News
Illegal Oil Bunkering: Nigerian Navy Hands Over Vessel, Nine Suspects to EFCC
The Nigerian Navy Ship Delta, NNS Delta has handed over a motor vessel, MV Salvation and nine crew members allegedly involved in illegal oil bunkering to the EFCC, Benin Zonal Office for further investigation and possible prosecution.
The suspects are Tamuno Abereniboye, John Gwuene, Simon President, Nice Bien, Daniel Aghovwieokpo and Prince Ogun. Others are Jabu Kimidengiyefa, Daniel People and Olawale Bello.
Captain AV Kujoh who represented NNS Delta at the handing over in Warri stated that the vessel and crew members were arrested by Nigerian Navy Ship Zaria around Escravos for Illegal trans-shipment of about 50,000 litres of suspected illegally refined Automative Gas Oil, AGO.
Receiving the vessel and the suspects on behalf of the Commission, Richard Ogberagha, a Principal Detective Superintendent, said the Commission would carry out further investigations and ensure that those found culpable were brought to book.
No More “Job” Scandals: QNET Unveils 2026 Plan to Protect Nigerians from Fake Recruitment
The Nature Conservancy and FSC Africa Sign Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Sustainable Forest Management Across Africa
Payment Security Remains Biggest Barrier to Bankable Gas and Power Projects — FirstCap MD
LASG Acquires New Outboard Engines For Optimum Boat Performance
Elon Musk builds Hotel in Mars, Sets to launch soon at $5million per night – Photos
We Do Not Accept Refugee Application Directly From People – Canadian Govt.
-
Hospitality4 days agoThe Nature Conservancy and FSC Africa Sign Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Sustainable Forest Management Across Africa
-
Transport4 days ago
Akin Fadeyi Foundation unveils new advocacy campaign to curb road accidents
-
Business13 hours ago
No More “Job” Scandals: QNET Unveils 2026 Plan to Protect Nigerians from Fake Recruitment
-
Energy4 days ago
Payment Security Remains Biggest Barrier to Bankable Gas and Power Projects — FirstCap MD
