The Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla, has called for regional and continental cooperation to tackle maritime threats.
The Chief of Naval Staff , Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla , has called for regional and continental cooperation to tackle maritime threats. He made the call at the just concluded 2024 International Maritime Conference as well as the Y2024 Nigerian Navy
According to him, ameliorating these threats go beyond the scope and capability of any individual nation. “I also acknowledge contributions of the international community, friendly navies, and strategic partners in the Gulf of Guinea region. Your support contributed to propelling the efforts of the Nigerian Navy and other navies in the Gulf of Guinea towards checking transnational crimes in the region,” he said
“On its part, the Nigerian Navy has rejigged its maritime security operations to ensure protection of Nigeria’s Blue Economy in accordance with her statutory mandate.”Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities. Your username will be shown to the moderator, so you should only flag this comment for one of the reasons listed above.
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