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FG Mulls Using Maritime Varsity, Okerenkoko For Amnesty Programme Training
By Samson Ogowewo
The federal government said it is considering using Maritime University, Okerenkoko, in Warri South West Local Government Area to train beneficiaries of the presidential amnesty programme.
The Interim Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Col. Milland Dixon Dikio (rtd.), stated this when he visited the institution on Tuesday as part of his tour to the region.
Col. Dikio was conducted round the university facilities by the Registrar, Mr Nathanael Eseoghene.
Dikio said that the amnesty office would carry out a holistic inspection of the Nigerian Maritime University, which according to him, must be in alignment with the policy to train the beneficiaries in a suitable environment to enhance their natural talent.
He said that the delegation and expert from the Presidential Amnesty Office would be sent to carry out detailed inspection of the facilities to assess its adequacy in catering for the needs of the ex-agitators.
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