Bamenda II: Idp's, Inhabitants of Ntamulung II, Ntambag react as water flows in abundance

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By Martial Gnoukapasi

water flows from the borehole taps in ntamulung

Some internally displaced persons and inhabitants of the ntamulung II community has expressed satisfaction to the Bamenda II council and the mayor for bringing water into the community after long absence

Jecenter Bih is an IDP from the kom community who fled the conflict from her village and is now settled at the ntamulung II neighborhood in Bamenda.



Visibly satisfied jacenter Bih

With two kids, looking very happy and satisfied she told MNews237 at the inaugural of the 15million water project in ntamulung realised by the Bamenda II council that amongst the many things she had to struggle to get was portable water until the realisation of the borehole.

" Since I got here I've suffered alot because of this water crisis. There was no water to even give drugs to my children, even to bath. Now I can comfortably take my bath and be sure that my body is clean. I thank the mayor for this, thank you, thank you, thank you" she kept on saying

Ngie Sunday is a traditional council authority of Ntamulung II.
He explained that the quarter has gone for a long time without portable drinking water.


Ngie Sunday

" We have mothers, fathers who've suffered alot before now to get water. The mayor is truly a son of the soil and we thank him for realizing this water project for us"

As people lined up with containers to fetch water, one could spot the enthusiasm on their faces.

For the case of this old man who could barely expressed himself, he kept saying "thank you government, thank you government as if he was seeing water for the first time in his life.


At the Ntambag neighborhood the atmosphere and feeling was thesame as captured in the below pictures;



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