press briefing themed: ‘Redefining Growth and Leadership: The New Face of NSML’, Ahmed stated that the updated visual identity aligns with the broader rebranding initiative of the NLNG Group, which began in 2024.

“The new logo embodies our core values of professionalism, teamwork, respect, excellence and care. It reaffirms our mission to provide cost-efficient maritime services in a safe, reliable, and sustainable manner,” Ahmed said.

He explained that the logo features an ‘advanced swivel’ in green, lemon, and blue, symbolising NSML’s agility, evolution and growing influence in the global maritime sector.

Ahmed emphasised that the company’s transformation will create new opportunities for Nigerian maritime businesses to integrate more effectively into international trade, logistics and energy transportation.

He also reaffirmed NSML’s commitment to developing the country’s maritime workforce, revealing that nearly 300 cadets from the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) training programme have been trained on NSML vessels, with 200 earning certifications and 100 securing employment with the company.

He called for collaboration among stakeholders, including regulators, operators, and international partners, to build a robust maritime framework that strengthens Nigeria’s global presence.

Speaking on the significance of the rebranding, the General Manager of External Relations and Sustainable Development at Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited (NLNG), Sophia Horsfall, said the milestone positions NSML to compete on a larger scale and redefine its role in the international maritime sector.


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