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Navy wants maritime cases expeditiously executed, advocates for Maritime Court

By Joseph Erunke The Nigerian Navy has advocated the establishment of a special court to try maritime offences, saying it was necessary to expeditiously dispense maritime cases. The position of the service came as it said lack of enough ships to cover Nigeria’s waters was in no small measures, affecting the war against maritime crimes […]
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Falana asks Buhari to order release of 40 in Navy’s detention

Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and Human Rights lawyer, Femi Falana has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to order the Nigerian Navy to release 40 Nigerians who have been detained and held incommunicado in dehumanising conditions for periods ranging from six to eight months.

Navy hangs on to vessels freed by court

The Nigerian Licensed Ship Chandlers Association has said the Nigeria Navy is still holding on to indigenous vessels ordered to be released by the court following judgments in favour of the said vessels.

Navy smashes trans-border oil syndicate, arrest 9 foreigners

By Evelyn Usman The Nigerian Navy has smashed a trans-boarder oil syndicate that specialised in siphoning petroleum products in Nigeria, for onward sale in neighbouring West Africa countries. Arrested were eight Benenois and a Ghanian, while two boats conveying 235 drums and jerricans filled with the suspected siphoned petroleum product were recovered. This is just […]

One week search for criminals with Nigeria Navy, US Navy 

Worldwide, 201 incidents of maritime piracy and armed robbery were recorded last year, according to the International Maritime Bureau’s Piracy Reporting Centre, a figure that indicated a rise when compared to 180 recorded the previous year.

Navy hands over vessel with 100,000 litres of illegal diesel

Nigerian Navy has handed over a vessel, MV Mama Elizabeth I, arrested with 100,000 litres of illegal diesel in Excravos, Warri south-west local government area, Delta state to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. 

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