SEEPCO’s Nigerian-made Vessel Signals New Era in Maritime Security

Peter Uzoho On a humid Monday morning at Asemoku Jetty, the water parted and a 40-metre grey-hulled vessel slid forward to meet its name. SSV Kali 3. No imported steel

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August 20, 2026 · 07:36 · 5 min read

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Peter Uzoho On a humid Monday morning at Asemoku Jetty, the water parted and a 40-metre grey-hulled vessel slid forward to meet its name. SSV Kali 3. No imported steel

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SEEPCO’s Nigerian-made Vessel Signals New Era in Maritime Security