Detention of ships by Nigerian Navy

 

 

Securing the release of ships detained in Nigeria

Securing the release of ships detained in Nigeria

I am Abdulateef Muhammed and I lead the dedicated team at Abdul Muhammed Law Practice. I have worked as a Nigerian lawyer for 24 years. Abdul Muhammed Law Practice to assist ship owners to secure the release of ships detained in Nigeria.

Experience matters when you need to secure the release of ships detained in Nigeria and it may cause you too much if you dont have experienced professionals on your side.

When you go blind without guidance into trying to release your ship from detention in Nigeria you may lose the ship altogether and, to avoid this, from our experience. we take the following approach to securing release of a ship detained by law enforcement in Nigeria:

1. Consultation is key – we listen carefully to you to understand your specific situation and provide clear advice.

2. The biggest problem with securing release of ships in Nigeria is delay and we will work out the quickest and most convenient means possible to get the job done.

We can give you a realistic budget from start to finish with very minimal surprises.

In just over a decade I have helped to secure the release from detention of more than 10 ships including the ‘M/V Buyus’, the ‘M/T Maro’, ‘M/V De Blessing’, ‘M/T Shandy’ and the ‘Milandros’.

“Great job getting my vessel released from Navy detention in Brass” — Owner of MV ‘Buyus’

‘From first detention in Brass to court cases in Yenagoa, to Calabar and then in the forfeiture proceedings in Abuja you got Maro released eventually. Thank you.’ — Owner of MT ‘Maro’

Chat with me now to evaluate your situation first, and discuss the specifics of your effort to secure the release of your ship from detention in Nigerian territorial waters.