Nigeria Makes Final Push for IMO Council Seat in London
Nigeria, represented by Adegboyega Oyetola, is making a final push to secure a seat on the IMO Council in London. Nigeria highlights its maritime security achievements, including zero piracy incidents in the past four years.
The country aims to regain a council seat after a 12-year absence, emphasizing the importance of strengthening partnerships and trust among member states. Oyetola seeks to garner support for Nigeria's bid by promoting the benefits of securing ocean trade routes and fostering unity among coastal nations.
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