Boyo Eye (2026)

16/08/2026

Fundong Council Official partners with CBC Health Services in back- to-school campaign

The Mayor of Fundong Council Denis Awoh Ndang has organized an awareness campaign dubbed " Promoting the Right to Education for children with disabilities"
The event took place on August 13, 2026 at the Motor Park in Fundong, Boyo Division, North West Region.

According to the Mayor, the objective of the campaign is to educate parents and the community on the importance of the education of children with disabilities to guarantee their enrollment in schools in the 2026/2027 academic year .

This move by the Mayor is motivated by the back-to- school awareness raising campaign currently carried out in communities across the Northwest by the SEEPD Program within the context of the project 'Promoting the Right to Education for Learners with Disabilities in Cameroon"

The management of the SEEPD Program has commended the efforts of the Mayor of Fundong and his team in promoting inclusion within the municipality.

During the event, staff from the CBC Health Services educated the community on the importance of sending their children with disabilities to school . It should be noted that Boyo Division is one of the divisions with two inclusive schools which the SEEPD project will be supporting; Inclusive Government School(IGS) Fundong and (GBHS) Fundong.

Source: CBC Health Services - CBCHS

15/08/2026

Komcuda Youth Yaounde Football Tournament:

DDC FC returns home with trophy, 500, 000FCFA

Akungha Djezel captained Djichami Development Corporation and made the difference as he scored in the 50th minute of the final at the Mateco Sports Complex to hand his team the trophy.

He scored the lone goal of the evening in front of thousand plus spectators who watched the highly entertaining clash.

The final was watched by several dignitaries, including representative of the Cameroon Football Federation, FECAFOOT, Hon Njong Evaristus, Mayor Denis Awoh Ndang of the Fundong Council and many others. It marked the end of a three weeks plus competition that began on June 20.

The final was also a moment to pay hommage to the immediate past paramount ruler of the Kim Kingdom, HRM Foyn Clement Ndzi II under whose patronage the tournament was being played.

A total of 15 matches were played with 62 goals scored.

15/08/2026

Kom Football Aid gifts players

St Austin’s University founder & CEO, Dr Bisheline Chongwain praised for sponsorship of the platform

Some seven football players of Kom origin competing in the MTN Elite Two, Guiness Super League and regional leagues have been gifted a pair of boots each by Yaounde Kom Football Aid.

A physiotherapist, Tobie Eloundou, working with the players, also received a vibrating massager -used for muscle relief and pain management.

They were handed the gifts Friday night in Yaounde in the presence of the founder of Yaounde Kom Football Aid, Ngong Francis.

The footballers, who are members of this platform shared their experiences during the past season and their expectation for the upcoming season.

Speaking during the sitting, Ngong Francis reiterated the importance of working as a team to support one another.

He said the idea behind creating the platform in 2022 was to mobilise resources and assist footballers of Kom extraction, playing and based in the country’s capital city.

He said the idea wasn’t just about pulling finances together to assist them but also providing other forms of support.

He said in four years, they have been able to mobilise over 3 million FCFA and have assisted several players.

On behalf of the players, he extended support to individuals who have been contributing to see that the platform grows.

Ngong Francis saluted especially Dr Chongwain Bisheline, CEO and Founder of St Austin’s University for being the No 1 supporter of the initiative.

“Her support goes beyond finances and other material support. She has also offered free driving lessons to all players registered with our platform,” he said.

He also praised the physiotherapist for providing services at almost zero cost for assist members of the platform when they sustain with injuries during matches.

The founder of Yaounde Kom Football Aid nonetheless regretted the feet dragging attitude of some footballers enrolled into the platform, insisting they will hence work only with those who show interest.

Tufoin Juliette, who had an incredible season with Vision Foot in the Guiness Super League, scoring 8 goals and providing 15 assists saluted the support from the platform.

Her message of gratitude was reechoed by Vice President of Yaounde Kom Football Aid, Yong Terence who played for Bafmeng United last season.

15/08/2026

’s matchday, the big final in Yaounde!

It is Saturday August 15, and the Mateco football playground of the University of Yaounde in the Ngoa Ekelle neigbourhood is expected to vibrate to the rhythm of classic football as Djichami Dev’t Corporation, DDC face Fundong Strikers.

It will be the final of the 2026 edition of the Kom Cultural and Development Association, KOMCUDA Youth Yaounde Football Tournament.

Neither DDC nor Fundong Strikers have ever won the competition since its inception in 2022. With SAHA FC and Foreman’s FC winners in 2022 and 2024 respectively, a third winner will emerge today.

path to the final

DDC has had a perfect run right up to the final, with four wins in four matches. They began the tournament with a 4 #2 victory over WADU FC and went on to record a statement win 10 #1 over KVC Yaounde.

They concluded the group stage with a hard fought 3 #2 victory over Kom United before eliminating Foreman’s 2 #1 in the semis. They’ve had the most prolific attack so far, scoring 19 goals.

For Fundong Strikers, their entry into the tournament was timid. They were held to the 1 #1 draw by Foreman’s FC in their first game.

A 4 #1 win over Essos Solidarity, marked their second week in tournament. The team concluded with a narrow 1 #0 win over their all-time rivals, SAHA FC to secure the top spot in the group with 7 points. They went on to eliminate WADU FC 1 #0 in the semis.

The two finalists, eyeing a huge cash prize, trophy and medals are expected to serve football lovers with entertaining football this afternoon as from 2:30pm.

11/08/2026

Boyui-Nkoini landslide incident:

SDO says 200 million FCFA needed for emergency works

The transportation of persons and goods between Fundong and Bamenda through Njinikom and Belo remains completely disrupted, following successive landslide incidents at the Boyui Hill, with the most recent incident, recorded on the night of August 7, breaking August 8, 2026.

The Senior Divisional Officer for Boyo, Meyong Gilbert Sunday in a communique on August 9, announced that measures were already being implemented by government to remedy the situation.

State-run newspaper, Cameroon Tribune in a publication on its page on Monday, quoted the SDO as saying that he had submitted an urgent proposal, requesting over 200 million FCFA from the Minister of Public Works to construct a vital emergency bypass from Njinikom Roundabout to Alim.

It should be noted that the latest landslide incident caused the collapse of a considerable segment of the roadway, resulting in the complete disruption of traffic at the Boyui-Nkoini section.

The SDO said necessary administrative, technical and emergency measures are being pursued.

“In this wise, Government through the Boyo administration is working tirelessly to ensure immediate restoration of traffic, permanent stabilisation of the landside site, development of alternate access into Fundong and rehabilitation of other priority roads within the Division” the SDO said in the release.

It should be noted that with the repeated landslide incidents on the Boyui-Nkoini section of the Bambui-Fundong road, the North West Regional Assembly had in May 2024 awarded Fundong Council a project worth 472, 140, 097 FCFA from the Road Fund for the construction of retaining wall.

The funding also covered protective and concrete works, gutters, and tree planting to stabilise the slope. The project is said to have dragged on beyond the initial nine-month deadline.

Hon. Fuchi Emmanuel, representing Fundong at the North West Regional Assembly has expressed sadness with the latest incident.

To him, the completion of the regional assembly funded-project would have reduce the magnitude of last week’s landslide.

10/08/2026

KOMCUDA Youth Yaounde Tournament:

& Fundong Strikers set for blockbuster clash

The third edition of a football tournament organised by Kom youth from Boyo Division, resident in Yaounde under the banner of the Kom Cultural and Development Association, KOMCUDA is expected to wrap up on Saturday August 15.

The 2026 KOMCUDA Youth Yaounde Football Tournament final will pit 2022 vice champions, Djichami Development Corporation, DCC against Fundong Strikers.

The two teams secured qualification for the finals on Sunday August 9. This was after semifinal matches staged at the Mateco football playground of the University of Yaounde in Ngoa Ekelle.

DCC were the first team to book a spot in the final after eliminating 2024 champions, Foreman’s FC of Mbangkolo 2-1 in the early kickoff.

The game was only two minutes old, when forward, Ncham Cedric surprised the DDC keeper with a low left foot drive.

The boys from Djichami responded almost immediately, with Yong Terence. scoring from the penalty spot.

DCC added the second just before the half time whistle, with Tufoin Emmanuel heading into an empty net.

The 2-1 lead at the break was the scoreline that determined the game as both teams failed to concretise several scoring opportunities during the last 45 minutes.

Speaking after the game, Akungha Djeziel, captain of DDC, said teamwork played the magic.
“After struggling to qualify for the semi-finals we discovered our little mistakes. Today we corrected everything and played like a team,” Djeziel said.

Heading into the final, the captain says they will be at their best to lift the trophy to please the club management, supporters and entire Djichami community.
DDC lost the final of the 2022 edition of the tournament to SAHA FC and were eliminated at the semis two years later.

Emile powers Fundong Strikers

In the second game of the evening, Longku Emile made the difference as Fundong Strikers booked a place in the final, defeating WADU FC from Njinikom 1-0.

After a goalless first half, the Fundong team got the lone goal of the game at the 46th minute.

Speaking to after the match, Longku said: “I knew we were going to win the match before we came in because of our confidence,” describing his role upfront as simply one of taking chances when they come

“When that opportunity came, I knew I was going to score. Of course I’m the striker. When you play a match, you can have many opportunities but you need to utilise one for your team.”

Fundong Strikers started the tournament with a draw but Longku Emile says “it was a wake-up call,” and they decided from then that they won’t lose a match.

For the final, he said they are determined to return home with the trophy. “What next? Hands together, same spirit, we are going to win,” the striker stated.

06/08/2026

After eliminating SAHA FC:

Fundong Strikers top contender for KOMCUDA tourney trophy

Ngong Neville’s strike in additional time in the last group game of the KOMCUDA Yaounde Youth Football Tournament against SAHA FC on Wednesday August 5, marked a turning point in the competition.

Before the clash yesterday, both teams tied on 4 points each. SAHA FC needed just a draw to book their place in the last four.

The SAHA boys frustrated their opponents and were closest to the semifinals but former Yong Sport Academy of Bamenda and Canon Yaounde midfielder, Ngong Neville spoiled the party for them.

He stroke in the dying minutes of additional time to hand Fundong Strikers a precious 1-0 win.

The team from Funding eventually topped the group with 7 points, leaving 2024 winners, Foreman’s FC of Mbangkolo as runner-up with 7 points and SAHA FC eliminated.

With Wednesday’s win, the boys of Coach Kwamong Julius are now top contender for the trophy. They face WADU FC from Wombong in the semis on Sunday August 9.

The other semifinal clash will pit Djichami Development Corporation(DDC)against Foreman’s FC.

The 2026 KOMCUDA Yaounde Youth Football Tournament which I kicked off on June 20, is expected to wrap up on August 15.

31/07/2026

Yaounde Youth Football Tournament risks premature end?

Kom youths in Yaounde have been boiling with anger after they learned that the Fon’s representative, Bochong Sam Francis threatened to place a ban on the rest of the games programmed for the 2026 KOMCUDA Youth Football Tournament.

The tournament which kicked off on June 20, under the patronage of Foyn Clement Ndzi II had been suspended after he went missing on July 19.

The decision to suspend the competition was to respect the official mourning period of a missing Foyn in Kom and also to honour Foyn Ndzi II who had provided 250.000 FCFA to support the initiative.

With the official mourning of the disappeared Foyn haven been concluded and Foyn Kini Joseph chosen as the new Kom Paramount ruler, organisers decide to resume the tournament on Wednesday August 5, 2026.

However, Bochong Sam while chairing a meeting of Kom title holders and leaders of KOMCUDA Yaounde on the night of Thursday July 30, expressed dissatisfaction that organisers of the tournament had planned to resume games without informing him.

He said until the KOMCUDA Yaounde Youth President, Ngam Caleb and his team gets his blessings, the tournament wouldn’t continue as planned.

We gathered that Ngam Caleb who was in the meeting wasn’t giving the chance to talk. His every attempt to take the floor and address the elders was met with a stern NO. He’s said to have left the meeting frustrated.

On claims that they didn’t formally notify the Fon’s representative before launching the tournament, he told Boyo Eye that he had plan to meet him but he was out of the country.

Caleb said he reached out to him on phone, requested for support and pleaded that he be present to give kickoff but didn’t get any positive response.

On whether he and his team were going to meet Bochong Sam Francis before the last group game to be played on Wednesday August 5, his answer wasn’t in the affirmative.

He expressed his frustration that the Fon representative refused to give him the opportunity to speak during the meeting and rather asked that they come see him for his blessing for a tournament, which the now missing Foyn had already blessed them and given the go ahead.

Some elders, we gathered, have reached out to the KOMCUDA Youth president asking that for the sake of peace, he should visit the Fon’s representative.

31/07/2026

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