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    • L-R: Nigeria's Deputy Alternate Permanent Representative to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), Engr. Ants Suleman; Senior Oil Analyst-Apex/LNG Mgr of Lloyd's List Intelligence (LLI), Marie Bates; Nigeria's Alternate Permanent Representative to IMO, Dikko Bala; another LLI executive; Jonathan Fletcher, Head Shipping Development of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Akin Akinyosoye; and Commercial Development Director of LLI, Daryl Williamson; during a meeting of officials of the company and NIMASA in London recently.
    L-R: Nigeria’s Deputy Alternate Permanent Representative to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), Engr. Ants Suleman; Senior Oil Analyst-Apex/LNG Mgr of Lloyd’s List Intelligence (LLI), Marie Bates; Nigeria’s Alternate Permanent Representative to IMO, Dikko Bala; another LLI executive; Jonathan Fletcher, Head Shipping Development of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Akin Akinyosoye; and Commercial Development Director of LLI, Daryl Williamson; during a meeting of officials of the company and NIMASA in London recently.

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