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FG targets war-risk delisting, records four-year zero piracy — Minister

Nigeria records zero piracy for four years, pushing for war-risk delisting to slash shipping costs and boost investor confidence in the maritime sector.

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FG targets war-risk delisting, records four-year zero piracy — Minister

Nigeria records zero piracy for four years, pushing for war-risk delisting to slash shipping costs and boost investor confidence in the maritime sector.

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NIMASA’S Renewed Push Against Maritime Crimes

With four consecutive years without piracy incidents, the collaboration between the Nigerian Navy and NIMASA under the Deep Blue Project is restoring global confidence and positioning Nigeria as a leading maritime force…

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  1. giovedì 21 maggio 2026·punchng.com

    FG targets war-risk delisting, records four-year zero piracy — Minister

    Nigeria records zero piracy for four years, pushing for war-risk delisting to slash shipping costs and boost investor confidence in the maritime sector.

  2. venerdì 22 maggio 2026·punchng.com

    Nigeria eyes lower shipping costs after piracy decline

    Nigeria records zero piracy incidents for four years, pushing for removal from global war-risk list to significantly lower shipping costs and boost maritim

  • sabato 23 maggio 2026·thisdaylive.com

    NIMASA’S Renewed Push Against Maritime Crimes

    With four consecutive years without piracy incidents, the collaboration between the Nigerian Navy and NIMASA under the Deep Blue Project is restoring global confidence and…