Defence/Security
Navy ship rescues 2 drowning Ghanaian fishermen
1 The Nigerian Navy (NN) Ship, (NNS) PROSPERITY, rescued two Ghanaian fishermen floating at sea on a yellow 20 litres gallon while on patrol about 10 nautical miles (nm) North-East of Dangote Quay on Aug. 2.
The Director of Information, Naval Headquarters, Commodore Adedotun Ayo-Vaughan, made this known in a statement on Friday in Abuja.

2 According to him, the ship on sighting a man, altered course towards the position of the man and successfully recovered him.

3 Subsequently, the rescued man revealed that a second person was involved, as such, the ship proceeded to the position of the second man and safely recovered him as well.

4 Ayo-Vaughan said that further investigations revealed that the rescued men were Ghanaian fishermen residing at Takwa Bay, Lagos State.
5 The director, however, added that the duo went fishing on July 31, but encountered a boat mishap at about 10p.
6 m same day.
7 “Sadly, they were said to have drowned before the remaining two were rescued by the ship,“ he said.
8 The service, however, wished to reiterate its commitment towards ensuring the security and safety of all seafarers in Nigeria’s maritime domain.
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NewsSourceCredit: NAN
