Buhari commissions locally made Naval ships

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday commissioned three Naval ships in Lagos, pledging the Federal Government’s continuous support to equip the military.

He also urged ingenuity in complementing the government’s efforts by looking inwards to construct and improvise some vital operational tools.

Speaking at the commissioning ceremony of the three Naval ships, Nigerian Navy Ship UNITY, Nigerian Navy Ship KARADUWA and the Nigerian Navy Tugboat COMMANDER EDWIN UGWU, Buhari commended the Nigerian Navy for building two out of the three ships that were commissioned.

The Nigerian Navy Ship UNITY was built in China, while the KARADUWA as well as the Nigerian Navy Tugboat COMMANDER EDWIN UGWU were constructed in Nigeria.



The President said, “It is most fulfilling to note that our own engineers at the Nigerian Navy Dockyard, Lagos and the Naval Shipyard, Port Harcourt are wholly responsible for the building of the Seaward Defence Boat, Nigerian Navy Ship KARADUWA and the Tugboat COMMANDER EDWIN UGWU, respectively.

“It is also worth noting that NNS UNITY, which is Nigeria’s newest warship, is the second of such acquisitions from the Peoples’ Republic of China.”

According to the President, the Nigerian Navy had shown great foresight in nurturing the vision for the NNS Unity and her sister ships, noting that it was comforting that efforts were not confined to using foreign sources alone, but in mobilising local complements.
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  1. Onward together thanks to the naval engineers kudos to you

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  2. Wey the ship? Abi na Buhari b d ship dem build? Comissioning a ship and no single picture of the ship. Na wahooooo. Last time air force no sabi fly plane now na ship dem commission wey we no fit see.

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