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Iroghama Ogbeifun Appointed to NIMASA Board: A New Chapter in Maritime Leadership
Jun 30, 2025

In a resounding affirmation of her brilliance, tenacity, and leadership in Nigeria’s maritime and energy sectors, Iroghama Ogbeifun has been appointed as a Member of the Governing Board of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA).


For many who have followed her journey, this appointment is not just a professional milestone, it is a powerful moment of recognition for a woman who has consistently led from the front. As the Managing Director/CEO of STARZS Investments Company Limited, Iroghama has steered one of Nigeria’s foremost marine logistics companies with vision, strength, and strategic foresight. Her leadership has not only shaped the trajectory of her company but also elevated the profile of women in traditionally male-dominated industries.


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Beyond the boardroom, Iroghama serves as the Sponsorship Director of the Women in Energy Network (WIEN), where she champions visibility, opportunity, and empowerment for women across the energy value chain. Her work is more than corporate, it is legacy building.


This latest appointment to the NIMASA Governing Board reflects the trust the nation places in her capacity to contribute meaningfully to maritime governance, regulation, and strategic advancement. It is also a symbolic win for women breaking ceilings in the maritime and energy sectors.


This latest appointment to the NIMASA Governing Board reflects the trust the nation places in her capacity to contribute meaningfully to maritime governance, regulation, and strategic development. It is also a proud moment for the Stanford Seed Nigeria Network community, as one of our own continues to shine on a national platform.


We celebrate Iroghama for her continued pursuit of excellence and her bold leadership across sectors. Her success is a reminder of the impact our members are making, transforming industries, shaping policy, and inspiring the next generation of African leaders.


Congratulations once again, Iroghama Ogbeifun! The entire Stanford Seed Nigeria Network stands with you and wishes you continued success and greater achievements in this new role.


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