Pirates free tanker hijacked off Ghana coast

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Hard Listeners 9 years ago

Our Leaders are just thinking of how to enrich themselves and nothing else so far as these activities do not come near them.

Our Leaders are just thinking of how to enrich themselves and nothing else so far as these activities do not come near them.
Sankofa 9 years ago

We must equip our Navy to deal with this menace effectively.

Our marine installations need to be fully protected to support our nascent oil and gas industry and maritime economy.

We must equip our Navy to deal with this menace effectively.

Our marine installations need to be fully protected to support our nascent oil and gas industry and maritime economy.
Issifu Amidini 9 years ago

To my own opinion an investigation must be commenced to establish the true this report from IMB. I wanted to know which part of Ghana coast the tanker was hijacked by the pirates ? Ghana coast is safe for maritime business, t ...
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To my own opinion an investigation must be commenced to establish the true this report from IMB. I wanted to know which part of Ghana coast the tanker was hijacked by the pirates ? Ghana coast is safe for maritime business, the Ghana Maritime Authority and Ghana Navy are adequately prepared for such eventualities.
odikro 9 years ago

I agree with u,Issifu,and moreover the title of this article is deviating. Is it Lagos, as stated in the article or off Ghana coast ?

I agree with u,Issifu,and moreover the title of this article is deviating. Is it Lagos, as stated in the article or off Ghana coast ?
Kofi Bundase 9 years ago

It says at South of Ghana, near Anloga.
Its better managers of the country sit up to guard our coasts, period.

It says at South of Ghana, near Anloga.
Its better managers of the country sit up to guard our coasts, period.
Osu Klottey 9 years ago

A very very poor report,foolish journalist,what is lagos and whats Ghana ?

A very very poor report,foolish journalist,what is lagos and whats Ghana ?
Kwame 9 years ago

I find it very strange becuase most of the vessels anchor at Ghana waters for safty and when they get clear signals they move to destination in the sub region

I find it very strange becuase most of the vessels anchor at Ghana waters for safty and when they get clear signals they move to destination in the sub region
Adama d'Gharty 9 years ago

The act of recent piracy which took place along the eastern coastline of Ghana must have been aided by some criminal Ghanaian collaborators. Without the assistance of local fisher folks and others who ply their trade in the s ...
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The act of recent piracy which took place along the eastern coastline of Ghana must have been aided by some criminal Ghanaian collaborators. Without the assistance of local fisher folks and others who ply their trade in the same area mostly favoured by the Nigerian pirates, these despicable acts would never succeed but fail at source. There may even be some corrupt political individuals in Ghana who may have financial interests in such piracy along the local Angloga coastline and who would want to protect the acts of piracy taking place in Ghana.
Clueless 9 years ago

Bad english language bad geography. The description of the ship's movement does not jive. What are the geographical coordinates of where the ship was attacked?

Bad english language bad geography. The description of the ship's movement does not jive. What are the geographical coordinates of where the ship was attacked?
Annorwuo 9 years ago

A lot of the 'sleazy' stories which the others[peacefmonline,myjoyonline,etc]appear to be shying away from nowadays!
I wonder who controls it. Inspite of the switch,the terrible English grammar continues to persist!

A lot of the 'sleazy' stories which the others[peacefmonline,myjoyonline,etc]appear to be shying away from nowadays!
I wonder who controls it. Inspite of the switch,the terrible English grammar continues to persist!

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