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By Martial Gnoukapasir   Mayor Chenwi Peter and his deputies pose for a family picture with beneficiaries A consignment of Rice and white flour As Muslims all accross Cameroon and beyond observe ramadan - the Holy Month of Fasting were they fast and pray between the break of dawn until sunset in preparation for the Eid al - Fitr, those of the Ntambag community within the Bamenda II municipality have benefited from basic traditional commodities to help them pass through this spiritual activity without stress. A consignment of traditional basic food items like Rice, Flour and Sugar was offered to them by the mayor of Bamenda II council, Chenwi Peter on Saturday March 15th at the Bamenda central mosque as they prepare for their afternoon 3:40pm daily prayer this period.  packs of sugar Handing the basic food items to help them break their fast at the close of each day, the mayor told them " We are not here to campaign nor engage in politics, we are here to greet you people as you con...

By Martial Gnoukapasi A grided image of the mayor and the donated consignment Presbyterian Church Ntamulung - Bamenda The mayor of Bamenda II council, Chenwi Peter has kept to his words by donating 100 bags of cement to Presbyterian Church Ntamulung, which is currently raising funds for the construction and equipment of a new manse for the parish pastor, that will also play host to a good number of offices for the presbytery.  The mayor and patron of the Christian Men's Fellowship(CMF) group of PC Ntamulung on February 19th, had pledged 100 bags of cement for the project when it was announced in church during a service to celebrate and reward the performance of CMF Ntamulung that came 2nd at last year's National Annual rally in December. Donated consignment of cement Bamenda II council 1st deputy, Louis Angwafor handing over the cement consignment The consignment of cement was handed to the church Sunday March 1st, one week after he made the pledge. The donation was announced i...

By Martial Gnoukapasi  Mayor Chenwi Peter and National Secretary of men's work, Ngu Tah pose for picture with CMF Ntamulung president after handing their prizes The Christian Men's Fellowship group of the Presbyterian Church Ntamulung has been celebrated by christians for putting up a spectacular performance at the 2024 Annual rally. The men of Truth and Honor emerged overall 2nd of the 824 groups that took part at the national rally of December 2024. They took part in nine activities including a Bible quiz were they scored 93/100, exhibition and craft were they score 15 out of 15, 9.25/10 for brain trust, 15/15 in singing etc. CMF Ntamulung reciting a song they performed at the 2024 annual rally CMF Ntamulung scored a total of 194.6 points  out of 200 at the rally ranking them 2nd nationally. Marvelled by this performance, the mayor of Bamenda II council Peter Chenwi, a staunch member of CMF since 2006 and patron of the group saluted their feat with a cash prize of fcfa 300,00...

By Martial Gnoukapasi  A grided photo of the mayor and archbishop with team plus the donation and cathedral under renovation The Archbishop of the Bamenda Archdiocese, His Grace Andrew Nkea Fuanya has express gratitude to the Mayor of Bamenda II Council, Chenwi Peter, for an unexpected donation of 100 bags of cement made by the latter towards the realization of the extension and renovation works currently taking place at the Bamenda Metropolitan Cathedral. His Grace, Nkea shared his satisfaction with the mayor for the gift, Tuesday August 9 at the project site where MNews spotted a few number of men transporting the consignment of cement into the cathedral from a Mercedes truck stationed outside. The Archbishop said the gift wasn't expected but said was a pleasant surprise.  Donated Consignment Archbishop Andrew Nkea presenting state of work at the cathedral to Mayor and team " This is a very big and a pleasant surprise for me, i want to thank the mayor of Bamenda II for com...