Headline: "Cameroon Youth Council Delegation Visits Rehab Center, Pledges Support to Rehabilitated Youths"
Bamenda, July 10, 2024 - A delegation from the Cameroon National Youth Council (CNYC) North West Region, led by its President, Rev. Eng. Mekom Samuel Taleh, yesterday paid a visit to the Living Vine Medical Rehabilitation Center in Bamenda. The visit was aimed at interacting with inmates of the center, who are struggling with drug abuse and other mental health issues.
The delegation was made up of Mezam President Rev. Kimbu Ndifon Peterson, Divisional President Mezam CNYC, Bamenda 3 Subdivision President, and other youth council officials.
Dr. Fonbeh Henderick Chin, the founder and CEO of the rehabilitation center, welcomed the delegation and expressed appreciation for their visit. "We believe that every individual has the potential to make a positive impact in society, and it's our responsibility to provide them with the necessary support and resources to achieve their goals," Dr. Chin said.
During the visit, the rehabilitated youths shared their stories of struggle and redemption, highlighting the challenges they faced and the importance of support systems.
Kingsley Sumba, national president of Cameroon for Justice and Freedom and founder of the African Association of Great Thinkers, recounted his own journey into drug addiction and subsequent rehabilitation. "I was unaware of the gravity of the situation until I came to this center. I have been able to find healing and redemption here, and I want to encourage others to seek help," he said.
Twapi Jiki Allen, another inmate, spoke of his struggles with drug abuse and his decision to seek help at the center. "I was addicted to drugs for over a decade, and it was a very difficult journey. But I have been able to overcome my addiction here, and I am now committed to helping others do the same," he said.
Mbu Bless Azinui, who has been a patient at the center, expressed gratitude for the support he had rece
Headline: "Cameroon Youth Council Delegation Visits Rehab Center, Pledges Support to Rehabilitated Youths"
Bamenda, July 10, 2024 - A delegation from the Cameroon National Youth Council (CNYC) North West Region, led by its President, Rev. Eng. Mekom Samuel Taleh, yesterday paid a visit to the Living Vine Medical Rehabilitation Center in Bamenda. The visit was aimed at interacting with inmates of the center, who are struggling with drug abuse and other mental health issues.
The delegation was made up of Mezam President Rev. Kimbu Ndifon Peterson, Divisional President Mezam CNYC, Bamenda 3 Subdivision President, and other youth council officials.
Dr. Fonbeh Henderick Chin, the founder and CEO of the rehabilitation center, welcomed the delegation and expressed appreciation for their visit. "We believe that every individual has the potential to make a positive impact in society, and it's our responsibility to provide them with the necessary support and resources to achieve their goals," Dr. Chin said.
During the visit, the rehabilitated youths shared their stories of struggle and redemption, highlighting the challenges they faced and the importance of support systems.
Kingsley Sumba, national president of Cameroon for Justice and Freedom and founder of the African Association of Great Thinkers, recounted his own journey into drug addiction and subsequent rehabilitation. "I was unaware of the gravity of the situation until I came to this center. I have been able to find healing and redemption here, and I want to encourage others to seek help," he said.
Twapi Jiki Allen, another inmate, spoke of his struggles with drug abuse and his decision to seek help at the center. "I was addicted to drugs for over a decade, and it was a very difficult journey. But I have been able to overcome my addiction here, and I am now committed to helping others do the same," he said.
Mbu Bless Azinui, who has been a patient at the center, expressed gratitude for the support he had rece
Cultural Festival Celebrates North-West Region's Talents
Bamenda, July 7, 2024
The CNYC North West Region, supported by the Bamenda City Council, hosted a cultural festival at the Bamenda Congress Hall, featuring talented young artists and youths from across the region. Chaired by Rev. Achobong Tembeng Paul, Bamenda City Council Mayor, the event was a celebration of peace, unity, and cultural expression.
The festival, part of the North West Confederation Of Youth Activities, aimed to engage youths in the region during the summer holiday while showcasing their talents to the world. Hundreds of youths from all over the region attended the event, cheering on their fellow performers.
The program featured a range of performances, including music, dance, and other artistic expressions. Among the notable performances was the Forest Girls, led by lead singer Jato Sonita, which drew applause and admiration from the audience.
In his opening remarks, Rev. Achobong Tembeng Paul emphasized the importance of peace and unity, urging the youths to put aside their differences and celebrate their commonalities. "We need to promote peace and unity among our people," he said. "Let us use our talents to build each other up, rather than tear each other down."
Rev. Engr. Mekom Samuel Taleh, CNYC President North West Region, also spoke at the event, highlighting the region's rich cultural heritage and the importance of promoting youth empowerment. "We want to give our youths the opportunity to showcase their talents and skills, so that we can compete at the regional and international levels," he said.
The festival was a resounding success, with many attendees expressing gratitude for the opportunity to showcase their talents. The event also provided a platform for the youths to interact, learn from each other, and forge stronger bonds.
As the CNYC North West Region looks to the future, it is clear that the organization is committed to promoting peace, unity, and cultural expression
Cameroon's Mayor Mbigha Njah Felix Uses Football to Build Peace and Development in Bamenda 1 Council Area
In a remarkable initiative, Mayor Mbigha Njah Felix of Bamenda 1 council area in Cameroon's North West Region has employed football as a tool for peace and development during the summer holidays. The innovative approach has brought together young people from the area, distracting them from potential vices and engaging them in a positive way.
The summer tournament, launched on July 8, 2024, has attracted participation from different quarters of the council area, with each group showcasing their football skills and competing for exciting prizes. The event has also included handball, debates, and traditional dance competitions, ensuring that everyone is involved and has a chance to shine.
Mayor Mbigha Njah Felix believes that football is a unifying factor that can bring people together, promote peace, and distract them from potential vices. "Football is a unifying factor that brings the population all together. If you notice, football has always brought peace everywhere. It is. And with this Anglophone crisis that we had in Bamenda, I think this one of the aspects that we use in bringing peace in our community," he said.
The mayor's vision is to develop the football talents of the youth in the area and to empower them to become positive role models in their communities. "We want to fish out the stallions that we have in this community. That can help maybe develop football, handball, and the rest. I think that's our target," he emphasized.
To make the tournament even more impactful, the mayor has incorporated a community development component, where the youth will engage in community works after the matches. This will help them develop a sense of ownership and responsibility towards their community, encouraging them to work together to solve problems and develop their area.
The event has received the support of key stakeholders, including the United Nations Dev
Bamenda City Council Mayor's Inspiring Words Echoes Through the Cultural Festival
Bamenda, July 7, 2024 - The Cultural Festival organized by the CNYC North West Region together with the Bamenda City Council, held at the Bamenda Congress Hall, was a momentous occasion that celebrated the rich cultural heritage of the North West Region. At the event, Rev. Achobong Tembeng Paul, Pioneer Mayor of Bamenda City Council, took to the stage to address the gathering, and his words left a lasting impression on all present.
In his stirring speech, Mayor Achobong Tembeng Paul praised the organizers for a job well done, stating that the event had brought out talents he had not seen in a long time. He expressed wonder at how the performers, who were children from Bamenda, had showcased their skills with such brilliance. "Tonight, I'm drawn aback. What I've seen tonight is I was just wondering if all these performances were children from this town. If they were children from this town. Please. We put a big, big, big... So great," he said.
Mayor Achobeng Tembeng Paul also took a moment to thank the organizers and the Cameroon Council, emphasizing that mistakes made during the event would be corrected for future programs. He encouraged the media to make great publication of the Cultural Festival, showcasing the cultural heritage of the North West Region to the world.
In his exhortation, he called on the media to expose more of these talented individuals, saying, "We must start doing something for these talents. They didn't come here just to perform for you, to be comforted and have pleasure. But they came here so that you can showcase them to the world's allies. So they've done their part. It is now left for you to do your part." He also emphasized the need to follow up on the games and playgrounds, ensuring their safety and guarantee.
As the sun set on the Bamenda Congress Hall, Mayor Achobong Tembeng Paul's words echoed through the night, a testament to the power of cultural e
Bamenda City Council Mayor's Inspiring Words Echoes Through the Cultural Festival
Bamenda, July 7, 2024 - The Cultural Festival organized by the CNYC North West Region together with the Bamenda City Council, held at the Bamenda Congress Hall, was a momentous occasion that celebrated the rich cultural heritage of the North West Region. At the event, Rev. Achobong Tembeng Paul, Pioneer Mayor of Bamenda City Council, took to the stage to address the gathering, and his words left a lasting impression on all present.
In his stirring speech, Mayor Achobong Tembeng Paul praised the organizers for a job well done, stating that the event had brought out talents he had not seen in a long time. He expressed wonder at how the performers, who were children from Bamenda, had showcased their skills with such brilliance. "Tonight, I'm drawn aback. What I've seen tonight is I was just wondering if all these performances were children from this town. If they were children from this town. Please. We put a big, big, big... So great," he said.
Mayor Achobeng Tembeng Paul also took a moment to thank the organizers and the Cameroon Council, emphasizing that mistakes made during the event would be corrected for future programs. He encouraged the media to make great publication of the Cultural Festival, showcasing the cultural heritage of the North West Region to the world.
In his exhortation, he called on the media to expose more of these talented individuals, saying, "We must start doing something for these talents. They didn't come here just to perform for you, to be comforted and have pleasure. But they came here so that you can showcase them to the world's allies. So they've done their part. It is now left for you to do your part." He also emphasized the need to follow up on the games and playgrounds, ensuring their safety and guarantee.
As the sun set on the Bamenda Congress Hall, Mayor Achobong Tembeng Paul's words echoed through the night, a testament to the power of cultural e
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"I Saw the Future" - Cameroon Prophet Reveals Prophecies on Anglophone Crisis
In a recent video posted on his social media platforms, renowned Cameroonian Prophet Orock Betang Henry, based in the United Kingdom, has released a series of prophecies on the ongoing Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon. The prophet, known for his accurate predictions of events in Cameroon, has once again sparked hope and curiosity among his followers and the general public.
In his video, Prophet Orock Betang Henry urged his followers to share his message, saying that it is crucial for the right people to receive the information to avoid untold suffering. He warned that if the message does not reach the intended recipient, the purpose of the prophecy is defeated.
The prophet revealed that God has shown him the future and that he has a warning for the people of Cameroon. He urged them to pay attention to the will of God and to listen to his message, even if it seems unclear or confusing. Prophet Orock Betang Henry warned that some people will learn in the grave or when it is too late, emphasizing the importance of being receptive to God's message.
The prophecy came after reports of violence and bloodshed in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon, where the crisis has been ongoing for several years. Many have been killed, injured, or displaced, and the situation remains dire.
Prophet Orock Betang Henry's prophecies have been widely shared on social media platforms, and his video has been viewed by thousands of people. While some have expressed skepticism about the prophecy, many others have praised the prophet's foresight and ability to warn of impending dangers.
As the crisis in Cameroon continues to unfold, Prophet Orock Betang Henry's message has brought hope to many suffering people, reminding them that God is always watching and guiding them. His prophetic message is a reminder that God can work miracles and change the course of events, if we listen to His will and obey His commands.
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