Nigerian Navy Graduates 29 from RMAC Maritime Training
On May 8, 2026, the Nigerian Navy conducted a graduation ceremony for 29 personnel from the RMAC training program, which is designed to bolster maritime surveillance capabilities. Command E.E.
Omokhodion, head of the RMAC training school, emphasized the strategic importance of the Gulf of Guinea, which faces numerous security challenges, including sea robbery, drug trafficking, and illegal fishing. Commodore O.
Odejebi, Director of Maritime Domain Awareness, noted that the RMAC system has become vital for Nigerian Navy operations, providing real-time visibility of maritime activities. The training aims to enhance the Navy's operational capacity to monitor waterways and combat illegal activities.
Odejebi urged the new graduates to apply their training effectively and highlighted the necessity of continuous updates and clarifications regarding the RMAC system to ensure operational readiness.
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