Oyetola, Ihenacho, other stakeholders set to launch MARAN’s book
The Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria’s (MARAN) has disclosed that the Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, CON, will feature as the Special Guest of Honour at the official launch of its latest publication, “50 Drivers of Nigeria’s Marine and Blue Economy.”
The book launch will be chaired by former Nigerian Minister of Interior and Chairman of Integrated Oil and Gas, Captain Emmanuel Ihenacho.
The high-profile event is scheduled for Thursday, December 4th, 2025, at Providence Hotel, Ikeja GRA, Lagos by 12 noon, according to a statement by the MARAN President, Mr. Godfrey Bivbere.
Bivbere noted that the presence of these eminent personalities underscores the book’s relevance to Nigeria’s evolving maritime landscape, particularly as the nation intensifies efforts toward repositioning its marine and blue economy for sustainable growth.
He described the forthcoming book as a “comprehensive compendium” that documents the individuals, agencies, and organisations shaping Nigeria’s maritime transformation.
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His words: “This indispensable volume educates industry professionals on the profound history and current opportunities within the sector, spotlighting the people and institutions whose contributions continue to drive national development.
“With the book, readers can discover how the blue economy’s past is paving the way for a promising future.”
The MARAN President explained that the publication is the product of months of rigorous research and editorial work aimed at capturing the achievements and innovations of the 50 most influential drivers in the sector.
He added that the December 4 launch is expected to attract top government functionaries, regulators, shipowners, freight forwarders, terminal operators, scholars, and investors, making it one of the most anticipated gatherings of maritime leaders in recent years.
Bivbere assured that arrangements are in top gear to deliver a befitting event that celebrates excellence, professionalism, and service to the nation’s maritime advancement.
