Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has said that the Maritime Security Project to get the Gulf of Guinea, GoG, would be dispatched in Lagos in June by President Muhammadu  Buhari. The clergyman spread the word about this when the Belgium Ambassador to Nigeria paid him a kindness visit in Abuja. He said, “the emergency in the sea area is the oceanic weakness and it’s more unpredictable than the world knows, yet the Federal Government has concocted an answer and it is prepared to take off.

The Navy, Police, Army and State Security Service are included. “On the off chance that it is effective, sooner rather than later, there will be improvement in oceanic security, at that point different nations in the Gulf of Guinea can embrace it”, he said.

Amaechi added that up to 75 percent of wrongdoing in GoG comes from Nigerian water, which whenever disposed of, would drive progress in the area. “If you are in the air, you see what’s going on in the water, you are inside the water, you will actually want to react, the helicopter has the ability to drop in the Naval men when they see anything dubious”, he said. Talking further, he expressed that he will be happy to partner and offer information with any individual who needs information to get the GoG.

Prior, the Belgium Ambassador to Nigeria, Daniel Bertrand, formally introduced a letter to the priest mentioning for the help of the Nigerian government for the Belgium contender for a situation at the International Maritime Organization.