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Sir #SiminalayiFubara It was a pleasure welcoming the Chief of #Naval Staff, Vice Admiral #IdiAbbas, to #RiversState. We remain committed to supporting the #NigerianNavy in securing our waterways and protecting lives.

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Nigerian Navy Busts Smuggling Ring, Seizes 13,800 Litres of Petrol & Rice in Badagry

Nigerian Navy seizes 13,800 litres of petrol and 71 bags of smuggled rice in Badagry anti-smuggling raids. Authorities intensify border patr

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The naval facility and dockyard receive 100 hectares from Ogun State Government

The Nigerian Navy has been given 100 hectares of land by Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun to establish a Forward Operating Base (FOB) in the state. This was said by Prince Abiodun when he paid Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, the Chief of Naval Staff, a courtesy call in his Abuja office. The governor said that the FOB would be located in the state's Ogun Waterside Local Government Area. According to him, the naval base will defend Nigeria's sovereignty on Tongeji Island as well as a few strategically important investments. He stated: “Ogun State has always had a long and fruitful relationship with the security apparatus of the nation and has been adjudged to be one of the most secured and peaceful states in Nigeria. “As part of ongoing efforts towards deepening that relationship with members of the armed forces, I am happy to announce that Ogun State has allocated 100 hectares of land to the Nigerian Navy to build a Forward Operating Base in Ogun Waterside Local Government that will consist of a naval dockyard and a naval base. “This base and dockyard will provide security for the investments coming into that area, including the proposed OK LNG project being spearheaded by NNPC Limited, the proposed Olokola Deep Sea Port, and will safeguard the sovereignty of Nigeria at Tongeji Island (part of Ipokia LG, Ogun State) and activities by NNPC Limited towards oil exploration, given the state’s frontier status as conferred by the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources.” In response, the Chief of Naval Staff stated that although though he had inherited the project from his predecessor, he had accepted it when he took office due to its significance and intrinsic worth. Vice Admiral Ogalla thanked the governor for the gesture and assured him that work will begin as soon as possible, as the budget for 2024 calls for it. Read the full article

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Shocking: Nigerian Navy Arrest European ship stealing oil from Nigeria to Europe & America #nigeria #america #europe

The Nigerian Navy has recently done a great job by arresting a Norwegian Ship stealing oil from Nigeria to America and Europe. The Nigerian economy is experiencing rapid growth as the Dangote refinery gets completed and Nigeria now has the capacity to manage its oil in Nigeria. The Americans and British are not so happy about this and have been trying to create instability in Nigeria  https://youtu.be/E2tny3Zz4-0 Read the full article

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13 officers from five #FriendlyForeignCountries namely Bangladesh, Indonesia, Myanmar, Nigeria and Sri Lanka successfully completed the #ASW Specialisation Course on 17 February 2022 at Anti-Submarine Warfare School, Kochi. Commodore Ajay Shekhar Shukla, Commodore Training, #SNC reviewed the #PassingOutParade and felicitated the graduating trainees. Lieutenant KD Olopade from #NigerianNavy was awarded the #FOCINC SNC Rolling trophy for standing first in the overall order of merit. Lieutenant Commander Md Afjalul Alam and Lieutenant Commander Md Fazlay Rabby Khan from #BangladeshNavy were awarded Book prizes and certificate for securing second and third position respectively.#indiannavy #ltcdrpravinsuryaask #BridgesofFriendship https://www.instagram.com/p/CaHdQvFJiyT/?utm_medium=tumblr

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NNSHS Offa inducts Medical Laboratory Technicians, graduates other health professionals

The Nigerian Navy on Friday passed out final year students of Class Three and 41st Batch Basic medical courses from the Nigerian Navy health science health, NNSHS, Offa, Kwara state. The two-day ceremony held on 26th and 27th of September included the passing out parade of the Graduands, reviewing of the parade by the guest of honor and representative of the Director of Medical Services Surgeon Rear Admiral, Abubakar Yusuf, Commodore Ibrahim Dogo Nurudeen and send forth ceremony of the former Commandant of NNSHS OFFA, CDRE NURUDEEN  

The 2-day ceremony held ọn 26th and 27 September, 2019 included (1) THE Induction of Medical Laboratory Technician graduands by The Medical Laboratory science Council of Nigeria, held ọn 26 Sep 19 while (2} Graduation ceremony of the final year students of the school, with the graduating 41st batch of Basic Medical Qualifying Course Trainees couple and the SEND FORTH ceremony of Cdre IBRAHIM Dogo Nurudeen, the immediate past Commandant of NNSHS OFFA, held today 27 SEP 19. The parade anchored by Commandant of NNSHS, Navy Captain, A.O Olowolagba was well attended by all heads of security services in the state and representative of Olofa of Offa (The Ojomo of Offa]. Many eminent personalities ín the State, Officers & RATINGS of NNSHS OFFA were also at the ceremony. The ceremony on Friday ushered in the Graduation of the final year Students of the School, with the 41st batch of Basic Medical Qualifying Course Trainees. Speaking during the graduation ceremony, Commodore Ibrahim Dogo Nurudeen representing Director of Medical Service, NN, encouraged the graduands to sore higher in their careers even as he urged them to be good ambassadors of the Nigerian Navy. His speech read in part: “It gives me great pleasure to be here today on this auspicious occasion of the passing out parade of another set of graduates from the Nigerian Navy school of health sciences, Offa. The successful training of the graduating basic and professional course students is a clear manifestation of your hard work and commendable dedication to duty. By this, you have once again contributed to the implementation of the vision and strategic directives of the Chief of the Naval staff, Vice Admiral Ibok Ete Ibas.

  “The execution of this excellent parade that we have just witnessed today requires hard work, a very high standard of discipline and training. I, therefore, congratulate you all particularly the graduating professional students for having successfully gone through a rigorous 3-year period of training. I urge you to be good ambassadors of the School of Health Sciences and the Nigerian Navy in all you do. Your graduation today is a big testimony that you all have come, seen and conquered. “let me also congratulate the graduating students of the 41st Batch Basic Qualifying Course, who have similarly undergone a 9-month training that was carefully designed to introduce them into various aspects of medical fields. “Also permit me to appreciate the cordial civil-military relations that exist between the Nigerian Navy and our host community, Offa and environs. let me also acknowledge the support from the government and good people of Kwara state. we are also grateful for the inter-agency cooperation and partnership with all stakeholders in the delivery of a secured, enterprising and favorable environment for the good of our great country, Nigeria.

“As we all know the future of the Navy depends largely on the quality of manpower, to which much has been given in terms of very good training, training aids, new vehicles and improved facilities amongst others. “Always remember that the Nigerian Navy counts on your individual and collective positive contributions to move the service forward.” The NNSHS Commandant, A.O Olowolagba also admonished the inductees and the graduands to be upright, disciplined in the discharge of their duties as medical professionals to their numerous clients in the delivery of quality health care.   Read the full article

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The Imo State Police Command has identified the naval officer who allegedly killed a youth corps member, Emeka Amadi, at a checkpoint along the Owerri-Umuahia road on May 26, 2018. The command, through its Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Andrew Enwerem, disclosed this to Southern City News on Tuesday. Enwerem, who did not disclose the name of the naval officer, said, “The officer is currently going through naval departmental processes. It is after the processes that he will be handed over to the police for more investigations.” The late Amadi, who hailed from Umukwe in Ndiegbelu, Awaka in Owerri North Local Government Area of the state and serving in Aba, Abia State, was reportedly killed on May 26 by a naval team at a checkpoint along the Owerri-Umuahia road. It was alleged that the naval team connived with some members of the Umukwe community, identified as New Face of Umukwe to deal with the youths of the village. Amadi was a graduate of Philosophy from the Imo State University in Owerri. Southern City News further gathered that members of the New Face of Umukwe consist of a group of Umukwe village members, who came back from different locations with their families to settle in the village. #michygist_blog #michygist #naval #navy #nigeriannavy #nysc #nigeria #government #killings

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Nigerian Navy Gets Warships As Gift From US Government

Gets Warships As Gift frm US governmnt:The 378 ft ships have a crossing range of 9,600 miles @ http://bit.ly/lKHdJt