Thierry Ngoga is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Rwanda Bar Association.
 
Below is how he goes about his day-to-day activities;
I wake up at around 6a.m. I then tune in to BBC Africa and other local radio stations to listen to news.

After taking a shower, I have breakfast and set for work. It takes me about 10 minutes to get to the office.

I normally have a meeting in the morning although it may depend on the day’s program. I later sit down to concentrate on usual business.

Among other activities I am charged with coordinating and directing the association which also includes consulting other stakeholders. This keeps me in various meetings and at times attending training.

If I happen to be in office, I have lunch at around 1p.m. In the afternoon, I allocate some time for people who may need to see me.

The official time to leave work is 5p.m, but I sometimes find myself leaving office later than that. I get home at around 8p.m.

At that time, I am tired and I only listen to news, relax a bit until when I have supper at 9. Sometimes I get to bed at 10 unless I have work to do that may take me until midnight.

Photo. G. Mugoya
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