Among the adopted reports is a petition by 530 disengaged staff members of the Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA).
Ms Ibrahim called for clear measures to enhance transparency, accountability and revenue generation.
Mr Beks suggested that engaging competent private operators through a concession arrangement could help unlock the asset’s economic value.
Mr Oyetola commended dockworkers for their dedication, describing their role as central to Nigeria’s maritime and blue economy growth.
Mr Oyetola emphasised the need to promote a respectful and professional work environment in the maritime industry.
The NILDS DG highlighted how countries such as Singapore, Norway, and the United States had strategically utilised marine resources to drive GDP growth.
The minister also highlighted that Nigeria’s efforts in maritime security had received global recognition.
Mr Mobereola commended all organs of government for the partnership during the search and recovery operations.
Mr Mobereola said that NIMASA intended to enforce full compliance after the moratorium period.
Hadiza Bala Usman did not stop — even when the handwriting on the wall was clear.
