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Home›Nigerian Navy foils hijacking attempt

July 18, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Nigerian Navy foils hijacking attempt

The Nigerian Navy has prevented a hijacking attempt of a general cargo ship 16 nautical miles of the coast of Bonny, Nigeria. The attack took place on July 13, according to the IMB Piracy Reporting Centre. Six attackers initially succeeded in boarding the vessel whose crew retreated to the citadel o

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The Nigerian Navy has prevented a hijacking attempt of a general cargo ship 16 nautical miles of the coast of Bonny, Nigeria.

The attack took place on July 13, according to the IMB Piracy Reporting Centre.

Six attackers initially succeeded in boarding the vessel whose crew retreated to the citadel once the alarm was raised. The Nigerian Navy subsequently boarded the vessel finding all crew safe.

According to Nigerian media, the vessel in question was the 2012-built general cargo ship UAL Houston, operated by US-based shipping firm UAL America.

According to latest AIS data, the vessel was en route to the port of Banana, Democratic Republic of Congo.

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