Troubled Waters as Nigeria Questions Piracy Reports
Nigeria's ports authority chief Dakuku Peterside has called on the International Maritime Bureau to ensure fairness and balance in its reporting of piracy in Nigeria's territorial waters.
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Photo: EU Navfor(file photo)
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Photo: One Earth FutureWest Africa piracy
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Photo: EUNAVFORA group of pirates abandon their skiff in an attempt to avoid arrest (file photo)
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Documents
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Africa International Maritime Report
- Author:
- International Maritime Bureau
- Publisher:
- International Maritime Bureau
- Publication Date:
- 1 September 2018
Nigeria is up in arms over the International Maritime Bureau report on piracy in their waters. see more »
