By The Nigeria Maritime University (NMU) has just announced some important changes to its leadership team, filling three key administrative positions. The university’s Governing Council made the official appointments of a new Registrar, Librarian, and Bursar during their recent meeting held in Warri, Delta State, on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
The newly appointed principal officers are Paul Bebenimibo, who will take on the crucial role of Registrar; Abduldayan Fatimah Jibril, the new University Librarian; and Gbe Tamaraudebaemi Justin, who has been named the Bursar. These individuals will be responsible for overseeing vital aspects of the university’s operations and academic support services.
According to a statement released by the Chairman and Pro-Chancellor of the Governing Council, Abdullahi Bardi, these three individuals emerged as the top choices after a rigorous and comprehensive interview process. An eight-member selection committee carefully evaluated all candidates to ensure the best possible individuals were chosen for these important roles. The appointments were made strictly following the university’s established rules and guidelines.
Mr. Bardi expressed the strong confidence of the Governing Council in the abilities of the new appointees. He stated that the council believes these individuals will bring valuable expertise and dedication to their respective roles, ultimately contributing significantly to the ongoing progress and development of the Nigeria Maritime University as a leading institution in the maritime sector.
These appointments signal a strengthening of the university’s administrative framework and a commitment to effective leadership. The new Registrar, Librarian, and Bursar are expected to play pivotal roles in supporting the university’s mission of providing high-quality maritime education and fostering growth within the Nigerian maritime industry.
The Nigeria Maritime University community is likely welcoming these appointments as a positive step forward, anticipating the fresh perspectives and leadership that the new principal officers will bring to their respective departments. These key individuals will be instrumental in shaping the future direction and success of the institution.
