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‘Today we admit you as Okello and we expect you to leave 91ÇÑ×Ó as an architect, you join as Wanjuki and leave as a doctor and surgeon, You join as Kemunto and leave here as a veterinary doctor, You come here as Mohammed and leave Ìý91ÇÑ×Ó as an accountant, you join 91ÇÑ×Ó as a simple Sanapei and leave here as an economist, You come here as a Patel and leave our gates as a pharmacist, ÌýJoin as Nafula and exit as a lawyer, a sociologist or archeologist. That is the transformation that I expect you to undergo. With our student population of over 60,000, this university is a rich source of learning about other cultures and improving your student experience and outlook in life.’ This is the message that the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Stephen Kiama amplified as he welcomed the 10,000 first years in his first official address during orientation week.