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By Martial Gnoukapasi Agho Oliver handing support to vulnerable children Hon Agho Oliver with a stack of bank notes Honourable Agho Oliver - member of parliament representing those in the Bafut Tubah Constituency in mezam division of the North West region of Cameroon, has paid the school fee of over 200 kids whose parents have been killed in the course of the seven years crisis in the region. The member of parliament also accompany this gesture by offering school materials such as books, pens pencils and others to the children.  To him, it is the best way to celebrate his election into the executive committee of Parliamentarians for Global Action that took place Wednesday October 30, 2024 at the Pakistani institute for parliamentary Services, on the sidelines of the 45th annual forum and 13th consultative general assembly of Parliamentarians in pakistan  Hon. Agho Oliver said the fact that these children have become orphans doesn't mean their educational dreams should end. He added

Hon. Agho Oliver pose for picture after elections with the International Global President and Secretary General of PGA, Rt Hon. Syed Naveed Osmar of Pakistan and Ms Monica Adame of the United States of America This exciting news comes after a highly contested election that took place on Wednesday October 30, 2024, at the Pakistani Institute for Parliamentary Services, where Hon. Agho Oliver of Cameroon, Hon. Sahar Albazar from Egypt, Hon. Amanza Walton-Desir from Guyana, Hon Dr. Mirzia Ikhtiar Baig from Pakistan, Hon. Fox Odoi-Oywelowo from Uganda , Hon Dr. Angela Brown-Burke from Jamaica, Hon. Bernard Georges from Seychelles and Hon Dr. GALYNA MYKHAILIUK from Ukrain became members of the international executive committee of  PGA. The election which came on the sidelines of the 45th annual forum and the 13th consultative general assembly of Parliamentarians on the International Criminal Court and the Rule of Law, hosted this year by the National Assembly of Pakistan, also saw the Came

By Martial Gnoukapasi  Beneficiaries pose for a family picture with organizers Winners of the Cameroon Telecommunication's " Blue Tech Challenge" , a project designed by the CAMTEL to honour innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship, have bagged home start-up Capital and materials amounting to millions of francs CFA to execute their dream goals. Presiding over the award of prizes, Camtel's General Manager Judith Yah Sunday in her opening remark indicated that, away from highlighting the opportunities in Cameroon's digital ecosystem, the " Blue Tech Challenge is more than a competition; it is a show-case for digital excellence of made in Cameroon". She said "It is through such initiatives that we'll continue to push our nation towards digital excellence in the world" Candidates who entered the competition presented a total of 289 projects and just 30 made it to the final stage of the challenge in different categories according to Christian

By Martial Gnoukapasi   Photo credit: NWRA Communication Division  some beneficiaries in a group photo with the assembly's president, state representative and other members of the house The 14th Ordinary Session of the North West Regional Assembly has come to a close with donations of back-to-school materials to schools and students. With aim to promote academic excellence, and education in the region that witnessed a timid start for the 2024/25 school year.  Among the items distributed were 32 state-of-the-art computers with printers and complete accessories, 2,000 school bags, and a staggering 20,000 exercise books.  A section of Computers, printers and other donated Consignment The initiative also extended to provide 2,700 birth certificates across the 34 municipalities in the region, along with 103 certificates of excellence awarded to outstanding students. Speaking at the event, the representative of State, Governor Adolphe Lele Lafrique, commended the initiative from the Reg

By Martial Gnoukapasi  Minister Paul Tasong(M) flanked by North West governor Lele Lafrique (R), President NW Regional Assembly (L) Bamenda, Sept.17 - The Steering Committee President of the Presidential Plan for the Reconstruction and Development (PPRD) of the North West and South West, Minister Paul Tasong, has reiterated that the purpose of the reconstruction plan designed to rebuild the two English speaking regions engulfed by a seven year old conflict is not just to build, but to build back better. Minister Paul Tasong was speaking Tuesday September 17 at the 2nd session of the Regional Follow-up Committee meeting of the PPRD/NW as he school stakeholders on the new organic framework and key innovations of the plan. On July 30th, 2024, prime Minister, head of government, Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute, who is the supervisory authority of the Reconstruction and Development Plan signed an order, modifying the existing framework that came into being on April 3rd of 2020. implementing sta

By Martial Gnoukapasi Adolph Lele Lafrique- state's representative addressing members of the North West regional assembly North West governor, Adolph Lele Lafrique, has urge local authorities to use social and cultural festivities to promote back-to-school, peace and social cohesion in their respective communities Adolph Lele Lafrique was speaking at the 14th ordinary session of the North West Regional Assembly Monday September 16th in Bamenda. As the state representative at the event, the governor who appreciated the efforts of the house in achieving it's peace building mission, called on local authorities present like the mayors and the fons to use annual cultural events and festivals to advocate for peace and development. Traditional and local authorities of the house Understanding that these persons are direct custodians to of the population they govern, Adolph Lele Lafrique expressed beliefs that such is possible, owing to the immediate closeness these persons have with me