward waterways expansion will boost Port services and encourage the much-needed development in the industry. “While we await a cohesive policy to fully kick into gear, we must all become ‘Blue Ambassadors’ (Advocates for the Blue Economy). “The Blue Economy is every Nigerian’s Economy; the Media, Civil Society and other non-state actors, all have a role to play in galvanizing greater national awareness and participation. “We must rethink our waters, we need a total rethink from a ceremonial view; events such as Argungu Fishing Festival as well as others which must be redesigned and repackaged from the standpoint of the blue economy,” he said. He said efforts ought to be doubled to banish sea blindness amongst Nigerians and make seaward and sea-related activities more mainstream and attractive. He added that a Public Private Partnership (PPP) ought to be harnessed for maritime cluster development. (NAN) #NIMASADGrevealsaspectoftheeconomythatcangenerate350millionjobsforNigerianyouths

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Christopher John Rogers Wins the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund

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What a night! #ChromatBABES Marquita Pring, Becca McCharen-Tran & Maya Monés celebrating @pyermoss’s big win (wooo!!) at the @cfda @vogue #CVFF Fashion Fund awards! 

#BeccaMcCharenTran & #MayaMones wear #Chromat #SS19Saturation, #MarquitaPring wears our knit collab with @glemaud. 

Thank you @brothervellies-blog for Maya’s glass slippers, @maccosmetics and thank you @linaarrojo at @arrojostudio for Becca’s teal tresses! ✈️

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Buhari withdraws approval for release of $209m, N32b ship finance fund

Buhari withdraws approval for release of $209m, N32b ship finance fund

(Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP) • NIMASA to halt registration of single hull ships in Dec 2021 President Muhammadu Buhari has withdrawn his earlier approval that over $209 million and N32 billion be released to Nigerian investors in the maritime industry under the Cabotage Vessel Finance Fund (CVFF) scheme. Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, who disclosed this at the weekend during…

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After four months of studio visits, challenges, collaborations, and fashion shows the winner of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund was announced tonight. Telfar, founded by Telfar Clemens in 2005, won the top prize of $400,000. Chromat, founded in 2010 by Becca McCharen-Tran, and Ahlem, founded in 2014 by Ahlem Manai-Platt, took home the runner-up prizes of $150,000 each.

Read the full story.

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The Fashion world needs to watch out, Quincy is coming 😍.

CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards Dinner in Brooklyn NY on [11/6/17]

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Our #WOMENoftheWorld 🌟 Fei Fei Sun, Herieth Paul, Lais Ribeiro, Laura Harrier & Soo Joo Park attending the 2017 CFDA Fashion Fund Awards in FULL Glamour 🌠 

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NOVEMBER ISSUE 🙏 BABES IN HATS! #CVFF @cfda @voguemagazine @gigiburris @jujujuxiaowen 🙏 #gigiburris https://www.instagram.com/p/ua6d_NI5Q0/?igshid=1eympt8zdgpsy

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Visited former #CVFF winner @EddieBorgo's glorious Parisian showroom earlier today. Obsessed with his new hand painted evening bag!!! #HardWorkPaysOff #Florals4Evening #CVFF17 #BrandExtension #ChicISchic #EddieBorgo #FashionFund @cfda @voguemagazine . Wearing all #VictorGlemaud & @levis 501's . 📸 by @privatoborgo (at Palais-Royal)

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Filming in Chula Vista at the fire fighters foundation training facilities #cvff #chulavista #vulcan #sandiego #firefighters #trainingfacility #outreach (at Fire Station No. 4) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1o-gYtgOtu/?igshid=1azg502tlu87j

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AW17 Look 5 on Charlotte | ML #NYFW @charlottecoquelin styled by @thesofiakarvela photo @alexcaesar hm @laurenmakeupnyc #cvff

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While the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards celebrates the country’s up-and-coming sartorial talent, there were more than a few showstopping beauty looks that stood out from the crowd.

See the best beauty moments of the night.

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Selfie Stick Aerobics at the Walt Disney Concert Hall and The Broad in LA ✨🏃🏽💥

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Dylan the Old Timey Oil Tycoon.

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Quincy at last nights CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund awards Dinner, in Brooklyn NY [11/6/17]