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Martial Gnoukapasir buckets and sanitizers The secretary general at the North West  governors office Viang Mekala on Wednesday April 29th 2020 received North West's share of the 2billion worth of sanitary materials donated by the head of state to fight against the Covid-19 pandemic in the region.  At exactly 1:10pm, the three trucks containing 1,870 cubes of soap, 1,020 30littres of hand sanitizer, 6,800 buckets and 34,000 masks stopped at the explanade of the governors office. According to the secretary general, distribution will begin on April 30th, as all 34 sub- divisions of the region are expected to benefit from the package. SG receiving the materials " It is with joy and enthusiasm that we just received this assistance from the head of state to benefit the region. On behalf of the entire population we thank the head of state for his magnanimity. We'll begin distribution tomorrow in all seven divisions. It should be noted that after we took some measures against Cov

Martial Gnoukapasir general Nka extending message of comfort to injured soldiers at military hospital The commander of the 5th joint military region General Nka Valere, flanked by the commander of the 5th Gendarmerie region Ekongwese Divine, plus other security bigwigs of the region on Friday April 17th paid a visit to the 6th military health sector up station and the police medical centre in Bamenda, where both generals extended to bedridden soldiers and police officers with injuries sustained during their different operations in the region, a message of comfort and hope alongside financial motivation from Defense Minister Joseph Beti Asomo. handing financial motivation to an officer "We've come to extend the minister's message of comfort and hope to you all with injuries sustained during your different operations in the current war against the Amba terrorists here in the North West.The minister asked me to present his encouragement and appreciati

Martial Gnoukapasi The mayor of Bamenda II council Peter Chenwi has pleaded with the quarter heads of all four villages that make up the council area to help him regain access to the council premises at mbingfibie from where he can deliver the much needed  development he promised those of the locality when he took the oath of office last month.  To note that the locks of the council premises where doubled after the twin elections of February 9th by non-state armed actors who had warned for citizens in the region not to take part in the polls. " We have shared our visions with the quarter heads. We are pleading with them to go back and assist us sensitize and get the boys out of the bushes. If it's food we'll give them, if it's money we'll give them. Let them come so we can sit and talk. We don't and will not involve the military. Grants are available, projects are available. We have all that it takes to alleviate poverty and empower them now.

Martial Gnoukapasir Launching the campaign Friday April 3rd to put in place pre-emptive measures against the spread of Covid-19 into his municipality, the Mayor of Tubah Sub division Tanjong Martin told inhabitants of the council area that it was time to forget about any other conflicts facing the sub division and prioritize their health first.  " It is time for us to come together and put all hands on deck. Forget about any other problem that we have in our community, country and families. mindless of these differences, let's put our hands together as one Community and fight this common enemy called Corona virus, and then we come back to examine ourselves on the way forward. As we  leave from here, let's take and make a commitment to prevent this pandemic from touching one of us, and the only way to do this will be to observe the hygiene and sanitation measures put in place by the world health organization and Cameroon government to fight against the spre