Less than two months after the Nigerian Government scrapped a maritime university in Delta State, created by the country’s past administration, the Nigerian Navy has hinted of its plans to establish a new maritime university in the country and a Forward Operation Base (FOB) in Lake Chad.
Showing posts with label Nigerian Navy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigerian Navy. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 March 2016
Friday, 2 October 2015
Photo Speak: Biafra buries her dead: Remains of IPOB members murdered by Nigerian security forces laid to rest
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| Photo Speak: Biafra buries her dead: Remains of IPOB members murdered by Nigerian security forces laid to rest |
Sunday, 6 September 2015
Onitsha Massacre: Vanguard continues to DISGRACE itself by helping Nigerian Navy to cover up heinous crimes against Biafrans
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| Onitsha Massacre: Vanguard continues to DISGRACE itself by helping Nigerian Navy to cover up heinous crimes against Biafran humanities |
Vanguard Newspaper is a disgrace. No other word can be used to describe such despicable acts by a supposedly national newspaper who deliberately distorts information even when there are ample evidence suggesting otherwise.
Despite available evidence to show that the Nigerian Navy and police deliberately massacred peaceful and unarmed Biafran protesters Vanguard chose to misform the public on the matter.
Monday, 31 August 2015
[Video] Biafran survivors of Onitsha Massacre narrate their account of deadly encounter with Nigerian Police and Navy
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| [Video] Biafran survivors of Onitsha Massacre narrate their account of deadly encounter with Nigerian Police and Navy |
Some survivors of the Onitsha Massacre have narrated their account of their encounter with men of the Nigerian Navy and Police.
Already three people are confirmed dead and many more still critically injured from bullet wounds.
Monday, 27 July 2015
"Lie down, do you think I be Igbo man?” Nigerian Navy officer forced Igbo workers including woman to drink and swim in muddy water
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| "Lie down, do you think I be Igbo man?” Nigerian Navy officer forced workers including woman to drink and swim in muddy water |
In a brashly display of brutality and intimidation of civilians accustomed to the Nigeria's security forces, the Commanding Officer of the Naval School of Finance and Logistics, Owerrinta, Abia state, Navy Captain Simon Ejaro, on Thursday in Aba, ordered at gun point 15 workers of an oil servicing company, Stock Gap Fuels Limited, to drink and swim in muddy water. The incident happened at Elizabeth Avenue, along Aba – Owerri road in the city.
Sunday, 21 June 2015
Nigerian Army, Navy takes over security of oil pipelines in Lagos from Yoruba militant OPC
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| Nigerian Army, Navy takes over security of oil pipelines in Lagos from Yoruba militant OPC |
The Nigerian Army and Navy said on Sunday that it had taken over the security of the NNPC pipelines in the Lagos area from the militant Yoruba group Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), and craved the maximum cooperation of host communities.
Col. Mustapha Anka, the Director, Army Public Relations, 81 Division of the Nigerian Army in Lagos, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).
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