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Police Deploy GunBoats to Fight Pirates on Nigerian Waters
Nigeria’s police in southern oil rich Bayelsa had deployed 16 patrol gunboats and 6,000 policemen to tackle sea piracy and criminality in waterways ... -
Seafarers Mental Health: Is Suicide An Option?
The British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC, has produced a film that looks at the pressures faced by people working at sea, expressed through the ... -
Tin Can Impounds Container of Illicit Drugs
The Nigeria Customs Service has reiterated its desire to continue to build on the existing inter-Agency cooperation with all concerned regulatory Agencies, to ... -
MAN Oron Vital to Our Maritime Nation Status, Nigeria Deserves Category C Seat at IMO-Amaechi
The Minister of Transportation, Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi, has emphasized that the Maritime Academy of Nigeria, MAN, Oron, remains a vital component ... -
Nigeria Exports And Earns N69bn From solid minerals — NEITI
The Nigeria Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative, NEITI, has said Nigeria earned N69.2 billion from the solid minerals sector in 2015, an increase of ... -
Piracy: Six Suspects Detained Over Attacks in Somalia
Six suspected pirates were detained following attacks on a 52,000 tonne containership and a fishing vessel, which reportedly took place on November 17 and 18 in ... -
Maritime Safety and Security: Seafarer Airlifted For Medical Attention
Even as the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency works at strenthening its Maritime and Fafety apparatus for safer maritime operations in Nigerian ... -
PMB Celebrates GEJ At 60
As former President Goodluck Jonathan celebrate his 60th birthday, President Muhammadu Buhari has led the chorus of birthday well-wishers, praising his younger predecessor ... -
191 Lives Lost in Kogi Road Accidents inTen Months
No fewer than 191 people have lost their lives in 294 road crashes in parts of Kogi from January to October this year. Mr ... -
From Tribalization to Detribalization: Politics of Identity And National Cohesion In Nigeria.
Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Kukah, yesterday, said he was worried that Nigerians now behave like orphans. He also ...
