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Navy arrests 14 stowaways in Lagos - Vimarsana News

Navy arrests 14 stowaways in Lagos

The Nigerian Navy Ship Beecroft said it arrested 14 stowaways onboard a motor tanker UOG Constantine at Lagos Road Stead.

Navy Intercepts 12 Stowaways, 2 Repeat Offenders On Tanker In Lagos - Vimarsana News

Navy Intercepts 12 Stowaways, 2 Repeat Offenders On Tanker In Lagos

The Nigerian Navy Ship Beecroft's patrol team successfully intercepted 14 stowaways aboard the Motor Tanker UOG CONSTANTINE at the Lagos Roadstead.

11 Nigerian stowaways rescued by Liberian fishermen return home - Vimarsana News

11 Nigerian stowaways rescued by Liberian fishermen return home

No fewer than 11 Nigerians and one Cameroonian were rescued from the Atlantic Ocean by Liberian fishermen, following their failed attempt to get to Europe illegally.

Liberian Officials Arrest, Return 11 Nigerian Stowaways On Ship Reportedly Heading For Europe - Vimarsana News

Liberian Officials Arrest, Return 11 Nigerian Stowaways On Ship Reportedly Heading For Europe

Officers of the Liberian Immigration Service have handed over 11 Nigerian stowaways rescued on the high sea to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS). The 11 Nigerians and a Cameroonian aged between 24 and 40 years were flown into Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, on Thursday

Liberia Rescue 11 Nigerians, Cameroonian Stowaways Thrown Into High Sea By Ship Crew - Vimarsana News

Liberia Rescue 11 Nigerians, Cameroonian Stowaways Thrown Into High Sea By Ship Crew

October 8, (THEWILL) - The Liberian Immigration Service has handed over 11 Nigerian stowaways, rescued on the high sea to the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos. The 11 Nigerians and a Cameroonian, aged between 24-40 years, were flown into the country Thursday, aboard Asky airline at about 4