Maritime University Okerenkoko commences academic activities

The Maritime University, Okerenkoko, Delta State has commenced academic activities, on 12 April.

According to the Federal Government official Twitter handle, it was announced that the Maritime University has commenced academic activities.

The University which was granted approval January 2018 by National Universities Commission to commence undergraduate degree programmes with effect 2017/18 session was established to help in training prospective maritime personnel towards the judicious use of Nigeria’s vast water territories and to give the best care for the potential maritime operators.

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