Nigeria’s Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, has signed performance bonds with heads of agencies under his ministry, marking a renewed push for growth in the marine and blue economy sector. The move, announced during a sectoral retreat in Abuja on Tuesday, reinforces the government’s commitment to implementing the recently approved National Policy on Marine and Blue Economy.
Oyetola described the retreat as a strategic opportunity to turn policy into results. He highlighted key priority areas including port infrastructure upgrades, improved maritime security, sustainable fisheries development, and environmental preservation.
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The retreat also served as a platform for collaboration and accountability, with Permanent Secretary Olufemi Oloruntola calling for measurable performance targets and stronger inter-agency coordination.
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