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ITF UK grants N800 million grant request by Nigeria for seafarers recreation centre

According to Higginbottom, “The center will serve not only Nigerian seafarers but also others in the West African region and beyond”.
According to him “Seafarers are the real drivers of the maritime industry.
On his part, the DG NIMASA, Dr. Bashir Jamoh, restated the commitment of the Agency, under the supervision of the Ministry, to continuously invest in the well-being of Seafarers.

The President General of MWUN Comrade Adeyanju noted that the quest to better the lot of Seafarers informed their decision to seek funding from the United Kingdom-based ITF.
The International Transport Workers Federation UK which has the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN as one of her affiliates, approved a grant to partly fund the building of a Seafarers Recreation Center in Nigeria.
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