He has two bachelor's degrees, a postgraduate diploma and a master's degree, with a very insightful thesis on employment creation in Africa. Now he's studying towards a PhD in I-don't-know-what, probably debating.
On short courses, he did a refresher course at Ripa, fellowship in the United States, Canada and India. He did managerial training at Gimpa, and also benefited from a Singapore study tour. This is the profile of a typical African intellectual.
Don't get so wowed yet, because ironically, he goes to work everyday, glued to his laptop, searching for more capacity building opportunities. Meanwhile, his employer has gotten him a consultant from overseas to teach him what he already knows, and to help him generate an outcome
Capacity building my foot. He doesn't need capacity, he needs 'will,' because his is definitely not lack of competence, and certainly not inability, it is a case of unwillingness. Mtcheew!!!
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