Crews endangered over hostage-taking in Gulf of Guinea, IMB warns

ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has raised concerns over ship crew safety, revealing that the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) accounted for 23 per cent of the 126 crew members taken hostage globally in 2024.

by Adaku Onyenucheya

IMB warns Nigeria, others on resurgence of piracy in Gulf of Guinea

by Adaku Onyenucheya and Kamila Igbafe

AU laments sea blindness, lack of maritime law in coastal countries

by Adaku Onyenucheya

IMB decries late, underreporting of piracy attacks as GoG records 19 incidents in 2022

by Adaku Onyenucheya

Pirates attacks in Gulf Of Guinea, lowest in 30 years

by Sulaimon Salau

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IMB warns, Gulf of Guinea still at risk of piracy

by Adaku Onyenucheya

Nigeria records 76.5 per cent decline on ships attacks in nine months

by Adaku Onyenucheya

IMB’s Q3 piracy and armed robbery against ships report: Moving in the right direction

by Dr. Bashir Jamoh

Hope rises as piracy declines in Gulf of Guinea

by Sulaimon Salau and Adaku Onyenucheya

Kidnaping in Gulf of Guinea highest in history

by Sulaimon Salau and Adaku Onyenucheya

Pirates abduct 77 seafarers in Gulf of Guinea this year

by Sulaimon Salau

Pirate attacks in Gulf of Guinea increased in 2019

by Sulaimon Salau

Nigerian pirates abduct six sailors from oil tanker

by AFP

Maritime piracy drops in Nigeria, says report

by Sulaimon Salau

Robbers attack two tanker vessels off Lagos

by Sulaimon Salau

Nigeria remains hotspot as pirates kidnap 58 seafarers

by Sulaimon Salau

Nigeria’s waters still unsafe as global maritime crime declines

by Sulaimon Salau

Landmark IMB Plaza up for grabs with N3.5 billion guide price

by Chinedum Uwaegbulam

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