David Namwandi started the International University of Management and recently told students at Eenhana to work hard on their studies. He opened the new campus on Tuesday after spending N$45 million to build it. About 1,321 students signed up for classes that began back in February.
Namwandi spoke directly to students, saying they prepare people to become business leaders rather than just workers. He promised the university would support them completely. He asked everyone to respect the buildings and avoid damaging anything. He emphasized that taking care of the place helps both current students and future classes.
The modern campus is a special gift for people living throughout the Ohangwena region. Various career-focused programs have run at this location since January. Students can stay near home instead of moving far away for education, keeping money local, and letting young folks earn excellent degrees without leaving their families.
King Fillemon Nangolo from Ondonga attended the opening event. He encouraged all students to focus seriously on their education. The king stressed that these students should look for answers to problems affecting their neighborhoods. He wanted them to think about how their learning could fix issues across the entire country.
Namwandi spoke directly to students, saying they prepare people to become business leaders rather than just workers. He promised the university would support them completely. He asked everyone to respect the buildings and avoid damaging anything. He emphasized that taking care of the place helps both current students and future classes.
The modern campus is a special gift for people living throughout the Ohangwena region. Various career-focused programs have run at this location since January. Students can stay near home instead of moving far away for education, keeping money local, and letting young folks earn excellent degrees without leaving their families.
King Fillemon Nangolo from Ondonga attended the opening event. He encouraged all students to focus seriously on their education. The king stressed that these students should look for answers to problems affecting their neighborhoods. He wanted them to think about how their learning could fix issues across the entire country.
