SEREC Celebrates Nigerian Women In Maritime On International Women’s Day
SEREC Celebrates Nigerian Women In Maritime On International Women’s Day
Dr. Eugene Nweke,Head, Research,SEREC
By Frank Odinukaeze
As the globe commemorates International Women’s Day, the Sea Empowerment and Research Center (SEREC) shines a spotlight on the extraordinary contributions of Nigerian women in the maritime sector.
These trailblazers have not only navigated the complex tides of a historically male-dominated industry but have also emerged as agents of innovation, progress, and inclusivity.
Through their unwavering dedication and expertise, these women have carved paths of excellence, inspiring others to dream bigger and aim higher. Recognizing their pivotal role in advancing the maritime field, SEREC’s leadership has reiterated its commitment to fostering an environment where women can thrive and lead.
In a statement issued by the center, and signed by Dr.Eugene Nweke Head , Research of the organisation,SEREC emphasized the importance of unity and mentorship among women in maritime, encouraging them to work collaboratively toward a more inclusive and diverse industry.
The call to action includes pushing for policies that support women’s empowerment, celebrating individual and collective achievements, and creating robust mentorship programs to bridge the generational gap and ensure a steady succession of leadership in the future.
As SEREC champions these initiatives, it underscores the significance of women in maritime as role models, demonstrating that with determination and resilience, success is boundless. The center’s message of hope and empowerment highlights that the momentum for change is unstoppable, with a vision of a brighter, more inclusive future.
This International Women’s Day, SEREC celebrates the remarkable women steering the maritime sector toward uncharted horizons, embodying the pioneering spirit and inspiring countless others along the way.
