The delegation that was headed by Mr Simon Tamfu,
Director of Exploration at the National Hydrocarbons Corporation, SHN and
comprising amongst others Dr Nick Ngwanyam, Ta-Nformi Ngala Gerard, Madame
Naomi Nfor Ngandong, Alhadji Abdou Borno… was in Taku on Tuesday August 20,
2013 (Day II of the Convention).
WISU President General, Nfor Dieudonne Nkeh (R) receiving the Delegation |
Mr Nkeh told wisuans that Ngala Gerard had
sponsored previous editions of the WISU convention to the tune of about CFA
2million Francs.
Addressing the students on behalf of the whole CPDM
delegation, Mr Tamfu Simon began by submitting an apology asking the students to
pardon them for coming to such a gathering dressed in CPDM party regalia.
“We are coming from a CPDM rally and knowing that
Taku is in between Luh where we are coming from and where we live, we thought
we not just pass as if we do not know you people are here. We thought we should
just stop by and greet…” Mr Tamfu said.
According to Mr Tamfu who is an elite of Taku, the
village is very hospitable. This he said does not mean that in the course of
their stay there, the students may not register a few differences. If such
differences occur, the Taku elite advised that Mbum students should bury them.
“But should you have any difficulties, please feel free to contact us” Mr Tamfu
concluded.
One of the members of the delegation, Dr Nick
Ngwanyam, proprietor of the Bamenda- based St. Louis University of Health and
Biomedical Sciences sensitized the students on the various scholarship schemes
that his institution is offering to students of Mbum origin.
“If you score between five and eleven points at the
GCE Advanced level, science papers, you pay 50% of the school fees” Dr nick
said adding that “if you score from 12points, just get your bag, Irish
potatoes, beans… and come. You study for free”. However, students who will want
to do a professional bachelor degree would pay from the fourth year.
The CPDM delegation left Taku amidst thunderous
applauds.
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