Maritime Stakeholders Unite: 3rd MARAN Annual Lecture to Tackle War Risk Insurance Burden

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The Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN) is set to host the 3rd edition of the Maritime Annual Maritime Lecture (MAMAL) on August 27, 2025, in Lagos.

The lecture will bring together key players in Nigeria’s maritime and allied sectors to discuss the pressing issue of war risk insurance and its impact on the nation’s maritime trade.

A Platform for Solution-Driven Discussions

The theme of the lecture, “Addressing the Burden of War Risk Insurance on Nigeria’s Maritime Trade,” is timely and relevant, given the current challenges facing the industry.

The event will provide a platform for frank discussions and pragmatic recommendations to ease the huge financial burden imposed by war risk insurance premiums on vessels calling at Nigerian ports.

The lecture will feature distinguished guests and speakers, including:

Minister of Marine and Blue Economy:* Adegboyega Oyetola

Director General of NIMASA:* Dr. Dayo Mobereola

Executive Secretary of Nigerian Shippers’ Council:* Barr. Pius Akutah Ukeyima

Flag Officer Commanding Western Naval Command:* Rear Admiral Gregory Oaemen

Executive Director of Tantita Security Services:* Capt. Warredi Enisuoh

Keynote Speaker:* Dr. Emeka Akabogu, a renowned maritime lawyer

A Call to Action

The President of MARAN, Mr. Godfrey Bivbere, has emphasized the importance of the lecture in providing a platform for stakeholders to come together and find solutions to the challenges facing the industry.

The outcome of the lecture is expected to serve as a guide for policymakers and industry players in addressing the issue of war risk insurance.

The 3rd MARAN Annual Maritime Lecture promises to be an impactful and solution-driven event, bringing together key stakeholders to discuss the pressing issue of war risk insurance and its impact on Nigeria’s maritime trade.

With its focus on constructive dialogue and pragmatic recommendations, the lecture is expected to contribute significantly to the growth and sustainability of the maritime sector .

By Esther Komolafe

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