Harboursandport.com: Lagos, Nigeria — August 14, 2025 The maritime industry came together in celebration as Sola Adewumi, President of the Nigerian Shipowners Association, NISA marked his 60th birthday with an outpouring of tributes recognizing his exemplary leadership and enduring impact on the sector.
Widely regarded as a catalyst for change, Otunba Adewumi has been credited with steering NISA from a period of stagnation into a new era of relevance, growth, and strategic direction. Under his leadership, the association has witnessed renewed energy, increased youth engagement, and a stronger voice in national maritime policy.
“He is not just a leader—he’s a servant leader,” said one young maritime professional. “Otunba Sola Adewumi makes everyone feel important. He listens, he advises, and he believes in us. That kind of leadership is rare.”
Known for his humility and inclusive approach, Adewumi has consistently championed the involvement of young professionals in the industry, offering mentorship and guidance while advocating for policies that promote sustainable development and indigenous participation.
Celebrants at the event praised his ability to blend wisdom with empathy, describing him as a man whose counsel is both timely and transformative. “His advice is always seasoned with experience and care,” another attendee noted. “He’s the kind of elder statesman who lifts others up.”
As he enters his seventh decade, well-wishers expressed hope that his remaining years would be filled with “goodness and joy unspeakable,” reflecting the deep respect and affection he commands across generations.
Sola Adewumi’s birthday celebration was not just a personal milestone—it was a moment to honor a legacy of leadership that continues to shape the future of Nigeria’s maritime industry.
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