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26/03/2025

🛑🛑CONSTITUENCY ACTION🛑🛑

Hon. Nanga MEFANT Empowers Abong-Mbang Muslim Community

As the holy month of Ramadan nears its final days, Honourable Nanga MEFANT Berthe, Secretary of the Bureau of the National Assembly and Member of Parliament for the Upper Nyong constituency in the East Region, has reaffirmed her commitment to community support through a significant donation to the Muslim communities of Abong-Mbang.

Upper Nyong, the largest division in Cameroon with 14 sub-divisions, is home to diverse communities, including the Hausa and Bamoun Muslim groups in Abong-Mbang. Recognizing the importance of solidarity during this sacred period, Hon. Nanga donated essential goods valued at 1.5 million CFA francs. Her contribution included flour, sugar, cooking oil, rice, salt, soap, and prayer mats, aimed at easing the fasting period for local Muslim faithful.

Her outreach began at 10:45 a.m. at the central mosque of the Hausa community, where she was warmly received alongside Madame Mbane, First Deputy Mayor of Abong-Mbang. The visit featured prayers, discussions, and an interactive session where women in the community voiced their concerns.

The caravan then proceeded to the Bamoun Muslim community, where Hon. Nanga emphasized the need for social cohesion in Abong-Mbang. She urged residents to remain vigilant, particularly in this election year, when attempts to destabilize the nation may arise.

Beyond her humanitarian efforts, Hon. Nanga also took part in a cultural evening organized by the Women’s Wing of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (WCPDM) to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the CPDM. The event, held at the municipal stadium, showcased the cultural heritage and political engagement of women in the region.

Concluding her day, she granted an exclusive interview to Radio Metoung, where she engaged with journalists on issues of community development and political engagement.

Hon. Nanga MEFANT Berthe’s continued dedication to grassroots initiatives and interfaith solidarity reflects her unwavering commitment to fostering unity and development in Upper Nyong.

23/03/2025

The main headlines of Monday the 24th of March 2025 is here!

18/03/2025

Wednesday the 19th of March 2025 edition

18/03/2025

Breaking News: Right Honourable Cavaye Yeguie Djibril elected Speaker of the Cameroon National Assembly

05/03/2025

CONSTITUENCY ACTION

Hon. Fonge Julius Leads Inspection of Singem–Mbetta–Elumba Road Construction

The long-standing challenge of poor road infrastructure in Kupe Muanengouba is gradually being addressed, thanks to the tireless efforts of Honourable Fonge Julius, Member of Parliament for the constituency. On a recent field visit, the MP led an inspection tour of the ongoing construction of the Singem–Mbetta–Elumba Road, a 30-kilometer stretch funded by the Ministry of Public Works with a budget of nearly 300 million CFA francs.

The project is a result of Hon. Fonge’s persistent lobbying at the highest levels of government, as part of his broader vision to fight against the enclavement of Kupe Muanengouba. The constituency, historically plagued by poor road infrastructure, has often suffered from isolation, making economic activities, healthcare access, and general mobility a major challenge for its inhabitants.

Since assuming office, Hon. Fonge Julius has made infrastructure development a top priority, understanding that roads are the backbone of economic growth and social progress. His commitment to breaking the barriers of isolation has seen him consistently engage with President Paul Biya, the Minister of Public Works, and other government officials to push for funding and follow up on projects to ensure their realization. His efforts have already yielded significant results, with several road projects being approved and implemented across the constituency.

During his visit to the construction site, Hon. Fonge was accompanied by a delegation including Mr. Ajang Evaristus, Section President of CPDM Kupe Muanengouba 2; Dr. Esong Simon, President of YCPDM Kupe Muanengouba 2; Esapa Patricia Ndoa Epse Eyeni, Alternate Member of Parliament for Kupe Muanengouba 2; and Esapa George, the contractor overseeing the ex*****on of the project.

Speaking at the site, the MP reiterated his commitment to ensuring that the people of Kupe Muanengouba enjoy better roads, emphasizing that no community should remain cut off from development. He urged the contractor to deliver quality work within the stipulated timeframe, stressing that the government’s investment in the project must translate into tangible benefits for the population.

It should be noted that in addition to the Singem–Mbetta–Elumba Road, Hon. Fonge Julius has, since 2022, lobbied for and secured government approval and financing for several other critical road projects aimed at opening up remote areas. These include the Mwangwekan–Nzobi Road project, Mwangwekan–Njuiyue Road project to dis-enclave the Banyue Clan, and the Ngongo–Njungo Road project. Additionally, he has sponsored feasibility studies for many other projects and provided financial support to community-led efforts aimed at opening strategic roads, such as the Kokobuma–Badun–Ntale Road and the Banyue community road projects.

The commitment of Hon. Fonge Julius to infrastructure development complements the efforts of other key figures who have long championed progress in Kupe Muanengouba. Notably, His Excellency Minister Elung Paul Che, Assistant Secretary General at the Presidency of the Republic, has played a central role in securing major projects, with his dedication being rewarded by the ongoing work on the Bangem–Nguti Road. Likewise, Mr. Okie Johnson Ndoh successfully secured an almost 3 billion CFA franc African Development Bank (ADB) sponsorship for the improvement of the Kokobuma–Ntale Road and the Ayong–Sikam Road.

Many development-focused observers in Kupe Muanengouba believe that once these projects are completed, road-related challenges in the Division, particularly in Nguti Subdivision, will be a thing of the past. The combined efforts of Hon. Fonge Julius, Minister Elung Paul, and Okie Johnson Ndoh are gradually transforming the region’s infrastructure, bringing renewed hope to communities that have long suffered from inaccessibility.

A Grateful Population
The people of Singem, Mbetta, and Elumba came out in large numbers to welcome their MP and express their gratitude for his unwavering dedication. They lauded his tireless efforts in securing funding for the road project, which they believe will transform their daily lives by facilitating trade, reducing transportation costs, and improving access to essential services like healthcare and education.

Beyond thanking Hon. Fonge, the population also extended appreciation to President Paul Biya, the Minister of Public Works, and other stakeholders for responding to their development needs. The residents pledged their support to the MP’s initiatives, acknowledging that his leadership has been instrumental in bringing long-awaited change to the constituency.

Hon. Fonge Julius reassured the people of his continued determination to lobby for more development projects in Kupe Muanengouba. “This is just the beginning,” he declared. “We will not rest until every community in our constituency has access to good roads and other essential infrastructure. Development is a collective effort, and I urge all stakeholders to remain committed to this vision.”

With work on the Singem–Mbetta–Elumba Road progressing steadily, the people of Kupe Muanengouba have renewed hope that the days of isolation will soon be behind them. As Hon. Fonge Julius continues to champion the fight against the enclavement of the constituency, his legacy as a development-oriented leader remains firmly rooted in the hearts of his people.

27/02/2025

Our Friday Edition takes a deep dive into The Guardian Post Daily Award 🥇.

27/02/2025

RECOGNITION

Hon. Ngala Gerard Wins Humanitarian MP Award

Hon. Ngala Gerard Ndombang, Member of Parliament for the Donga Mantung Central (Nkambe) Constituency, has been honored with the Service to Humanity Champion award at the 22nd edition of The Guardian Post Daily awards. This prestigious recognition highlights his dedication to humanitarian service and community development.

Expressing his gratitude, Hon. Ngala stated, “I am truly humbled and grateful to receive the ‘Service to Humanity Champion’ award 2024 from The Guardian Post Daily! This award is not just a recognition of my efforts, but a reminder that our collective work towards making our community a better place is gradually paying off.”

Acknowledging the support behind his mission, he extended special appreciation to his wife for her unwavering encouragement, as well as to all those who have stood by him throughout his journey. He emphasized that the trust, prayers, and support from his constituents have been the driving force behind his work.

Hon. Ngala reaffirmed his commitment to humanitarian service, pledging to continue working towards the betterment of his community. “I am committed to continuing my humanitarian work and making a positive impact in our community,” he assured.

The Service to Humanity Champion award is one of the key distinctions at The Guardian Post Daily awards, which annually recognizes individuals making outstanding contributions in various fields.

16/02/2025

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Rekindling Hope in Education Amid Crisis

For close to eight years, the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon have endured an unsettling disruption in education due to the ongoing crisis. Schools have been torched, classrooms abandoned, and teachers and students alike have been forced into exile or silence by threats of violence. The devastating impact on the youth of these regions cannot be overstated—an entire generation has been deprived of a fundamental right, their dreams dimmed by the shadows of conflict.

Yet, amid the uncertainty, some of the region’s Members of Parliament have stepped forward, determined to restore hope and rebuild the foundations of education. Their efforts, though facing significant challenges, reflect an unwavering commitment to the future of their people.

Honourable Edamu Edward’s recent donation of benches to schools is more than a simple act of generosity—it is a call to action, a symbol of resilience, and a message that education cannot and must not be abandoned. Providing essential infrastructure ensures that students who dare to return to school find a conducive learning environment.

Similarly, Honourable Injoh Produncia’s initiative to engage young people in a marathon for National Youth Day is a creative approach to community engagement. By fostering activities that bring students together, she reminds them of the value of education, discipline, and perseverance. Beyond physical exercise, such events reignite a sense of belonging among youths who have been displaced from classrooms.

Honourable Njingum Musa’s role in celebrating the 11 February event in Ndop is another bold statement that education and youth empowerment remain central to rebuilding the region. His participation signals to young people that they are not forgotten and that, despite the odds, their aspirations still matter.

These MPs, alongside many others, are striving to reignite the flames of education in a region where learning was once a given but is now a struggle. Their actions must be supported, amplified, and sustained. It is not enough to build classrooms and distribute school supplies—there must be a collective effort to ensure that education is safe, accessible, and uninterrupted.

Government institutions, civil society organizations, and community leaders must rally behind these efforts. More resources must be allocated to support displaced students, recruit and protect teachers, and restore confidence in the education system. Most importantly, a sustainable solution to the crisis must be found so that schools no longer operate under fear.

The North West and South West Regions have always been known for their academic excellence. It is this legacy that must be protected and revived. Every MP who takes a stand for education is not just building schools; they are building a future where children learn without fear, where classrooms are filled with hope, and where knowledge becomes the weapon against the darkness of conflict.

The road ahead is difficult, but as long as there are leaders willing to fight for education, there is hope. The efforts of these MPs should inspire many more to rise, ensuring that the promise of a brighter tomorrow is kept for every child in these troubled

12/02/2025

NORTH WEST YOUTH PARLIAMENTARIANS PAID COURTESY VISITS TO MINAT BOSS.

By: Etienne Ndage

A delegation of 30 Youth Members of Parliament and Senators from the North West Region of Cameroon paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, in Yaoundé. The young lawmakers, drawn from Donga Mantung, Bui, Boyo, Ngoketunjia, Menchum, Momo, and Mezam divisions, were accompanied by Honourable Agho Olivier Bamenju, Member of Parliament representing the Mezam North Constituency.

The visit provided an opportunity for the young leaders to engage with Minister Atanga Nji on issues of governance, leadership, and national development. Addressing the delegation, the minister highlighted two key aspects that should shape their journey: education and their future. He urged them to remain committed to their academic and professional pursuits, emphasizing that “success is not given on a platter of gold.”

Minister Atanga Nji encouraged the youth to be peace ambassadors and to distance themselves from negative influences such as drug abuse and manipulative tendencies. He further advised them to actively engage in politics, not merely as spectators but as contributors to national progress.

“Do not be among those who went to school only to consume; be among those who went to school to produce,” he stated, calling on the young leaders to apply their education practically rather than relying solely on theoretical knowledge.

The minister also stressed the importance of national identity, urging the youth to embrace unity beyond linguistic and regional differences. “Be Cameroonians with an identity—Anglophone or Francophone—but above all, be Cameroonians of Cameroon,” he declared.

One of the youth representatives, reflecting on their six-day stay in Yaoundé, expressed gratitude for the insightful exchanges and reaffirmed their commitment to upholding the values of leadership, peace, and national unity.

The visit not only strengthened the young legislators’ understanding of governance but also served as an inspiration for them to actively contribute to nation-building in their respective communities

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