Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi, referred to as “Chapo” in the original title, challenged recent graduates of the Universidade Lúrio to focus on becoming problem-solvers. The challenge was issued today in Maputo during a graduation ceremony. While details of the speech weren't provided in the text, the core message centers on the need for graduates to apply their education to addressing practical challenges. This call to action reflects a desire for the new generation to contribute actively to Mozambique’s development. The President’s remarks suggest an emphasis on skills-based application of knowledge beyond theoretical understanding. It's a common theme in graduation speeches across Africa, focusing on societal contribution. Further details regarding specific challenges or sectors were not available in the provided text.