Using his Facebook page, the reverend wrote that this Tuesday's work at the Advisory Council was intense and that Wednesday will be dedicated to teaching about politics and religion.
"Today [Tuesday] the work was intense at the Advisory Board at the University of Oxford under the theme 'Changing the world through Education'. A lot of work indeed. Tomorrow I will go from classes 'Politics and Religion' to postgraduate students", the publication reads.
Speaking to Platinaline, the reverend was honored to have been chosen for this action. "I will teach about politics and religion, these are the subjects in which I have made my contribution to postgraduate students. God placed me here as an Angolan, an African, so that in the long and short term future, it will certainly be my desire to make my contribution to my country, Angola, and also to the African continent for socio-economic development, taking into account the great challenges that we still face in various areas as in education, health, science and economics", he pointed out.
In addition to the Angolan, the event brings together a varied academic body, made up of scholars from various parts of the world, to debate various current issues.
