MARAN Set to Unveil Landmark Book, “50 Drivers of Nigeria’s Marine and Blue Economy,” December 4
Nifemi Coker
The Maritime Reporters’ Association of Nigeria (MARAN) has concluded plans to launch a landmark publication titled “50 Drivers of Nigeria’s Marine and Blue Economy” on Tuesday, December 4, 2025, at the Providence Hotel, Ikeja GRA, Lagos.
The publication, produced by Nigeria’s foremost body of maritime journalists, celebrates distinguished individuals and institutions whose vision, innovation, and dedication have played pivotal roles in advancing the nation’s maritime and blue economy sectors.
In a statement signed by its President, Mr. Godfrey Bivbere, MARAN said the forthcoming launch will spotlight the achievements of key industry players and serve as a valuable resource for scholars, investors, and policymakers seeking deeper insights into Nigeria’s maritime development and future prospects.
“This indispensable volume educates industry professionals on the sector’s rich history and emerging opportunities,” the statement reads. “It highlights the individuals and organisations whose tireless efforts are shaping a future where Nigeria’s marine resources are harnessed responsibly for economic growth and national development. With this book, readers can see how the blue economy’s past is paving the way for a promising future.”
MARAN, in the statement, explained that the publication is the result of months of extensive research and editorial work by members to document the contributions of major stakeholders, government agencies, and industry associations.
It added that the launch event will attract an array of dignitaries, including top government officials, regulators, shipowners, freight forwarders, terminal operators, and other key maritime stakeholders.
“‘50 Drivers of Nigeria’s Marine and Blue Economy’ stands as a rare compendium of excellence and dedication within the maritime space.
Preparations are in full swing to make the unveiling a grand celebration of professionalism, innovation, and service to the industry, as Nigeria’s maritime industry witnesses one of the most significant gatherings in recent years.
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