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  A family photo with the girls Three months after operation Bafut ll carried out by the Military with aim to track down on separatists fighters in Bafut Subdivision, Mezam Division, North west Region of Cameroon, the two daughters of "General Aladji" who were by taken during that operation have been reintegrated back into the society. The two girls Ngwa Sonita 17 and Ngwa Geraldine 6 were discovered at their home in Achene village in Bafut as the military invaded the area in search of their father Ngwa Saidou Njiyang "General Deadman" also known as "General Aladji" who before the arrival of the Military had escaped with his wife leaving behind his grandmother, mother and two daughters. The military will then take the two girls who were later presented to Commander of the 5th military Region Brigadier General Nka Valere on Tuesday June 2, 2020 at the Bamenda airport.  Since then the girls have been under the care of the Military with support from the North

Beneficiaries Post with gifts from MP The Member of Parliament For Bafut-Tubah Constituency Honorable Oliver Agho Bamenju , through a youth led Organisation, Youth Concept Forum Building Aspirants (YOCOFOBA) has extended the fight against Covid-19 to Kedjom Keku, one of the village in Tubah Subdivision. The Member of Parliament, made available some Covid-19 kits which were distributed to inhabitants of the village on wednesday   July 29,2020 after a two day training workshop in which the participants were drilled on measures to stay safe and fight against the spread of the global health pandemic. Program Associate of YOCOFOBA  The program Associate of YOCOFOBA Chantal Akumbom, while addressing the participants, challenged them to respect the measures put in place by the Government and the World organization so as to put a barrier to Covid-19. She added that, the wearing of facemask, Washing of hands and the use alcoholic base hand sanitizers are basic measures to fight against the sp

At the MINEPAT Hall "Our local contractors should be trusted with contracts, this is because they are the ones that will do the work, they master the area and being the sons of the soil, they will equally used the facilities".  This were the words of Honorable Kwei Andrew Parliamentarian for Oku and Noni special constituency on Thursday July 30, 2020 during the follow-up meeting of the execution of the Public Investment Budget (PIB) For the North West Region. Hon. Kwei Andrew  The Chairperson of the seating, Honorable Walang Richard encouraged collaboration between the Mayors and the local authorities in the communities. "The time for "I" has long passed, now is no longer "I" but "we". We need to remove those big titles on us and work". said Honorable Walang. Hon. Walang Richard   On his part, the Regional Delegate of the Economy, Planing and Regional Development (MINEPAT), Chief Fotsop Dominic Asaah relates the slow nature of proj