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Jan 09, 2024 Letters
It was worth while listening to, that interview with the VC of UG on the “Dr Randy Persaud Show” aired on NCN TV last Sunday.
I was completely impressed and amazed at the developments taking place at this tertiary institution. Now marine biology at the Tain Campus. The medical programme covers a number of wide ranging topics and subjects and this was very educational and revealing.
It seems under the vision and leadership of this VC, there is no stopping UG’s continued growth and development. Dr Persaud, however, could structure his questions in a better format, rather than the perceived viewpoint of jumping around and not doing enough research. All in all the interview was enlightening, interesting and informative. Best wishes to UG as it continues on its current trajectory.
Sincerely,
Shamshun Mohamed
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