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Prosecutor on arrested Monjasa ship: They lacked papers

Monjasa vessel MT Anuket Emerald entered Nigerian waters without proper documentation, license or permit, says the Nigerian prosecutor.

Photo: Monjasa
BY JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN
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