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Dakuku at NIMASA ?

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Dakuku at NIMASA

What qualifies a citizen to be president, governor, senator, minister, etc? Degrees? Professional competence? what?
Where are the men with the paper qualification/experience? Can they play the politics? Do they have the political goodwill to muster support necessary to achieve set targets/objectives?

“As an appointee of Mr. President, Dr. Dakuku Peterside has a rare opportunity to turn around the fortunes of Nigerians using the resources of the maritime industry.”

Dakuku with his immense experiences and political clout is well positioned to bring back our wealth, left untapped for years by previous governments.

We welcome and congratulate Dr. Dakuku Peterside on his appointment by the President, federal republic of Nigeria, as Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA.

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