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Safaricom CEO appointed as Meru University’s second chancellor.

Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa has high expectations after becoming the next chancellor of Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST).

Mr Ndegwa succeeded another corporate titan, Equity Bank Group CEO James Mwangi, who left a rich legacy at the university, where he became its founding chancellor ten years ago and contributed leadership and personal resources to aid in its expansion.

Ndegwa took over on Friday, February 9th, with a ceremony attended by students, university staff, and other guests, including Njuri Ncheke elders.

The speech tha Dr.Ndegwa gave was full of lights to the University.

“I am deeply humbled by the responsibility entrusted to me and excited about the journey that lies ahead.

I believe that university should provide not just an education but an experience that nurtures a person’s intellectual growth.

I am deeply humbled by the responsibility entrusted to me and excited about the journey that lies ahead.

I believe that university should provide not just an education but an experience that nurtures a person’s intellectual growth.

Your visionary leadership, dedication to education, and commitment to sustainable practices have set a standard that inspires us all. I am delighted to inherit the role from someone who has dedicated himself to the advancement of knowledge, empowerment of individuals, and betterment of society through initiatives such as the Wings to Fly Programme.

As I take over this mantle, I commit to equally dedicate myself to taking this great institution to the next level and building on the foundation that you have built. There are always errors every time you take over a role. You always have to think about what error are you managing, and what is the responsibility and mission to go after,” said Ndegwa.

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