FG tightens rules on maritime safety, waterways accident probes

Amid concerns that overlapping institutional responsibilities and delays in reporting waterway accidents could be undermining investigations and contributing to preventable deaths, the federal government has moved to tighten accountability in Nigeria’s maritime safety architecture. To this end, the Federal Ministry

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