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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.

Nigeria: NIMASA Challenges Piracy Reports On Nigerian Waters

Guardian, 6 December 2018

The Director-General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dakuku Peterside, has called on the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) to ensure fairness… Read more »

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West Africa piracy

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Nigeria: Nigeria Leads in Piracy Attacks in Gulf of Guinea - Report

This Day, 9 November 2018

Despite efforts by the federal government to reduce the cases of piracy and banditry in Nigeria's territorial waters, the country still leads in pirates attack in the Gulf of… Read more »
Nigeria: Concerns Over Rising Piracy in Nigerian

This Day, 2 October 2018

A recently released report from the US Department of State's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs revealed that maritime criminality in Nigerian waters, including piracy and… Read more »
Nigeria: Piracy - Nigeria Waters Now Worse Than Somalia

Vanguard, 8 August 2018

For the second consecutive quarter in 2018, the global maritime report on piracy has put Nigeria on the spot, occupying number one position in the number of recorded attacks… Read more »

Documents

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 »