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Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by presidency: 4:38pm On Nov 03, 2021
NIGERIAN NAVY SIGNS CONTRACT FOR TWO NEW WARSHIPS

The Nigerian Navy today signed a contract with a Turkish company, Messrs Dearsan Shipyard Limited for the purchase of 2 brand new Offshore Patrol Vessels. The 2 vessels are expected to be completed within 37 months.

Speaking at the ceremony, Chief of the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo recalled that Nigerian Navy has in the last couple of months brought to bear her dominant status in the region by sustaining an aggressive presence in the nation’s maritime environment, leading to drastic reduction in acts of criminality in the domain.

This development he added has been acknowledged by the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) in its Global Piracy Report of 14 July 2021, indicating the lowest total of piracy and armed attacks against ships in 27 years.

According to the CNS, this report was corroborated by the Defence Web maritime security report of 15 October 2021 which noted further decline in reported cases of piracy and armed attacks against shipping in the Gulf of Guinea (GoG), a development he attributed to the impact of NN maritime security operations efforts.​

Admiral Gambo stated that the contract signing ceremony was another milestone achievement by the Nigerian Navy in her fleet renewal effort towards realizing her 2021-2030 Strategic Plan and expressed gratitude to the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, His Excellency President Muhammadu Buhari for his continued support and goodwill towards the Nigerian Navy.

The CNS also recalled that on the directive of the President and Commander-in-Chief, the Nigerian Navy hosted the Chief of the Ghana Navy to discuss collaborative efforts to combat piracy and other maritime crimes in the GoG and during the meeting, it was agreed that there was a need to establish a standing ECOWAS Multinational Task Force in the GoG.

Pertinently, to sustain the upwards trajectory of the NN’s operational engagements and actively participate in the proposed Task Force, the CNS informed that the President granted approval for the NN to procure 2 High Endurance Offshore Patrol Vessels with the capability to carry out maritime interdiction operations, surveillance and special forces operations as well as provide naval fire support to land forces. ”The OPVs will also be capable of conducting search and rescue operations, anti-piracy, anti-smuggling and anti-drug trafficking operations and disaster relief operations among others”.

Admiral Gambo further revealed that the process of selecting a shipyard capable of constructing the OPVs began in earnest and Dearsan Shipyard Limited was selected based on its track record and the conviction that the shipyard would be able to construct a platform that could be deployed as an OPV in peacetime, while having the capability and flexibility to be quickly outfitted with sensors and weapons to re-role the platform for warfare and maritime defence purposes, at a cost effective price.

According to him, today was a remarkable day as it marked the consummation of relationship between the NN and Messrs Dearsan which is hoped would lead to more fruitful engagements between Nigeria and Turkey in the future.

While responding, the Chief Executive Officer of Messrs Dearsan Shipyard, Mr Murat Gordi appreciated the Nigerian Navy and the Federal Government for the confidence placed on their company to construct the Offshore Patrol Vessels.

He further assured that the company would reciprocate by building the best in class vessel for the Nigerian Navy and ensure the contract is faithfully executed to deliver true value for money.

Mr Gordi added that this project will further strengthen ties between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Turkey through the provision of added value in technological transfer and expertise.

The event was graced by principal staff officers of the Naval Headquarters and representatives from Messrs Dearsan Shipyard Limited.

SULEMAN DAHUN
Commodore
​​​​​​​​for Chief of the Naval Staff

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by richmondefosa(m): 5:04pm On Nov 03, 2021
shocked

I have this soft spot for the Nigerian Navy.

This is because my father served with them. I grew up in their barracks. I attended their schools from nursery till secondary.
80% of my friends are serving with them.

Long live the Nigerian Navy.

Onward together.

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by tutudesz: 5:06pm On Nov 03, 2021
New equipment for military nice cool

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by richidinho(m): 5:33pm On Nov 03, 2021
a country fighting war against itself

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by klonboi: 5:36pm On Nov 03, 2021
cheesy
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Babanah: 5:37pm On Nov 03, 2021
Hope the ship is deployed to Kano State

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by BlackfireX: 6:04pm On Nov 03, 2021
Nice move... ss militant be warned

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Mystic216: 6:24pm On Nov 03, 2021
Warship for what??
Do you need warship to finish boko haram or ISWAP
Mtcheew

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by PheelzAlmighty: 11:28pm On Nov 03, 2021
Aloota continua grin




If you know, you know cool

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by justjify(m): 11:28pm On Nov 03, 2021
presidency:
NIGERIAN NAVY SIGNS CONTRACT FOR TWO NEW WARSHIPS

The Nigerian Navy today signed a contract with a Turkish company, Messrs Dearsan Shipyard Limited for the purchase of 2 brand new Offshore Patrol Vessels. The 2 vessels are expected to be completed within 37 months.

Speaking at the ceremony, Chief of the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo recalled that Nigerian Navy has in the last couple of months brought to bear her dominant status in the region by sustaining an aggressive presence in the nation’s maritime environment, leading to drastic reduction in acts of criminality in the domain.

This development he added has been acknowledged by the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) in its Global Piracy Report of 14 July 2021, indicating the lowest total of piracy and armed attacks against ships in 27 years.

According to the CNS, this report was corroborated by the Defence Web maritime security report of 15 October 2021 which noted further decline in reported cases of piracy and armed attacks against shipping in the Gulf of Guinea (GoG), a development he attributed to the impact of NN maritime security operations efforts.​

Admiral Gambo stated that the contract signing ceremony was another milestone achievement by the Nigerian Navy in her fleet renewal effort towards realizing her 2021-2030 Strategic Plan and expressed gratitude to the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, His Excellency President Muhammadu Buhari for his continued support and goodwill towards the Nigerian Navy.

The CNS also recalled that on the directive of the President and Commander-in-Chief, the Nigerian Navy hosted the Chief of the Ghana Navy to discuss collaborative efforts to combat piracy and other maritime crimes in the GoG and during the meeting, it was agreed that there was a need to establish a standing ECOWAS Multinational Task Force in the GoG.

Pertinently, to sustain the upwards trajectory of the NN’s operational engagements and actively participate in the proposed Task Force, the CNS informed that the President granted approval for the NN to procure 2 High Endurance Offshore Patrol Vessels with the capability to carry out maritime interdiction operations, surveillance and special forces operations as well as provide naval fire support to land forces. ”The OPVs will also be capable of conducting search and rescue operations, anti-piracy, anti-smuggling and anti-drug trafficking operations and disaster relief operations among others”.

Admiral Gambo further revealed that the process of selecting a shipyard capable of constructing the OPVs began in earnest and Dearsan Shipyard Limited was selected based on its track record and the conviction that the shipyard would be able to construct a platform that could be deployed as an OPV in peacetime, while having the capability and flexibility to be quickly outfitted with sensors and weapons to re-role the platform for warfare and maritime defence purposes, at a cost effective price.

According to him, today was a remarkable day as it marked the consummation of relationship between the NN and Messrs Dearsan which is hoped would lead to more fruitful engagements between Nigeria and Turkey in the future.

While responding, the Chief Executive Officer of Messrs Dearsan Shipyard, Mr Murat Gordi appreciated the Nigerian Navy and the Federal Government for the confidence placed on their company to construct the Offshore Patrol Vessels.

He further assured that the company would reciprocate by building the best in class vessel for the Nigerian Navy and ensure the contract is faithfully executed to deliver true value for money.

Mr Gordi added that this project will further strengthen ties between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Turkey through the provision of added value in technological transfer and expertise.

The event was graced by principal staff officers of the Naval Headquarters and representatives from Messrs Dearsan Shipyard Limited.

SULEMAN DAHUN
Commodore
​​​​​​​​for Chief of the Naval Staff

More money has been stolen
Ndi oshi angry angry angry

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by PCG001: 11:29pm On Nov 03, 2021
apc❗❗❗shocked
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by specialmati(m): 11:31pm On Nov 03, 2021
shocked shocked shocked how do we divide this country

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by generalwo(m): 11:32pm On Nov 03, 2021
Hopefully by them Buhari tenure would have ended and we can finally have a good government
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by realstars: 11:32pm On Nov 03, 2021
Two New Warship?
Two things are involve,

1.) they may use it for the Nation

2.), they may use it against the Nation when it gets to the wrong hands..
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Samken2: 11:33pm On Nov 03, 2021
BlackfireX:
Nice move... ss militant be warned
Change of tactics for SS militant.but this battle ships is a welcome development

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Terrier99: 11:34pm On Nov 03, 2021
If you like, buy a hundred aircraft carriers for the Navy. If you don't fund the Police, you can never have peace as they can't maintain law and order.

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Mayour11(m): 11:35pm On Nov 03, 2021
This is a good one.

I hope it won't end up in the hands of pirates.
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by SILVERLINES: 11:35pm On Nov 03, 2021
wink

These zoombies are planning war with the so-called Niger Delta
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by abobote: 11:36pm On Nov 03, 2021
What are they using it for?
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Rahkman: 11:37pm On Nov 03, 2021
We members of the biafra national guard will obliterate All Nigerian navy equipment with our new nuclear surface to air and surface to sea atomic ballistic cruise missile fireworks....all hail nnamdi kanu

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by MangekyoAlt: 11:38pm On Nov 03, 2021
Another opportunity to loot.

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by meccuno: 11:40pm On Nov 03, 2021
[s]
BlackfireX:
Nice move... ss militant be warned
[/s] where you cursed with foolishness at birth? Must everything be tribal to you? undecided

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Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by izzy4shizzy(m): 11:42pm On Nov 03, 2021
Well, you won't blame me if I don't believe any of those yeye reasons for building abi is buying of the ships.


It's just an avenue to chop money
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Lastmankc(m): 11:42pm On Nov 03, 2021
Ok

Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by elmessiahs(m): 11:43pm On Nov 03, 2021
Let the warship be impactful, this country is going beyond redemption
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by wunmi590(m): 11:44pm On Nov 03, 2021
richmondefosa:
shocked

I have this soft spot for the Nigerian Navy.

This is because my father served with them. I grew up in their barracks. I attended their schools from nursery till secondary.
80% of my friends are serving with them.

Long live the Nigerian Navy.

Onward together.

Wetin come make you no join them?
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by revived: 11:50pm On Nov 03, 2021
Soft

When Dem go get sub like this
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by chrisifeanyi: 11:51pm On Nov 03, 2021
Fishermen beware!!
Re: Nigerian Navy Signs Contract For Two New Warships by Dedemworld: 11:53pm On Nov 03, 2021
richidinho:
a country fighting war against itself

So you mean Government should fold it arm and be looking those who pose a threat to the society just because they don't want to fight its citizens If it happen that way, It would also affect you

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