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#尼日利亚 #西非 #非洲
Uyo — Akwa Ibom 州警察厅长 Baba Mohammed Azare 表示,尽管海事部门是尼日利亚经济增长的主要驱动力,但该部门正面临着复杂的安全威胁,包括海盗活动、海上武装抢劫、水道绑架、非法偷油、破坏输油管道、走私、人口贩卖、环境犯罪以及其他形式的跨国有组织犯罪活动。\n\n他是在会见 Naval Warfare College Nigeria 院长 M.A. Muye 海军少将及 Naval Warfare Course 10 学员时做出上述表态的。上述人员当时正在对 Akwa Ibom 州进行行动考察访问。\n\n该厅长表示,海上安全是一个国家社会经济可持续发展的根本前提,并强调在安全得不到保障的环境下,没有任何国家能够充分利用其海洋资源。\n\n他指出,安全的海上环境能够吸引投资、保护国家关键资产、促进商业、创造就业机会、增加政府财政收入,并改善沿海社区的整体福祉。\n\n在谈到 Nigeria Police Force 在海上安全管理中的作用时,Azare 概述了该警区目前通过情报主导警务、水道巡逻行动、关键基础设施保护、社区参与倡议、犯罪预防策略以及与海事领域其他安全机构开展紧密合作所做出的持续努力。\n\n该厅长强调了跨部门合作在打击海上威胁中的重要性,并表示,有效的海上安全需要采取协调一致的方法,动员 Nigerian Navy、Nigeria Police Force、Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)、Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC)、Department of State Services (DSS)、Nigeria Customs Service、Nigeria Immigration Service、Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) 以及相关社区共同参与。\n\n他表示,海上犯罪手段的日益复杂化,要求各方加强情报共享、开展联合行动、提升监视能力、部署现代技术、加强对油气设施的保护,并持续推进安全人员的能力建设。
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他指出,日益复杂的海上犯罪要求加强情报共享、开展联合行动、提升监控能力、部署现代技术、加强油气设施保护以及持续开展安保人员能力建设。

原文原文 / Original TextUyo — The Akwa Ibom State Commissioner of Police, Baba Mohammed Azare, has stated that despite being a major driver of economic growth, the Nigerian maritime sector faces complex security threats, including sea piracy, armed robbery at sea, kidnapping along waterways, illegal oil bunkering, pipeline vandalism, smuggling, human trafficking, environmental crimes, and other forms of transnational organized criminal activities.
He stated this while receiving the Commandant of the Naval Warfare College Nigeria, Rear Admiral M.A. Muye, and members of Naval Warfare Course 10, who were on an operational study visit to Akwa Ibom State.
The commissioner said maritime security remains a fundamental prerequisite for the sustainable socio-economic development of a nation, stressing that no nation can fully harness the benefits of its maritime resources in an atmosphere of insecurity.
He noted that a secure maritime environment attracts investment, protects critical national assets, promotes commerce, creates employment opportunities, enhances government revenue, and improves the overall well-being of coastal communities.
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On the role of the Nigeria Police Force in maritime security management, Azare outlined the Command's ongoing efforts through intelligence-led policing, waterway patrol operations, protection of critical infrastructure, community engagement initiatives, crime prevention strategies, and robust collaboration with sister security agencies operating within the maritime domain.
The commissioner underscored the importance of inter-agency cooperation in combating maritime threats, stating that effective maritime security requires a coordinated approach involving the Nigerian Navy, Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Department of State Services (DSS), Nigeria Customs Service, Nigeria Immigration Service, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and relevant community
According to him, the growing sophistication of maritime crimes demands stronger intelligence sharing, joint operations, improved surveillance capabilities, deployment of modern technology, enhanced protection of oil and gas installations, and sustained capacity building for security personnel.
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