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BREAKING NEWS: Nigeria loses IMO Council election

December 10, 2021
Ships & Ports

 

IMO shuts headquarters over coronavirus

Nigeria today failed to secure election into the Council of the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

The IMO Council election was held at the IMO headquarters in London today.

Details later.

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