Coast Guard Imposes Conditions of Entry on Vessels From Nigeria
The Coast Guard will impose conditions of entry for vessels arriving from ports in Nigeria, after finding the country does not have adequate anti-terrorism measures in place. Effective June 26, vessels that have visited a Nigerian port in its last five port calls must meet certain requirements related to vessel security in order to . The conditions do not apply to certain terminals at the ports of Apapa, Bonny, Calabar, Escravos, Forcados, Onne, and Tincan/Lagos.
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(Federal Register 06/13/14)