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Boat mishap claims lives of young girls in Jigawa

By Adamu Amadu
A capsizing boat,

Tragedy as Navy boat capsizes after free medical outreach in Delta

By Ebenezer Adurokiya

Will government win the war against deadly boat mishaps?

By Tola Adenubi
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27 feared dead in Kwara boat mishap

By Biola Azeez

Boat mishap claims several lives in Niger

By Adelowo Oladipo
One dead, multi-million Naira goods destroyed in Cross River boat mishap,Niger: Boat with 200 Passengers capsizes in Mokwa, 11 rescued, five missing as two boats capsize in Lagos, Five people have been confirmed missing after two boats capsized in the Imore area of Lagos State on Monday night. Eleven other passengers, who sustained injuries during the mishap, were rescued by police officers and local divers who were mobilized to the scene. According to reports, the two boats, which were loaded with goods, collided on the water, causing them to capsize. The Lagos State Police Command spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident to the Nigerian Tribune, adding that efforts are ongoing to recover the missing occupants of the boats. Hundeyin stated, "On 07/10/2024 at about 19:00 hours, a distress call was received at Ilashe division that two unregistered passenger boats, both carrying passengers, allegedly collided in the middle of the lagoon at Imore town. As a result, the boats capsized, and the passengers, along with the goods, went under." "Based on this report, teams of conventional and marine police officers, local divers, and other emergency responders were swiftly mobilized to the scene. Eleven passengers were rescued with injuries and taken to the Naval Hospital, Navy Town, Alakija, for medical attention, while search and rescue efforts continue to recover the bodies of the remaining victims," he added. He also mentioned that an investigation into the incident is ongoing., Boat mishap claims eight lives in Delta

Bayelsa: Two die, 13 missing in speedboat mishap

By Ebiowei Lawal
11 rescued, five missing as two boats capsize in Lagos, Boat mishap: Ex-Kogi speaker condoles victims’ families, govt

Boat mishap claims lives of five burial guests in Delta

By Ebenezer Adurokiya
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FG sets up seven-man committee to address boat mishaps

By Tola Adenubi
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NEMA rescues 49 victims from Benue boat mishap

By Kehinde Akintola
11 rescued, five missing as two boats capsize in Lagos, Boat mishap: Ex-Kogi speaker condoles victims’ families, govt

Boat mishap: 20 feared dead on River Benue

By Johnson Babajide
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Kogi boat mishap, tragic loss — Senator Natasha

By Israel Arogbonlo
One dead, multi-million Naira goods destroyed in Cross River boat mishap,Niger: Boat with 200 Passengers capsizes in Mokwa, 11 rescued, five missing as two boats capsize in Lagos, Five people have been confirmed missing after two boats capsized in the Imore area of Lagos State on Monday night. Eleven other passengers, who sustained injuries during the mishap, were rescued by police officers and local divers who were mobilized to the scene. According to reports, the two boats, which were loaded with goods, collided on the water, causing them to capsize. The Lagos State Police Command spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident to the Nigerian Tribune, adding that efforts are ongoing to recover the missing occupants of the boats. Hundeyin stated, "On 07/10/2024 at about 19:00 hours, a distress call was received at Ilashe division that two unregistered passenger boats, both carrying passengers, allegedly collided in the middle of the lagoon at Imore town. As a result, the boats capsized, and the passengers, along with the goods, went under." "Based on this report, teams of conventional and marine police officers, local divers, and other emergency responders were swiftly mobilized to the scene. Eleven passengers were rescued with injuries and taken to the Naval Hospital, Navy Town, Alakija, for medical attention, while search and rescue efforts continue to recover the bodies of the remaining victims," he added. He also mentioned that an investigation into the incident is ongoing., Boat mishap claims eight lives in Delta

Boat mishap: 54 dead, dozens missing in Niger

By Yekini Jimoh
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Kogi: Capsized boat departed abandoned jetty 1am — NIWA

By Tola Adenubi
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Boat mishap: Eight bodies recovered, others missing Niger

By Yekini Jimoh
One dead, multi-million Naira goods destroyed in Cross River boat mishap,Niger: Boat with 200 Passengers capsizes in Mokwa, 11 rescued, five missing as two boats capsize in Lagos, Five people have been confirmed missing after two boats capsized in the Imore area of Lagos State on Monday night. Eleven other passengers, who sustained injuries during the mishap, were rescued by police officers and local divers who were mobilized to the scene. According to reports, the two boats, which were loaded with goods, collided on the water, causing them to capsize. The Lagos State Police Command spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident to the Nigerian Tribune, adding that efforts are ongoing to recover the missing occupants of the boats. Hundeyin stated, "On 07/10/2024 at about 19:00 hours, a distress call was received at Ilashe division that two unregistered passenger boats, both carrying passengers, allegedly collided in the middle of the lagoon at Imore town. As a result, the boats capsized, and the passengers, along with the goods, went under." "Based on this report, teams of conventional and marine police officers, local divers, and other emergency responders were swiftly mobilized to the scene. Eleven passengers were rescued with injuries and taken to the Naval Hospital, Navy Town, Alakija, for medical attention, while search and rescue efforts continue to recover the bodies of the remaining victims," he added. He also mentioned that an investigation into the incident is ongoing., Boat mishap claims eight lives in Delta

Boat mishap claims eight lives in Delta

By Ebenezer Adurokiya
Mourning, visitations trail tragic boat mishap in Kwara community

Mourning, visitations trail tragic boat mishap in Kwara community

By Biola Azeez
11 rescued, five missing as two boats capsize in Lagos, Boat mishap: Ex-Kogi speaker condoles victims’ families, govt

Niger boat accident caused by overloading, night travelling — WABOTAN

By Tola Adenubi
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Speaker Abbas laments Niger boat mishap, 60 deaths

By Kehinde Akintola

Four survived as 93 bodies recovered in Niger boat mishap

By Biola Azeez
NSEMA confirms recovery of 36 bodies from October 1st boat tragedy in Niger

NSEMA confirms recovery of 36 bodies from October 1st boat tragedy in Niger

By Adelowo Oladipo

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