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Navy Declares 4 Wanted Over Illegally Sourced Petroleum Products
The Nigerian Navy has declared four persons wanted for complicity in theft of petroleum products in Nigeria’s maritime environment.
Commodore Suleman Dahun announced this on Tuesday on behalf of Chief of the Naval Staff in a statement BIGPEN ONLINE sourced from PRnigeria.
The navy gave the names of the suspects to include; Mr Enikanologbon Happy, Mr Arumona Daniel, Mr Egbujie Kingsley Chinonso and Mr Ogori Kenneth.
According to the statement, “The four persons are crew of a Merchant Vessel GRACE WATER which was arrested on 8 October 2018 laden with 90 metric tonnes of illegally sourced petroleum products.
“Anyone who has information about the whereabouts of these persons should contact the Naval Provost Marshal, Naval Headquarters, Area 7, Garki Abuja on 08037442228, 08037175817, 08030522035 and 08138799220, the nearest Naval establishment, Army, Air Force or Police unit”.
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