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EU, Portugal boost Nigerian Navy with patrol boats, crime equipment

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The EU and Portugal have donated patrol boats and crime equipment to the Nigerian Navy, strengthening its fight against piracy in the Gulf of Guinea. Read More: https://punchng.com/eu-portugal-boost-nigerian-navy-with-patrol-boats-crime-equipment/

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