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MT CHIEBUBE: Navy Hands Over Vessel, Nine Seafarers’ To EFCC Over  Illegal Oil Dealings

Nine seafarers’  suspected to be dealing in illegal oil business and a vessel, MT Chiebube , have been handed  over to the  Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,  EFCC, Lagos Office by officers of the Nigerian Navy Ship, NNS Beecroft, Apapa, Lagos State, for further investigation and possible prosecution.

 

Lieutenant Commander, A.A. Adukanya, who represented the Navy during the handing over of the vessel and the arrested crew members to the EFCC noted that the NNS Beecroft patrol team on December 19, 2020 intercepted and arrested the vessel and the crew members at the Nigeria- Benin Republic Maritime boundary, for suspicious dealings in petroleum products.

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This was contained in a statement by the anti graft agency on Thursday.

 

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The crew members include: Anthony Ekpo Bassey Iso, Chinedu Nwanchukwu, Endurance Ossai, Emmanuel Monday.

 

Others are Ibrahim Ahmed, Victor Frank, Kenneth Philip, Chinemeze Samuel, and Matthew Timothy.

 

The suspects and the vessel were received on behalf of the EFCC, by Idris Abubakar, Head, Extractive Industry Fraud Section, EIFS.

 

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