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Merchant Navy Elects New Zonal Council Executives

By Roland Ekama, Lagos

The Nigeria Merchant Navy Officers and Water Transport Senior Staff Association has elected new officers into three of its zonal councils of the union.

The seafarers union has offshore , fishing , NIWA and shipping zonal councils put together .

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For the Fishing Zonal Council, Captain Akinloye Azeez emerged the new chairman of the Zonal Council while Captain Upenko Ilemubayo emerged Vice Chairman.

Other include: Comrade Kingsley Enahoro as secretary, Chief Omotayo Alfred as Treasurer and Captain Okuse as Auditor.

Meanwhile, Captain James Onugo emerged Assistant Secretary.

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The election was held on the 15th of October 2019.

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For the offshore Zonal Council election; Comrade Cyril Nzekwe emerged Chairman while Comrade Williams Ogar won the post of Vice Chairman.

Others include: Comrade Clem Oyesom emerged Secretary, Comrade Nnamdi Dike now Assistant Secretary, Comrade Simon Jacob Idakwo as financial secretary and Comrade Chinyere Tucker is the new Public Relations Officer of the offshore Zonal Council executives.

For NIWA Zonal Council, Mohammed Tanko emerged Chairman while Victoria Wakili won the Vice Chairmanship slot.

Idenyi Yahaya emerged secretary while Osazuwa Martins won the post of Assistant Secretary.

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Others include: Abolarin Joseph as Treasurer ,Abdulmalik A. emerged auditor.

Sheman Sule , Mrs Ahmed S.,Mazai Mohammed and Bala Spencer all emerged as ex-officio .

The elections for shipping zonal councils held on the 24th of October 2019.

However, National President of the union , Engineer Matthew Alalade charged the newly elected officers to pilot the affairs for their respective councils diligently adding that the task ahead is for the executives to up the ante and take the union to greater heights

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