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Uhuru challenges KU to offer oil, gas courses to meet demand

President Uhuru Kenyatta with Education Cabinet Secretary Joseph Kaimenyi (second left), Kenyatta University Chancellor Dr Benson Wairegi (left), KU Vice-Chancellor Prof Olive Mugenda and University Council Chairman Prof Ratemo Michieka during the official opening of the Central Administration Complex and Graduate School on Wednesday. [PHOTO: JOHN MUCHUCHA/STANDARD]

President Uhuru Kenyatta has challenged Kenyatta University to start programmes in petroleum and gas to meet the country’s demand following recent oil discoveries in Turkana and Lamu counties.

Uhuru said building human capital was a critical pillar in enhancing socio-economic activities and spurring growth and development.

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