Today is my last lecture day. After I finished my talk, I was asked to go to Vice Chancellor office (with other selected lecturers and two students) to meet him. His office is just across the road in the other building. The protocol procedures to see him was as usual in this continent. We're asked to rise from our sit when he enter into the fancy meeting room. He seems very nice person. Unlike other African officials, who would like to talk more instead of listening, he actually talked almost none but invited each one of us to express our opinions openly about what we observed at the university during our stay. He invited us to give any comments. That is a very good habit in deed. He has a committed vision to make the university one of the top 10 universities in the world in 2025. As I said in my earlier post the university was established in 2002 and become the first top best university of the nation in 2015.
Finally, he awarded each one of us a university pin and some other souvenir, and he concluded the meeting by reminding us to be a point of contact for his university when we go back home.
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