Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho, the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority, has highlighted the vital role that the country’s human resource plays in propelling the expansion of the marine industry. Speaking Monday at the Authority’s Lagos headquarters for the first-ever National Mentoring Day celebration, Dantsoho said that although infrastructure and technology investments are important, what really makes Nigeria stand out is the knowledge, abilities, and commitment of its maritime workforce. “Our people are our greatest asset, not just our technology and infrastructure,” Dantsoho stated. We have been able to accomplish our nautical objectives and maintain our competitiveness in the global economy thanks to their diligence, expertise, and dedication to qualityThousands of people in Nigeria are employed in the marine industry, which contributes significantly to the country’s GDP and is an essential part of the economy. It is obvious that the country’s human capital will continue to be a key factor in success as the industry develops and expands. Dr. Dantsoho, who was represented by Vivian Richard-Edet, Executive Director of Finance and Administration, stated that the occasion was a major turning point in the Authority’s dedication to developing future leaders, encouraging knowledge sharing, and solidifying a culture of lifelong learning and career advancement.
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