₦airaland Forum

polyte:
Out of concerns and worries for how Nigerians handle national asset i decide to pen these issue of high importance..
About 2 to 3 years ago, fenders of Apapa Ports Quay apron - meant to absorb shock when ships berth were replaced, almost a 100 units of them with heavy chains, numbering 4 per unit used to secure them in the event of falling off, either jammed by ships or as a result of broken bolts.

Today, all of those chains have been removed by the men disguising as fishermen. talking from safety aspect, if any of those fenders falls, nothing suspends it and can be very injurious to ship hull.

The questions are many:
1. who are these ''fishermen''?
2. where is the NPA surveillance to ensure key ports infrastructures are kept safe?
3. where are these chains sold to and who are the buyers?

Government agencies in charge of ports security should please wake up to their responsibility!

BlackyOne:
You lie!
This has nothing to do with fishermen!
This fenders suffered from mechanical and environmental failures.

Don't also forget the marine police checkpoints on that area (wharf, breakwater, ladol/SHIN to tincan, nigerdock, Liverpool, kirikiri etc) is much more than any land checkpoint in Nigeria.

Point your finger towards the port facilities maintenance and security team, and those hausa truck drivers, if you suspect it was stolen

BlackyOne:
You lie!
This has nothing to do with fishermen!
This fenders suffered from mechanical and environmental failures.

Don't also forget the marine police checkpoints on that area (wharf, breakwater, ladol/SHIN to tincan, nigerdock, Liverpool, kirikiri etc) is much more than any land checkpoint in Nigeria.

Point your finger towards the port facilities maintenance and security team, and those hausa truck drivers, if you suspect it was stolen

Redoil:
that is the problem of Nigerians. facilities that were installed more than 60years ago and they are blaming the malfunctions on the innocent fishermen
instead of them to Point their finger towards the port facilities maintenance and security team, and those hausa truck drivers, if you suspect it was stolen

polyte:
Out of concerns and worries for how Nigerians handle national asset i decide to pen these issue of high importance..
About 2 to 3 years ago, fenders of Apapa Ports Quay apron - meant to absorb shock when ships berth were replaced, almost a 100 units of them with heavy chains, numbering 4 per unit used to secure them in the event of falling off, either jammed by ships or as a result of broken bolts.

Today, all of those chains have been removed by the men disguising as fishermen. talking from safety aspect, if any of those fenders falls, nothing suspends it and can be very injurious to ship hull.

The questions are many:
1. who are these ''fishermen''?
2. where is the NPA surveillance to ensure key ports infrastructures are kept safe?
3. where are these chains sold to and who are the buyers?

Government agencies in charge of ports security should please wake up to their responsibility!

Redoil:
that is the problem of Nigerians. facilities that were installed more than 60years ago and they are blaming the malfunctions on the innocent fishermen
instead of them to Point their finger towards the port facilities maintenance and security team, and those hausa truck drivers, if you suspect it was stolen

emmabest2000:
Fisher thieves men

Hope you are ok with this answer

9ar na hustle land

Tbagwell80:
All these half baked graduates or poorly educated men in Nigeria. Comprehension is your problem. He has done his civic duty by bringing this up as a concerned Nigerian. What has he done wrong? The title says fishermen or thieves and the question part has the fishermen in quote ("fishermen" yet you're excited for the wrong reason. Let the authority investigate and release a statement.

boxypane:
What a people in a nation. Most don't care about the consequences of their actions so long as they eat...

Lithiumite:
People who can't read and comprehend a short and welk written simple post line this are the ones that will con and start wailing how someone can turn Nigeria into Dubai in 2 years and expect reasonable people to trust their warped reasoning.

polyte:
Out of concerns and worries for how Nigerians handle national asset i decide to pen these issue of high importance..
About 2 to 3 years ago, fenders of Apapa Ports Quay apron - meant to absorb shock when ships berth were replaced, almost a 100 units of them with heavy chains, numbering 4 per unit used to secure them in the event of falling off, either jammed by ships or as a result of broken bolts.

Today, all of those chains have been removed by the men disguising as fishermen. talking from safety aspect, if any of those fenders falls, nothing suspends it and can be very injurious to ship hull.

The questions are many:
1. who are these ''fishermen''?
2. where is the NPA surveillance to ensure key ports infrastructures are kept safe?
3. where are these chains sold to and who are the buyers?

Government agencies in charge of ports security should please wake up to their responsibility!

polyte:
Out of concerns and worries for how Nigerians handle national asset i decide to pen these issue of high importance..
About 2 to 3 years ago, fenders of Apapa Ports Quay apron - meant to absorb shock when ships berth were replaced, almost a 100 units of them with heavy chains, numbering 4 per unit used to secure them in the event of falling off, either jammed by ships or as a result of broken bolts.

Today, all of those chains have been removed by the men disguising as fishermen. talking from safety aspect, if any of those fenders falls, nothing suspends it and can be very injurious to ship hull.

The questions are many:
1. who are these ''fishermen''?
2. where is the NPA surveillance to ensure key ports infrastructures are kept safe?
3. where are these chains sold to and who are the buyers?

Government agencies in charge of ports security should please wake up to their responsibility!

englishmart:
What about the consequences of not eating? Tognh

polyte:
Out of concerns and worries for how Nigerians handle national asset i decide to pen these issue of high importance..
About 2 to 3 years ago, fenders of Apapa Ports Quay apron - meant to absorb shock when ships berth were replaced, almost a 100 units of them with heavy chains, numbering 4 per unit used to secure them in the event of falling off, either jammed by ships or as a result of broken bolts.

Today, all of those chains have been removed by the men disguising as fishermen. talking from safety aspect, if any of those fenders falls, nothing suspends it and can be very injurious to ship hull.

The questions are many:
1. who are these ''fishermen''?
2. where is the NPA surveillance to ensure key ports infrastructures are kept safe?
3. where are these chains sold to and who are the buyers?

Government agencies in charge of ports security should please wake up to their responsibility!

DarkkManB:
I thought you would post the video of the fisherman removing the chains. Because how did you conclude that it was removed by fisherman? May be the OP is the real culprit, who knows with the way they are defending him. He could have called the attention of the appropriate authorities without mentioning the fisherman, couldn't he?