WHO IS TRYPHON MABANZA?


Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tryphon Mabanza holds a diploma in general agriculture. Therefore, able to manage agricultural activities and livestock such as: raising chickens, fish, oxen and pigs. He has university diplomas in Philosophy and Theology. He studied in the various seminaries of the archdiocese of Kinshasa (DR Congo) and wrote essays on death, euthanasia and resurrection.  
Arrived in Ireland, Tryphon Mabanza has been studying healthcare, pharmaceutical sciences and Medical Device Operations since 2007, and is currently studying Medical Technology. Tryphon is very sensitive to issues related to the evolution of science , Politics, religion, peace and moral values for the good of all. He loves to read and write.


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