A bill proposing the establishment of the Nigerian Marine Corps (HB 225) has sparked significant backlash from lawmakers, maritime agencies
A bill proposing the establishment of the Nigerian Marine Corps has sparked significant backlash from lawmakers, maritime agencies, and civil society organisations during a public hearing conducted by the House Committee on Navy on Monday.
Rep. Agbese argued that the bill seeks to create a federal body with roles that overlap with those of the Nigerian Navy, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency , and other existing agencies. The Nigeria Police Force echoed similar concerns, warning against the proliferation of maritime security outfits.
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