Cameroon Denies Any Link with Oil Tanker 'TAGOR'

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon Denies Any Link with Oil Tanker 'TAGOR'

Cameroon's Minister of Transport Jean Ernest Massina Ngallé Bibehe denied any link between the oil tanker 'TAGOR', intercepted in France, and the Cameroonian maritime registry. The vessel is not on any official register. Authorities denounce fraudulent use of Cameroonian nationality and call for caution. Cameroon is modernizing its registry to combat fraud.

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