Shipping firms in Nigeria record 2,300 stowaways in 2025
- Posted By: vanguardngr
- December 6, 2025
By Godwin Oritse The Shipping Association of Nigeria (SAN) has raised concerns over the persistent incidence ofstowaways at Nigerian port berths, revealing that vessels recorded about 2,300 security infractions in 2025. However, the Nigerian Immigration Service, NIS, has dismissed the association’s figures, stating that the numbers were not accurate. Speaking to newsmen in Lagos, the […]
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