Africa-Press – Angola. The Ombudsman, Florbela Araújo, shared, this Tuesday, in Luanda, her experience as a teacher and defender of citizens’ rights, freedoms and guarantees, during a visit to the institution by a group of final year students from a private school .
On the occasion, both as a legal secretary and as a provider, she exhorted that “money is not more important than work”, while appealing to teenagers to make a commitment when they are employed.
The head of the body, who was a professor at several Universities, also presented strategies to facilitate the teaching and learning process for students.
The visitors, guided by professors Osvaldo Vunge and Zacarias Vuande, were received by the director of Specialized Areas, Domingos Henriques, who spoke in detail about the institutionalization of the Ombudsman, the functioning and organic composition of the institution and its instrumental support body.
Independence, informality, accessibility and free of charge were the principles presented to students during the meeting.
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