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Homage
Homage
To be a teacher is to be happy!
For its excellence in transmitting Macroeconomics knowledge, in 2019, Professor Sudica received from the students of the Faculty of Economics (Agostinho Neto University), the formal recognition for the 15 years he dedicated to lecturing.
With great joy, Professor Sudica published on his page on social media:
"When I thought that the year was over in terms of relevant events, here comes a pleasant surprise. This is the most valuable gift I could have received because it comes from the students. I went back in time 17 years, I remembered in 2002 when I was a student in year 3 and my class honoured Master Jacob Pereira Lunghu who even after several years of lecturing in renowned Universities in Africa (Liberia, Ghana, ...), with scientific articles translated even in Japanese, he had stamped on his face the emotion and tears for a so simple homage. He kept the certificate and medal awarded for years.
I am too small for such a recognition, thank you very much to the students who are the main reason why I try to overcome myself every day.
I wish you success. As I mentioned, I learned from you and I believe in your future.
God bless you."
Testimonials
Testimonials
"Sudica Semedo, is an inspiration, a professor that not only lectures subjects but also dreams."
I remember like it was yesterday, I was not his student but I used to attend his classes which in fact were not simply lectures, they were transformational sessions.
Today, the Faculty of Economics of Agostinho Neto University (UAN) misses Lecturers like Professor Sudica Semedo, who are willing not only to transmit knowledge to the younger generation but also to show them what is possible.
Master, thank you very much for today, thank you very much for everything!
Alexandre Graham Pacheco
A great inspiration, indeed!
Today, I am on my Entrepreneurial journey in Angola and abroad (France), as a result of the transformation sessions that Professor Sudica Semedo delivered within his lectures.
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