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Mulade seeks transfer of School of Marine Technology in Burutu to Ministry of Higher Education

by NewsNet Nigeria
5 years ago
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Mulade seeks transfer of School of Marine Technology in Burutu to Ministry of Higher Education
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A Delta-born educationist, Chief Mulade Sheriff has written to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa to transfer the School of Marine Technology, Burutu, from the State Ministry of Transport to the Ministry of Higher Education, to enable the institution function effectively and optimally.

Mulade, who is also the President of the Riverine Communities Development Forum of Nigeria, told newsmen in Abuja at the weekend that the transfer of the school to the Higher Education Ministry would attract academics and professionals to properly run and manage the institution for the benefit of the students and Deltans in general.

The human rights advocate noted that the School of Marine Technology, Burutu, had been attached to the Ministry of Transport, indicating that it was meant to train the youths in crash programmes only instead of in full-fledged degree and diploma courses such as those in the universities and polytechnics respectively.

He wondered why those who conceptualized the Marine School did not place it under the State Ministry of Higher Education, a body which has the academic techniques, manpower and competence to train degree and diploma students, rather than tucking it in the Transport Ministry whose corporate goal is merely to train students in the business of marine transportation and technology.

According to the Peace Ambassador, in tertiary education, a professional certificate is quite different from an academic certificate.

He, therefore, on behalf of riverine communities in Delta State, appealed to and requested Dr Ifeanyi Okowa to transfer the School of Marine Technology, Burutu, to the Ministry of Higher Education so that academic experts could run and manage it towards achieving set goals.

He also called on the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Chief Sheriff Oborevwori and his colleagues to amend the Act that established the School of Marine Technology, and transfer it to the State Ministry of Higher Education, to enable it to achieve the purpose for which it was established.

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