On the summer vacation of two thousand two, I had to go to Tennessee State University, along with two other colleagues Feistas Oloronio and Alan Miller, in Malawi in East Africa. Under the Grant of the United States federal government, we received our invitation from the Malawi Institute of Management. In short it is called Mim. A modern education and research institute located in Lilongwe, capital of MIM. Only a few years ago, the company developed with the help of the World Bank. Mim is the official and non-official official of the country and provides training on NGO Development and Social Work Administration and Good Governance. We went to Mim's coach and research fellow for joint research work.
Fellow phytus nigerian descent He left us two weeks before going to Nashville to meet relatives on the way to Malawi, so my colleague Allen was with me while traveling to Malawi. Allen and I reach Detroit, Amsterdam, and Johannesburg, on a two-day street and reaching Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi. On the way, I spent one night in Johannesburg. I was trembling in the winter by the Thor Thar at the midnight of May while going from Johannesburg Airport to the hotel. Earlier, there was no scope for me to go to the Southern Hemisphere in the world, so this experience was completely new. Another feature of the southern hemisphere was found more clearly when I went to Malawi. In May, when the mangoes began to grow in the trees in Bangladesh, Malawi saw that there were only many Mughals in Mughal. I realized that Allah has made the world so diverse!
At the time of the project, the cost of the payer, the salary of the partner and the cost of his handcuffs was about three thousand dollars in cash. As fellow Phistas check was ready before he was ready, he had three thousand dollars in my pocket. The American Department of Office was asked to check American Express travellers without having cash in excess of the money. Government money, so is the official instruction. The next day I and Alana reached Malawi, the next day Fistas came from Nigeria and joined us. The Malawi currency was not with any of us, and project partners would have to explain their money, so the three men went to Lilongwe's City Center to break the Trevorlass check the day after Festus arrived. The day was the last day of the week ie Friday. As we went, our regional counterpart was also with us.