He said several victims were successfully rescued from the debris and evacuated for urgent medical attention.
The naval chief assured the police of continued support, particularly in joint operations and capacity building.
Mr Omotayo said the seized items were intercepted during a series of targeted, intelligence-led operations.
Mr Abbas said, “These projects are avenues for the Nigerian Navy to honour its accomplished senior officers.”
FOB Escravos commanding officer, Ikenna Okoloagu, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday.
Mr Ogalla urged the troops to remain resolute and focused while emphasising the need for synergy among security agencies in the theatre.
Mr Ogalla emphasised that Exercise Dein Abaji 2024, which translates to ‘Calm Waters’ in the Kalabari dialect, would bolster Nigeria’s blue economy development.
Mr Adams-Aliu was a military observer in the United Nations Mission in Liberia from 2011 – 2012.
Each storage tank has the capacity to hold about 30,000 litres of crude oil.
Conduct of the ‘Operation Safe Domain II’ is a joint initiative involving Nigeria, Benin, Togo, and Niger Republic.
