AMSAY Conference: A Youth-Centric Maritime Succession Plan Program

The Annual Maritime Students And Youth Conference (AMSAY CONFERENCE) originally known as “A Day With Nigerian Maritime Students” is a youth-centric maritime industry succession plan programme which converge both the young and experienced maritime practitioners and engage them in topical discussions that proffer solutions to critical and contemporary issues affecting the future of Nigerian maritime…

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What Sylvanus Obasi, Convener Of AMSAY Conference Told Participants At 9th Edition

A WELCOME ADDRESS PRESENTED BY MR SYLVANUS OBASI, MD/CEO PLATFORMS COMMUNICATIONS AT THE 2025 ANNUAL MARITIME STUDENTS AND YOUTH CONFERENCE HELD ON TUESDAY, MAY 27, 2025 AT MISSION TO SEAFARERS CONFERENCE HALL, APAPA-LAGOS.  PROTOCOLS: ………………………………… It’s my pleasure and delight to welcome you all to the 9th Annual Maritime Students And Youth Conference, known as ‘A Day…

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Full Text Of Communique Issued At 2025 AMSAY Conference

COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF 9TH EDITION OF THE ANNUAL MARITIME STUDENTS AND YOUTHS (AMSAY) CONFERENCE ORGANIZED BY PLATFORMS COMMUNICATIONS ON TUESDAY MAY 27, 2025 AT MISSION TO SEAFARERS CENTRE, APAPA- LAGOS, NIGERIA. PREAMBLE: The AMSAY Conference is a Nigeria maritime industry succession plan programme that centres on the youth on whose shoulders rest…

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Amplified Voices At 2025 AMSAY Conference

The 2025 Annual Maritime Students and Youths Conference (AMSAY) may have come and gone, but the echoes still reverberates the entire maritime industry in Nigeria.  In this special report, Platform Reporters chronicles some of the pungent statements made at the occasion which we consider as Amplified Voices. Enjoy the excerpts:    “AMSAY Conference is a youth-centric…

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Francis, Peter Emerge Overall Best Graduated Maritime Students In Nigeria For Year 2023, 2024  

It was all glitz and glamour for Francis Emmanuel Mautin and Aroh Ejaeta Peter at the just concluded 9th Annual Maritime Students and Youth Conference as both Students of the Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology (FCFMT) emerged the Overall Best Graduated Maritime Students in Nigeria for 2023 and 2024 academic sessions respectively.  While…

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19 Years Old OAU Student, Esther Olanrewaju Wins FOAMSC 2025

Esther Motunrayo Olanrewaju, a 19 year old native of Lagos State and 200 level law student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun state has emerged the 2025 winner of Fola Ojutalayo’s Annual Maritime Speech-Making Competition (FOAMSC), a maritime industry oratory competition.  Esther beat two other finalists, Egbetade Aanoluwa Elijah, another student of Obafemi Awolowo University …

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AMSAY Conference Ranks Top Among Maritime Events – Akabogu 

…As Sunmola, Agbor, Others Urge Youth To Leverage On Digitalisation  Renowned maritime lawyer and Principal Partner of Akabogu Law, Dr Emeka Akabogu has reiterated the importance of the Annual Maritime Students and Youth (AMSAY) Conference, saying it ranks top among maritime events in Nigeria due to its relevance and uniqueness. This is even as the…

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Customs Staff College Graduates 50 Officers From Junior Course 21

By Sylvanus OBASI   The Nigeria Customs Command and Staff College (NCCSC), Gwagwalada has graduated 50 officers from Junior Course 21, after an intensive three-month training programme aimed at strengthening middle-level management capacity across the Service. Platform Reporters gathered that the graduation activities began with a regimental dinner on Wednesday, 30 April 2025, followed by…

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Flotilla Academy Debuts In Nigeria With Niche For Practical Training On Marine Courses

By Sylvanus OBASI Although the Nigerian maritime sector is already saturated with numerous public and private maritime academies offering courses on different fields of maritime studies, yet Flotilla Academy of Marine Technology has made a strong debut with a niche for practical training on technical Marine courses.  Established in 2024, the Flotilla Academy of Marine…

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