Global Maritime Academy to HoldConvocation, Passing out Parade,Wed, 31st January In Delta

Global Maritime Academy to Hold
Convocation, Passing out Parade,
Wed, 31st January In Delta

A foremost maritime institute that provides specialized Maritime Studies/Management, Technology, and shipping, Global Maritime Academy is set to hold a 15th Anniversary Celebration to mark its Giant strides in the Maritime Industry.

In statement by the management of the institution on their official website, https://gma.edu.ng revealed that the institution Is set to "Celebrates 15 Years of Giant Strides in the Maritime industry and Convocation/Passing Out Parade of 2022 and 2023 Graduands"

Global Maritime Academy is located at Secretariat Road, Agbowhiame, Ughelli South Local Government Area, Delta State, Nigeria.

They are known for providing training for anyone who wishes to enter the vibrant maritime world. This time, they are ready to showcase their well-trained and groomed mariners as they invite stakeholders, Leaders, Government officials, prospective students, and members of the public to their Convocation/Passing Out Parade.

DATE: Wednesday 31st January, 2024.

TIME: 10 am prompt

VENUE: PTI Conference Centre NPA Express Way, Effurun Delta State

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Convocation/Passing Out Parade
DATE: Friday 2nd February, 2024.

TIME: 11:00 am Prompt.

Venue: GMA Campus Agbowhiame Ughelli South L.G.A Delta State Nigeria.

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