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NIMASA Graduates 492 Combat Personnel as Nigeria Expands Deep Blue Maritime Project

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•NIMASA graduated 492 combat personnel trained for maritime security roles.
•The Nigerian government announced plans to extend the Deep Blue Project to cover more maritime corridors.
•The Deep Blue Project focuses on securing Nigeria's maritime borders against piracy and illegal fishing.
•The graduation and project expansion were reported on May 21 and 22, 2026.

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▸If NIMASA successfully deploys the new combat personnel along expanded maritime corridors then maritime security in Nigeria could improve, reducing piracy and illegal activities, benefiting shipping companies and coastal communities.

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AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)NIMASA: FG Boosts Blue Economy with New 492 Maritime Security Personnel AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)NIMASA graduates 492 combat personnel, expands maritime project AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)FG to expand Deep Blue Project across Nigeria’s vulnerable maritime corridors

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has graduated 492 combat personnel to strengthen maritime security. This development coincides with the Nigerian government's plan to expand the Deep Blue Project across vulnerable maritime corridors, aiming to enhance protection against piracy and illegal activities. The expansion and new personnel are expected to improve safety for Nigeria's maritime trade and coastal communities.