NIMASA’s HR Director bags Fellowship of NIPR

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By Seun Ibiyemi

The Director of Administration and Human Resources at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Mrs. Moji A. Jimoh, has been formally inducted into the Fellowship of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), the highest professional cadre of the Institute.

The induction ceremony took place during the Nigerian Public Relations Week (NPRW) 2026, themed “Food Security: From Public Policy to Public Plate,” held in Kaduna under the umbrella of the event dubbed Croc City 2026.

The week-long conference featured high-level discussions on food security challenges in Africa and broader communication strategies for public policy implementation.

Mrs. Jimoh was among 16 distinguished professionals conferred with the Fellowship by the President and Chairman of Council of NIPR, Dr. Ike Neliaku, at a colourful ceremony held at the new Banquet Hall of the Kaduna State Government House.

The Fellowship rank represents the highest level of membership in the Institute and is reserved for professionals with over a decade of practice in public relations.

Inductees are required to pass a rigorous screening process, including demonstrated contributions to the body of knowledge in public relations, presentations, and oral interviews.

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Speaking at the event, the Institute reaffirmed its commitment to advancing professional excellence and strengthening the role of communication in governance, policy implementation, and national development.

In a statement, Osagie Edward, FNIPR, Deputy Director and Head of Public Relations at NIMASA, described the recognition as a testament to Mrs. Jimoh’s professionalism, dedication, and sustained contribution to effective communication within the maritime sector.

The conferment further highlights NIMASA’s growing profile in institutional communication excellence and professional development within Nigeria’s public sector.

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