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By Martial Gnoukapasi Mayor Mbigha Felix, deputies and Councilors cue in front of the altar of ROC The Mayor of Bamenda I council, Mbigha Felix njah, accompanied by his staff and Councilors have given thanks to God for the strength, knowledge and wisdom for successfully pilot the activities of the council to the benefit of those in the sub division and beyond. The team, on Sunday of February 9 2025 celebrated mass with Christians at the Reformed Overcomers Chapel up station Bamenda, where they offered thanksgiving to God for being the source of their inspiration, according to mayor Mbigha Felix. In his homily, the revered pastor of ROC(Reformed Overcomers Chapel), Paul Achobong Tembang, who is also councilor for the siad municipality and mayor of the city of Bamenda said" people can help to vote for you but it is God who approves you". He supplicated the hand of God for another mandate to the mayor and his collaborators, so they can continue in their mission of peace building...

By Martial Gnoukapasi Mayor Chenwi Peter presenting 2024 stewardship account to councilors Councilors of the Bamenda II council have congratulated the mayor, his staff and collaborators for efforts in revenue mobilisation and project realisation for 2024, despite the security challenges. After careful scrutiny of the council's development action in 2024 with the limited resources it was able to generate, the councilors of the municipality on February 6th at the council hall, validated the accounts, suggesting more avenues through which the council could raise more funds for it's ambitious programs for the population in the sub division.  Councilors at session The Bamenda II council under Mayor Chenwi Peter raised over 984 million for 2024. A budget which upon presentation, balances in income and expenditure. Projects realized for 2024 The council for 2024 was able to realize a good number of projects, some of which was spelled out by the mayor to include: ✓Construction of Mod...

By martial Gnoukapasi  Members of the Ntarinkon Cooperative Credit Union has voted a new board president. Barrister Akuma Miranda was elected the 11th President Ntaccul at the Bamenda Congress hall where members converged Saturday February 2nd for their 38th annual general assembly. Barrister Akuma Miranda will run the affairs of the union for the next 3 years after the newly elected board members of cast their lot on her to steer the Ntaccul ship for the benefit of members. Photo credit: the observer New Ntaccul board president, Akuma Miranda She is the second woman to occupy the prestigious position of board president of the microfinance. The first lady to pilot the affairs of Ntarinkon Cooperative Credit Union as board president was Tibui Irine Tima. She was president from 2004 to 2006. Akuma Miranda will be assisted in her functions by Achiri Placid.  Achiri Placid  has been in the Board for the last five years, is the most experienced Board member and will be expected to show the ...