The four new Flex Fighter vessels will be used to carry out the Ghana Navy's contract with the oil industry. (Ghana Armed Forces)

The Ghana Navy has signed a deal under which it will be paid to provide security for the country's offshore fields.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) announced on 18 January that the navy and the Tullow Ghana oil company had signed a memorandum of understanding to provide security services for the Jubilee and Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme (TEN) oil fields.

The statement said Tullow Ghana and its partners will pay USD23.5 million for these services over a five-year period that began on 1 January.

“The Jubilee partners' commitment to support the retooling of the Ghana Navy is mutually beneficial to both parties,” Cynthia Lumor, deputy managing director of Tullow Ghana, said.

The four new Flex Fighter vessels will be used to carry out the Ghana Navy's contract with the oil industry. (Ghana Armed Forces)

The Ghana Navy has signed a deal under which it will be paid to provide security for the country's offshore fields.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) announced on 18 January that the navy and the Tullow Ghana oil company had signed a memorandum of understanding to provide security services for the Jubilee and Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme (TEN) oil fields.

The statement said Tullow Ghana and its partners will pay USD23.5 million for these services over a five-year period that began on 1 January.

“The Jubilee partners' commitment to support the retooling of the Ghana Navy is mutually beneficial to both parties,” Cynthia Lumor, deputy managing director of Tullow Ghana, said.

The four new Flex Fighter vessels will be used to carry out the Ghana Navy's contract with the oil industry. (Ghana Armed Forces)

The Ghana Navy has signed a deal under which it will be paid to provide security for the country's offshore fields.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) announced on 18 January that the navy and the Tullow Ghana oil company had signed a memorandum of understanding to provide security services for the Jubilee and Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme (TEN) oil fields.

The statement said Tullow Ghana and its partners will pay USD23.5 million for these services over a five-year period that began on 1 January.

“The Jubilee partners' commitment to support the retooling of the Ghana Navy is mutually beneficial to both parties,” Cynthia Lumor, deputy managing director of Tullow Ghana, said.

The four new Flex Fighter vessels will be used to carry out the Ghana Navy's contract with the oil industry. (Ghana Armed Forces)

The Ghana Navy has signed a deal under which it will be paid to provide security for the country's offshore fields.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) announced on 18 January that the navy and the Tullow Ghana oil company had signed a memorandum of understanding to provide security services for the Jubilee and Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme (TEN) oil fields.

The statement said Tullow Ghana and its partners will pay USD23.5 million for these services over a five-year period that began on 1 January.

“The Jubilee partners' commitment to support the retooling of the Ghana Navy is mutually beneficial to both parties,” Cynthia Lumor, deputy managing director of Tullow Ghana, said.

The four new Flex Fighter vessels will be used to carry out the Ghana Navy's contract with the oil industry. (Ghana Armed Forces)

The Ghana Navy has signed a deal under which it will be paid to provide security for the country's offshore fields.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) announced on 18 January that the navy and the Tullow Ghana oil company had signed a memorandum of understanding to provide security services for the Jubilee and Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme (TEN) oil fields.

The statement said Tullow Ghana and its partners will pay USD23.5 million for these services over a five-year period that began on 1 January.

“The Jubilee partners' commitment to support the retooling of the Ghana Navy is mutually beneficial to both parties,” Cynthia Lumor, deputy managing director of Tullow Ghana, said.

The four new Flex Fighter vessels will be used to carry out the Ghana Navy's contract with the oil industry. (Ghana Armed Forces)

The Ghana Navy has signed a deal under which it will be paid to provide security for the country's offshore fields.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) announced on 18 January that the navy and the Tullow Ghana oil company had signed a memorandum of understanding to provide security services for the Jubilee and Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme (TEN) oil fields.

The statement said Tullow Ghana and its partners will pay USD23.5 million for these services over a five-year period that began on 1 January.

“The Jubilee partners' commitment to support the retooling of the Ghana Navy is mutually beneficial to both parties,” Cynthia Lumor, deputy managing director of Tullow Ghana, said.