Represented by flag officer commanding, special operations command, Olusegun Shoyemi, he described the current security situation as evolving
Mr Ogalla urged the troops to remain resolute and focused while emphasising the need for synergy among security agencies in the theatre.
The chief of naval staff urged the residents to maintain the project for it to serve the desired purpose.
Lt. Changfe Maigari has made history as the first female pilot in the Nigerian Navy since its inception in 1964.
Mr Aneke reaffirmed the navy’s commitment to combating maritime crimes under the leadership of Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla.
Mr Aneke said the project’s inauguration was expedient following the Nigerian Navy’s importance on health and domestic sanitation.
Mr Ogalla gave the charge to members of Junior Course 97 of the Armed Forces Command and Staff College at a graduation ceremony.
Mr Aneke said the navy base received an intelligence report of suspected smuggling activity within her area of operation.
Mr Amakiri said the quantity of the petrol product translates to about 15,540 litres, valued at ₦9,479,400 at the current rate of about N610 per litre.
He said the navy acted after an intelligence tip-off about suspected smuggling activities within its area of operation.
