the Gulf of Guinea

Its coast was on the Gulf of Guinea in the south.

From here, it goes southeast to the Gulf of Guinea.

It is also found on the islands in the Gulf of Guinea.

Ghana is a country located on the Gulf of Guinea.

They flow from north to south, draining into the Gulf of Guinea.

Drugs are also being seized in international waters off the Gulf of Guinea.

The city is threatened by the rising waters from the Gulf of Guinea.

This species is present in the countries of the Gulf of Guinea.

This was the first time that more pirate attacks had been reported off the Gulf of Guinea.

Companies exploring in the Gulf of Guinea could be among the first takeover targets.

But even in the waters of the Gulf of Guinea, all is not simple.

It marks the western end of the Gulf of Guinea.

Within minutes they were airborne in a helicopter beating out over the Gulf of Guinea.

Much of that crude comes from or through the Gulf of Guinea.

The insecurities grow as strategic interests increase in the Gulf of Guinea.

The countries around the Gulf of Guinea are reportedly losing $2 billion a year to maritime crime.

The Gulf of Guinea is the centerpiece, but big fields can still be found ashore.

It temporarily centralized from there its slave trade in the Gulf of Guinea.

The country's functional oil wells lie offshore in the Gulf of Guinea.

But it's unclear whether any troops will intervene after this week's attack in the Gulf of Guinea.

It is known from the Gulf of Guinea.

It borders the Gulf of Guinea to the south and five other African nations.

Hyperdynamics is an oil and gas exploration company operating in the Gulf of Guinea.

So we could also achieve the same type of cooperation in the Gulf of Guinea,' he said.

She was already run ashore, sir, in the Gulf of Guinea it was.