A Spanish Navy Ship, MV RAYO, is scheduled to visit the Western Naval Command of the Nigeria Navy from June 30 to July 3.
This was contained in a statement signed by the Command's Information Officer, Lt.-Cdr. Jerry Omodara, and made available to newsmen on Friday in Lagos.
According to the statement, the Ship will be received on arrival at midstream by Nigeria Navy Ship NNS ANDONI, and she will escort her to berth at the Naval Base Apapa– NNS Beecroft.
A Spanish Navy Ship, MV RAYO, is scheduled to visit the Western Naval Command of the Nigeria Navy from June 30 to July 3.
This was contained in a statement signed by the Command's Information Officer, Lt.-Cdr. Jerry Omodara, and made available to newsmen on Friday in Lagos.
According to the statement, the Ship will be received on arrival at midstream by Nigeria Navy Ship NNS ANDONI, and she will escort her to berth at the Naval Base Apapa– NNS Beecroft.
The statement said that while in Nigeria, the Ship Company would conduct training onboard with personnel of the Nigerian Navy, on damage control.
“Other activities include courtesy calls by the Commanding Officer of the Ship to the Oba of Lagos, the Flag Officers Commanding Western Naval Command and Naval Training Command," it added.
The statement added that the Spanish and Nigerian Navies would also have a joint press briefing and sporting activities.
In January, the Spanish Navy had visited Nigeria on board "MV Relampago", and her Commanding Officer Lt-Cdr. Tanago De La Lastra, expressed happiness over the impressive achievement on security at the Gulf of Guinea.
Tanago, during a joint news conference with the Western Naval Command, was particularly happy on the decline in piracy, sea robbery and kidnapping in the gulf.
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