
CJN calls for better legal support for maritime industry
The Chief Justice of Nigeria emphasizes the need for better legal frameworks to support the maritime sector during the 18th International Maritime Seminar for Judges.
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The Chief Justice of Nigeria emphasizes the need for better legal frameworks to support the maritime sector during the 18th International Maritime Seminar for Judges.

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