Effedua’s speech during Class of 2020 Passing out Parade at Maritime Academy of Nigeria
Speech by the Rector, Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Commodore Duja Emmanuel Effedua(Rtd.), during the Class of 2020 graduation ceremony held...
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