Emmanuel Ogalla, Chief of Navy Staff (CNS), has called for the establishment of special courts to counter maritime crimes in the country.
October 31, 2024 9:29 pmEmmanuel Ogalla, chief of naval staff , has called for the creation of special courts for maritime crimes to hasten justice delivery.at the faculty of social sciences’ 2024 distinguished annual public lecture titled “Safeguarding Nigeria’s blue economy potentials: The Role of the Nigerian Navy.”
He noted that cases involving maritime crimes handed over to the police and prosecuting agencies often experience delays due to overcrowded dockets in general courts.maritime security challenges multiply as Nigeria’s population grows and the global supply chain becomes increasingly integrated.“The Nigerian Navy has demonstrated a strong commitment to ensuring a secure environment necessary to safeguard the nation’s blue economy potentials.
He added that the Navy is enhancing community outreach by offering educational and health programmes, specialised skills training, and partnerships with riverine communities. “One of the reasons for the present insecurity in the country is because some of the perpetrators are not engaged in useful ventures as a result of the breakdown of social contracts and morals,” he said.
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