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Gov Umo Eno Launches Marine Training For Young Professionals

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Thursday December 11, 2025
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The Akwa Ibom Governor , Pastor Umo Eno, has launched a specialised Capacity Building Programme for 20 Akwa Ibom youths in Ferry Boats Operation and Maintenance, reinforcing his commitment to modernizing water transportation in the State.

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The trainees, drawn from Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Marine Transport and Quartermaster fields, are undergoing hands-on training on the two State-owned ferry boats currently under construction — a 24-metre passenger/cruise ferry at the Naval Shipyard, Port Harcourt, and a 73-seater passenger ferry at Hydro Marine & Boat Service, Apapa, Lagos.



Upon completion, they will earn Marine Engineering/Officers Certificates of Competency and be employed by the State Government to manage and maintain the vessels.

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