How the Nigerian Navy is Bolstering Maritime Surveillance through RMAC Trainings

In a region where the sea is an economic lifeline, the Nigerian Navy is doubling down on its maritime defences and rightfully so. Recently, 29 graduands were churned out from

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May 25, 2026 · 02:49 · 5 min read

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In a region where the sea is an economic lifeline, the Nigerian Navy is doubling down on its maritime defences and rightfully so. Recently, 29 graduands were churned out from

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How the Nigerian Navy is Bolstering Maritime Surveillance through RMAC Trainings