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#REDIRECT [[Ocea FPB 72]] |
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{{Italic title|Bomadi}} |
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The '''NNS ''Bomadi'' (P176)''' is a [[Ocea FPB 72]] patrol boat operated by the [[Nigerian Navy]].<ref name=OceaA/><ref name=BomadiVsElmina/> |
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==Design== |
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The ''Bomadi'' is {{convert|24|m|ft}} long, and is capable of traveling at {{convert|30|knots|kph}}.<ref name=OceaA/> |
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==Operational history== |
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On August 19, 2014, the ''Bomadi'' impounded the a grounded barge, the [[MV Lila|MV ''Lila'']], loaded with contraband oil.<ref name=TheTide2013-08-19/> |
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On August 13, 2014, the ''Bomadi'' captured the ''[[MV Elmina|MV ''Elmina'']]'', full of stolen crude oil.<ref name=BomadiVsElmina/> Her crew of 20 were taken into custody. |
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==References== |
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| url = https://www.channelstv.com/tag/niger-delta-oil-thieves/ |
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| title = Navy Hands Over 20 Suspected Oil Thieves To EFCC |
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| quote = The suspects including 18 Nigerians, one Camerounian and one Ghanaian were on board the vessel MV ELMINA. |
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| url = http://www.thetidenewsonline.com/2013/08/19/navy-warns-vessels-without-valid-papers/ |
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| title = Navy Warns Vessels Without Valid Papers |
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| work = [[The Tide News]] |
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| date = 2013-08-19 |
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| quote = According to the Flag Officer the grounded vessel, MV LILA and tug MV St. VICTORIA have been impounded? by a Naval gun boat , NNS BOMADI, at Odioama along St. Nicholas river in Brass local government of the state saying that six persons who tried to remove its contents were arrested. |
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| url = http://www.ocea-ssm.com/september-2017-ocea-delivers-shiroro-p185-and-ose-p186-ocea-fpb-72-mkii-nigerian-navy-0 |
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| title = September 2017: OCEA delivers “SHIRORO– P185” and "OSE - P186" (OCEA FPB 72 MKII) to the Nigerian Navy |
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| date = 2017-09-01 |
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| quote = SHIRORO – P185” and “OSE – P186”, will join the three other 24-meter Fast Patrol Boats delivered in 2012 by OCEA: “OKPOKU – P175”, “BOMADI – P176” and “BADAGRY – P177”, as well as a 32-meter Fast Patrol Boat, type OCEA FPB 98 MKI, delivered in 2013: “DORINA – P101”. The fleet will be completed by three additionel FPB72 MKII and two FPB110 MKII. |
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| url = http://www.nationalturk.com/en/piracy-in-west-africa-nigerian-navy-gun-down-12-pirates-at-the-oil-rich-niger-delta-africa-news-41972/ |
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| title = Piracy in West Africa: Nigerian Navy Gun Down 12 Pirates at the Oil-Rich Niger Delta / Africa News] |
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| quote = {{'}}Efforts to get the hijackers to stop and surrender proved abortive as they engaged NNS Badagry in a gun battle, the gun battle between NNS Badagry and the pirates lasted for about 30 minutes after which they were over-powered, 12 were killed and four of them surrendered by raising up their hands,{{'}} a statement from the Navy stated. |
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[[Category:Patrol vessels of the Nigerian Navy|Bomadi]] |
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Revision as of 04:36, 28 July 2018
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