Max Shipping Distances Ibeto from Boat Capsizing Incident

Max Shipping Services Limited issued a statement regarding the recovery of its vessel, ANAMBRA BASIN FSO, at Kula community in Rivers State, distancing its Chairman, Chief Cletus Ibeto, from allegations related to a recent boat capsizing incident that may have resulted in multiple fatalities. The company clarified that while it owns the vessel, it is not the operator of the oilfield nor involved in the operational arrangements with the host community.
The vessel was hired to Menal Technical Services Limited under a Marine Equipment Hire Agreement dated September 20, 2024, which was amended later. Max Shipping stated that the retrieval decision was made due to prolonged outstanding hire payments.
The company assured that the crude oil aboard the vessel had been discharged prior to the recovery operation, supported by inspection documents from Checkirem and GSV Inspection Services Limited. Max Shipping expressed sadness over the reported loss of lives and called for an investigation into the incident, urging calm among all parties involved.
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