Professor David Namwandi oku maida ovalihongi veli vangeke okulongifa oilonga iheshi yavo vene.

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Omukokoli woshiputudilo shelongo lopombada moshilongo International University of Management (IUM) Professor David Namwandi, okwa kumaida ovalihongi moshiputudilo ovo veli modula yotete velivangeke oku longifa noku tapa oilonga iheshi yavo vene.

Professor Namwandi, edi okwe dipopya pefimbo tayeulula oilonga pambelewa yoshiputudilo sho IUM yomo 2025.

Professor Namwandi, oo yoo eli omunashipundi wewiliko lo IUM, moshipopiwa shaye okwa kumaida ovalongwa unene ovo veli modula yo tete vakalekepo oinakuwanifwa oyo va etapo voo vene, ponele yoku longifa oinyangadalwa yalongifwa nale osho tati osho ashike tashi dulu okweeta elunduluko li liwetikile koshiputudilo sho IUM.

Namwandi moshipopiwa shaye talongifa omito oku pandula epangelo oku pitila mwavo vali nale ovaleli voshilongo oshoyo komu president ateelelika aka kufeko oshinakuwanifwa shoku kwatela komesho oshilongo.

Namwandi okwa popya yoo nghene oshiputudilo shili sheli tulamo moku eta elunduluko kovalihongi opo vaka dule okweeta natango omalunduluko komikunda oko vadile oshoyo keshe opo tave kelihaluka veli mounyuni.

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