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DHQ, ICRC begin training to identify soldiers killed in combat

The week-long Battlefield Mortuary Affairs Programme began on Monday at the Nigerian Air Force Base in Kaduna and will run from July 27 to August 1. Participants were drawn from the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, with the training aimed at strengthening the military’s response to battlefield deaths and missing personnel. According to officials, the programme will equip soldiers with the knowledge and practical skills needed for personnel identification, search and recovery operations, mortuary collection points, respectful storage and transportation of human remains, temporary burials and cemetery creation. It will also expose participants to the humanitarian role of the ICRC and the legal framework guiding battlefield mortuary affairs, including international humanitarian law and Nigerian military doctrine. ICRC Forensic Manager Dr Habib El TaKach said the initiative grew out of engagements that began in Pretoria, South Africa, in 2024, and […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA July 27, 2026

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Navy arrests vehicle theft syndicate suspect in Abuja

The Nigerian Navy has arrested a suspected member of a vehicle theft syndicate in Abuja. The suspect, Habeeb Ajadi, was intercepted by naval operatives while attempting to leave the Federal Capital Territory during an intelligence-led operation. According to the Navy, preliminary findings showed that he allegedly posed as an Inspector of the Nigerian Correctional Service to support his criminal activities. He was also said to have confessed to being part of a syndicate linked to the theft of vehicles from different parts of Abuja. The Navy said the group operated across state borders and moved stolen vehicles through accomplices outside the FCT. The suspect has been handed over to the Nigeria Police Force for further investigation and prosecution.

Abdulmumini Auwal SA July 2, 2026

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Navy rescues several victims of building collapse in Lagos

The Nigerian Navy has rescued several victims trapped in a building collapse at Alakija, Lagos State. The rescue followed a distress call after the building gave way, with naval personnel quickly joining other emergency responders at the scene. Several victims, including children, were pulled from the debris and evacuated for urgent medical attention. According to the Navy, the rescued victims were taken to the Nigerian Navy Reference Hospital, Ojo, where they received emergency treatment and are continuing to be monitored. The service said it remains committed to supporting civil authorities and providing humanitarian assistance whenever needed. It also commended the rescue team and medical personnel for their swift response and professionalism. The Navy extended sympathy to the families affected by the incident and wished the injured a speedy recovery.

Abdulmumini Auwal SA June 29, 2026

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Navy Success Built on Teamwork Decisive Action CNS

Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Ibrahim Zakzaky has said the Nigerian Navy's recent operational successes are built on strong teamwork and decisive action across all ranks and formations. Speaking at a naval event, the CNS called on navy personnel to maintain peak physical and mental fitness as they confront evolving security challenges at sea and along Nigeria's coastal and inland waterways. Admiral Zakzaky emphasized that the navy's motto "Onward Together" is not just a slogan but a guiding principle that drives operational effectiveness. He explained that coordinated efforts between command, frontline troops and support units are essential for defeating criminal networks involved in piracy, kidnapping, oil theft and armed robbery on waterways. The CNS said decisive action is another key pillar of success, stating that the navy must act swiftly against threats to prevent escalation and protect Lives, property […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA May 24, 2026

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Navy busts illegal refinery sites in Rivers

The Nigerian Navy says it has uncovered and dismantled several reactivated illegal refining sites in Rivers State as part of its ongoing crackdown on crude oil theft and illegal bunkering in the Niger Delta. The operation was carried out by personnel of the Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Pathfinder under Operation DELTA SENTINEL in the Ndoni and surrounding riverine areas of the state. According to a statement issued by the Director of Naval Information, Captain Abiodun Folorunsho, the troops discovered a network of dugout pits, ovens and surface reservoirs used to store products suspected to be illegally refined Automotive Gas Oil and stolen crude. He said the illegal facilities had been reactivated after earlier enforcement actions, prompting the latest raid to permanently disrupt the syndicate’s activities. Folorunsho explained that the operatives successfully deactivated the makeshift refineries and confiscated an estimated 184,000 […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA May 12, 2026

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Navy intercepts 130 bags of smuggled rice in Badagry

The Nigerian Navy has intercepted 130 bags of smuggled foreign rice in the Badagry area of Lagos State during a recent anti smuggling operation. The seizure is part of ongoing efforts by naval authorities to clamp down on economic saboteurs operating along Nigeria’s western maritime corridor and border creeks. According to naval sources, personnel attached to the Forward Operating Base (FOB) Badagry carried out intelligence led patrols along the Badagry–Porto Novo axis before tracking down the smugglers. The operation, conducted in line with the Navy’s harmonised standard operating procedures, led to the confiscation of multiple bags of foreign parboiled rice that had been brought in through illegal routes. The intercepted consignment, each bag weighing 50kg, was later handed over to the Nigeria Customs Service for further investigation and necessary action. Officials of Customs’ Seme Area Command and Western Marine Command […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA May 8, 2026

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Navy destroys 12 illegal refineries seizes 531500 litres of crude

The Nigerian Navy says it has dismantled 12 illegal refineries and recovered 531500 litres of stolen and illegally refined petroleum products in the first quarter of 2026. The operations were carried out under Operation Delta Sentinel, the new maritime security effort that replaced Operation Delta Sanity II in the Niger Delta. Director of Naval Information Navy Captain Abiodun Folorunsho said troops also arrested 18 suspects linked to crude oil theft and related maritime crimes between January and March. He explained that the operation includes enhanced surveillance, better intelligence sharing and a quarterly review system to keep pressure on oil thieves. According to him, February recorded the highest haul with 360700 litres recovered, followed by 118800 litres in January and 52000 litres in March, showing continued activity by illegal refiners despite sustained patrols. Key successes listed by the Navy include the […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA April 10, 2026

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 Navy Rescues 10 from Distressed Vessel in Calabar

The Nigerian Navy successfully rescued 10 crew members—one Cameroonian, one Equatorial Guinean, and eight Nigerians—from the distressed vessel MV SEMA III en route to Calabar from Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. According to Naval Director of Information, Commodore A. Adams-Aliu, the rescue took place on Friday, November 7, after a distress call was made. A naval gunboat with a submersible pump reached the scene quickly, evacuated all occupants, and brought them to safety at Forward Operating Base IBAKA. The rescue operation received praise from MV SEMA III’s captain for the Navy’s professionalism and rapid response. Just days earlier, the Navy also saved 11 passengers from a sinking speedboat in Rivers State, demonstrating heightened efforts to ensure regional maritime safety. Additionally, the Nigerian Navy has intensified anti-crude oil theft operations in the Niger Delta, deactivating multiple illegal refining sites in Delta and Rivers […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 10, 2025

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Nigerian Navy Boosts Security with New Ships & Helicopters to Combat Gulf Threats

The Nigerian Navy just strengthened its fight against maritime crime. The service formally added three new ships and three advanced helicopters to its fleet on May 30th. This major upgrade aims to secure Nigeria's waters and boost regional safety. New Assets for Immediate ImpactSpecifically, the commissioned vessels are: NNS IKOGOSI (a former South Korean naval ship) NNS SHERE NNS FORA Additionally, three AgustaWestland AW109ST helicopters joined the fleet. Naval Chief Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla stated these assets will "greatly enhance our capacity to dominate Nigerian waters and prevent criminal elements from operating freely." A Symbol of International PartnershipNotably, South Korea gifted the NNS IKOGOSI. Ambassador Kim Pankyu (retired Navy Admiral) called it "a symbol of enduring friendship and trust." He explained: "Korea and Nigeria collaborate closely... Our military cooperation has grown through training exchanges. This vessel once safeguarded our waters – now it will protect Nigeria's interests." Furthermore, Pankyu stressed shared security goals: "Today’s maritime challenges […]

Ahmad June 1, 2025

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