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AT NAVIGATIONAL AIDS INSPECTION: Moghalu Says Safety On Waterways Will Be Pursue With Vigour

Managing Director, National Inland waterways Authority (( NIWA) Dr George Moghalu , has said the apex regulatory agency on brown water economy, will leave no stoned unturned in the quest to  ensure accident free water transportation in the country.

 

He further informed that  safety on waterways  as a major mandate of NIWA will be pursued with vigor under his watch as a process to engender confidence among water transportation operators and users, and also to attract local and foreign investment.

 

 

Speaking after inspecting navigational buoys facilitated by NIWA on Lagos waterways  from Marina to Ikorodu, with an ongoing phase two from same Marina, navigating Iworo to Badagry,. Dr Moghalu noted that the  Lagos template, geared towards  activating a national water transportation safety architecture, will further help in emergency rescue operations and provide distressed boats an anchor before help arrives, thus eliminating incidences of crafts drifting on mid waters.

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Accompanied by Lagos Area Manager of Niwa, Engineer Sarat Lara Braimah and President, Association of Tourist Boat Operators and Water Transporters of Nigeria ( Atbowaton) Ganiyu Tarzan Balogun, Dr Moghalu assured that NIWA will not fail in its responsibilities to enthrone enduring  accident free water transportation  signature across littoral states in Nigeria.

 

Mr Gani Balogun thumped up the NIWA initiative, saying that Dr Moghalu is a man  of his words and should be trusted to make water transportation safe and attractive for all end users.

 

” At the last stakeholders meeting last year in Lagos, Dr Moghalu promised to  ensure a navigable Lagos waterways through  provision of buoys which would not only  serve as an anchor point for distressed boat operators but will help provide access and geographical location to rescue efforts and today, we have seen that promised fulfilled and we say more grease to his elbows”   Mr Balogun stated.

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