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    Capt. Olayiwola Becomes First Chartered Master Mariner in Africa

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaSeptember 14, 2023Updated:September 14, 2023 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    Capt. Olayiwola Becomes First Chartered Master Mariner in Africa
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    Capt. Olayiwola Becomes First Chartered Master Mariner in Africa

    Nigeria’s Capt. Kunle Olayiwola has been decorated as a Chartered Master Mariner, making him the first African to achieve the feat. Retired Commodore Duncan Lamb, Chairman of the Registration Authority, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday in Lagos.

    The award is a recognition given to individuals who have reached the highest level of professional certification in the maritime industry. Olayiwola is also a Fellow of the Nautical Institute and was decorated at the Chartered Master Mariners Annual Award and Alumni event held in London.

    Speaking at the event, Lamb said the award was a recognition given to individuals who had reached the highest level of professional certification in the maritime industry.

    According to him, the award is usually presented, annually, to acknowledge outstanding achievements, contributions, or leadership in the maritime field.

    He added that the Chartered Master Mariner was an experienced and highly skilled mariner, who had demonstrated expertise in ship navigation, safety, and management.

    Lamb said the Chartership scheme was launched in 2017 after gaining Privy Council approval.

    “The scheme is a collaboration between the Honourable Company and the Nautical Institute with technical input from the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology.

    “The initiative recognises dedication, commitment and professional excellence among Merchant Navy Master Mariners and their military equivalents, above and beyond the award of certificates of competence,” he said.

    He noted that chartership raises the profile of maritime specialists across the globe with members as far afield as New Zealand and the Indian subcontinent.

    “As well as recognising achievement, I consider this award as a mechanism to encourage the elite in our industry to engage in an exciting future and to safeguard high professional standards during a period of technical and structural change within the industry,” he said.

    The alumni event, associated with the Chartered Master Mariner Annual Award, brings together individuals who have previously received this honour to inspire the younger generation of mariners. #Capt. Olayiwola Becomes First Chartered Master Mariner in Africa#

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