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MT KAMSI: Vessel Laden With 120,000 Litres Of AGO, Five  Seafarers’ Arrested In Lagos

MT Kamsi

A Vessel, MV Kamsi    and its crew of five seafarers’, arrested by officers of the Nigerian Navy Ship, NNS Beecroft, Apapa, Lagos for illegal dealing in petroleum product, were on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 handed over to the Lagos Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC for further investigation and possible prosecution.

 

The crew members are: Ugochukwu Obasi, Christian Nwaigwe, Ekundayo Segun.

 

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Others  on board the vessel include; Kadiri Jimoh and Olamide Koledoye

 

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According to the Navy, the vessel and its crew members were arrested around South West off Lagos Fairway Buoy for illegally being in possession of about 120,000 litres of automotive gas oil, (AGO).

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The statement by the anti graft agency on Thursday, disclosed that the seafarers’ will be charged to court as soon as investigation is concluded.

 

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