A University in Uganda,
the Islamic University Mbale, Uganda has requested to the Nigerian authorities
for fifty-seven lecturers in various fields. The request is sequel to a
bilateral agreement signed between Nigeria and the Republic of Uganda last
month.
In the agreement Nigeria renewed its pact to assist the East African country with skilled personnel. Director-General of the Directorate of Technical Aid Corps (TAC) Dr. Pius Osunyikanmi in an interview said the written request was submitted through the Nigerian Embassy in Kampalla. Osunyikanmi said that the request of the Islamic University which was made through its Vice-Rector, Dr. Mouhamad Mpezamihigo is in the area of Engineering, Law, Medicine and Education. According to him his office “had also received a deluge of requests from various sectors in Uganda with many calling for the deployment of classroom teachers to curb the shortfall in the number of teaching personnel in the East African country.
Source: Vanguard
In the agreement Nigeria renewed its pact to assist the East African country with skilled personnel. Director-General of the Directorate of Technical Aid Corps (TAC) Dr. Pius Osunyikanmi in an interview said the written request was submitted through the Nigerian Embassy in Kampalla. Osunyikanmi said that the request of the Islamic University which was made through its Vice-Rector, Dr. Mouhamad Mpezamihigo is in the area of Engineering, Law, Medicine and Education. According to him his office “had also received a deluge of requests from various sectors in Uganda with many calling for the deployment of classroom teachers to curb the shortfall in the number of teaching personnel in the East African country.
Source: Vanguard
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