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Published November 11, 2026logisticsmaritimemarket-intel

Russian Naval Ship in Lagos to Deepen Maritime Ties with Nigeria

A Russian naval training ship, Perekop, has visited Lagos in a move aimed at strengthening maritime cooperation and defence relations...

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A Russian naval training ship, Perekop, has visited Lagos in a move aimed at strengthening maritime cooperation and defence relations between Russia and Nigeria. The vessel, operated by Russia’s Baltic Fleet, arrived in Lagos on 6 November and departed on 8 November 2026, according to a statement by the Russian Embassy in Nigeria.

Russian diplomats and Nigerian Navy officers welcomed the ship’s crew during the visit, which featured joint manoeuvres involving the Perekop and a Nigerian Navy patrol vessel, as well as official engagements and exhibitions. The programme provided an opportunity for naval personnel from both countries to exchange professional knowledge, strengthen operational ties and deepen mutual understanding.

The visit highlights growing maritime and defence engagement between Moscow and Abuja, with both countries seeking to strengthen cooperation in the maritime domain.

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