Christian Women Fellowship (C.W.F) In Tubah – Boyo Presbytery

Geographical Presentation
Tubah–Boyo Presbytery is made up of Tubah Sub Division and Boyo Division. The Presbytery shares boundary with Ngoketunjia to the East, Mezam to the North, Bafut to the North West, Donga Mantung to the South and Menchum to the West. Tubah–Boyo Presbytery is carved out into three zones: Tubah, Kedjom Keku and Fundong.

Economic Activities  
The inhabitants cultivate crops such as huckleberry, irish potatoes, carrots, cabbages, onion (gardening), maize, cassava and plantains. The best palm wine can be gotton from Bambili in Tubah. The staple food around here is Achu with egusi soup or black soup (Amba) or the traditional yellow soup. Corn fufu is consumed by ¾ of the inhabitants with vegetables in all its forms.

Founding Year  
Tubah–Boyo is one of the newest presbyteries founded in 2011 by the central church. Formerly, Tubah was with Bafut known as Bafut – Tubah and Boyo with Menchum called Menchum–Boyo. For the sake  of easy administration, Boyo was cut off from Menchum to join Tubah which was equally cut off from Bafut giving the new name Tubah–Boyo. When the presbytery was founded, they were 31 CWF groups with a total enrolment of about 1229 CWF women. This number included both dedicated and undedicated members.

Some of the already existing groups are:

Tubah Zone

1. Tubah   2. Bambili   3. CCAST Complex  4. Ntigi   5. Baforkum  6. Asangkwo  7. Fingieh  8. Tiaksa

9. Bieh  10.Ntebui  11. Down CCAST  12.Ntembang 
Kedjom Keku Zone

1. Mbwasu   2. Lih   3. Fuphense   4. Bamutoh   5. Mughu   6. Abobong   7. Tonguh  8. Mbingo

Fundong Zone

1. Fundong   2. Kitchu  3. Mbam  4. Ngwah  5. Ebossung  6. Alim  7. Ikujua  8. Ndawara  9. Ngwainkuma

10. Njinikom

Pioneer Executives (By–Election)

1) President – Yah Christina

2) Vice President – Nyuiky Theresia

3) WWH – Vuchi Esther

4) Secretary – Nubed Beatrice

5) Vice Secretary – Ambanasom Frida

6) Financial Secretary – Chungong Vivian

7) Treasurer – Ngwe Joan

8) Advicer 1: Neba Rebecca

Advicer 2: Pauline Wainkom

-Pioneer Presbyterial Secretary: Rev. Ajime Nelson on transfer and presently Rev. Akalambi Rogers.

-Pioneer Presbytery Chairperson – Ma Mofor Cecilia

-Pioneer CWF Pastors

1.  Rev. Fru Henry now at Sisterhood Emmanuel Bafut

2.  Rev. Asaha Ferdinand Chefor of PC Baforkum, now Parish Pastor of CCAST Complex Bambili.

There are three groups in the Presbytery that are pending inauguration: Bamutoh in Kedjom Keku zone, Ndawara in Fundong zone and Down CCAST in Tubah zone. The largest group in the Presbytery is Mbwasu with 125 members and the smallest are: Ndawara with 6 members, Ikujua and Njinikom with 9 members each.

By Mrs Yah Christina

Three Urgent JOB OPPORTUNITIES

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Job Accountabilities
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I. JOB TITLE: Coordinator – Key Accounts Management
II. BASE: Douala
III. REPORTS TO: Commercial & Corporate Services Director
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V. JOB PURPOSE:
To support business expansion into Cameroon by developing market penetration – customer centricity and business growth strategies are defined and adhered to.
VI. JOB SCOPE:
Disciplines to be covered include:
i) Commercial
ii) Customer service
iii) Intelligence & Reporting
Contact:
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The candidate is responsible for developing profitable growth strategies for the business, and coordinate delivery of key projects and actions to achieve this growth.
Responsibilities
1. Understands local market segmentation and key accounts profiling
2. Development and delivery of commercial plan for customer penetration and portfolio development
3. Preparation of relevant documentation for commercial offers, customer filling and business intelligence
4. Helps in interface with technical teams, Marketing…
5. Proactively screen customer business needs and translate insights into growth strategies.
6. Excellence in project management: time, cost and quality. Develop and maintain project tracking schedule, with tools and processes to adequately manage
7. Elaborate and/or participate in the conception of commercial presentations of technical solutions
8. Provide order and forecast information required for business planning
9. Ensure all reportings are timely delivered, with quality of contents
10. Ensure first level of understanding/knowledge of technical solutions/services
11. Manage properly customer complain arising and facilitate resolution in line with SLAs
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VII. COMPETENCIES & SKILLS REQUIRED:
➢ Commercial acumen and project management skills
➢ P&L literacy, strong numerical skills, high level of computer literacy
➢ Ability to influence and get customer buy-in
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➢ Skilled in working within and with other functions, delivering results through cross-functional teams (technical, finances, legal…)
➢ Must have good negotiating skills. Able to seek multiple perspectives and listens openly to others’ points of views.
➢ Good knowledge of Telco environment, with the ability to penetrate customers. Ability to bring relevant, actionable external knowledge into the company to create competitive advantage.
➢ Capacity to build diverse, strong long-term and productive relationships with key customers and gain their respect.
➢ Capacity to learn and present technical information, capacity to analyze data from different sources and to prepare reports and presentations.
➢ Capacity to learn and present technical information, capacity to analyze data from different sources and to prepare reports and presentations.
➢ Excellent written and oral communication skills, ensuring effective and persuasive communications with a wide variety of internal and external interfaces.
➢ Personal and inscrutable integrity, Commits to ethical behaviour, proper use to materials and company equipments
➢ Action and results oriented.
➢ Plans activities effectively understanding priorities and acts quickly on request for action.
➢ Dress and behave in such a manner as to be perceived as professional at all times.
➢ Excellent command in English and French.

Mbum People Celebrate Academic Achievements In Bamenda (Photonews)

Mbum People Celebrate Academic Achievements In Bamenda

Mbum Is Looking For Developers And Not Elites

“Mbum has now joined the community of tribes that single families now have three PhD holders with children at the age of 24 years obtaining PhDs a thing we only heard of”. Mr. Bakary David, a Municipal Council at home said at the maiden occasion in Bamenda during which Mbum people converged to congratulate one of theirs Dr. Nfor Emmanuel Nfor. Expressing joy, Mr. Bakary said “Mbum should unite and put politics behind else as he said the peoples of non Mbum Councils in Donga Mantung who have taken sides and united for political gains will benefit more than Mbum people.

Two professors; Ta-Nformi Professor Ndikontar Maurice, Dean of the Faculty of Science UBa, Ta Nformi Professor Isaac Njilah of the University of Yaounde I, Ngenge Alfred Tamfu – a doctoral student and a host of other participants at the occasion rose with pride to heartily congratulate Dr. Nfor Emmanuel for the brilliant academic achievement after a certificate of achievement from Mbum elites was presented to him by Ta-Tamfu Prof. Ndikontar, Dean at UBa and hopefully Dr. Nfor Emmanuel will be joining him in that faculty of the University of Bamenda soon.

News broke out at the occasion about the tarring of the Kumbo–Nkambe stretch of the ring road disclosed to participants by Ta-Nformi Isaac Njilah who travelled far away from Yaounde to take part in the occasion. He said he got the news from the Secretary General, Ministry of Public Works that the memorandum of understanding has been signed already and contract awarded to a Chinese company and in less than three years from now we would travel safely on tarred road to Ndu and Nkambe.

Speaker after speaker at the occasion encouraged Mbum people to lease their guns, raffia bushes, houses etc and send their children to school. One speaker narrated how a person came to look for money at Ndu some years back to go and study how to feed fowls in Nigeria. Pa Ngala and friends laughed and asked whether he did not know that fowls are fed with corn. That was in the past, now if we send our children to school and they study to feed fowls; we will have more eggs than the fowls that were fed with corn.

The participants sounded messages of encouragement to the Mayor of Ndu to come out of the classroom and be Mayor so that they could enjoy him. They appreciated the works so far done by the Mayors and urged them to do more; redouble their efforts collaborate with their councilors, cooperate with their hierarchy and so on in the name of development of the Mbum municipalities. They were equally told and encouraged to consider social utilities such as water supply, schools, agricultural projects like the buying of water pumps, building of fish ponds which would assist farmers keep fish and grow especially vegetables at home in the dry season.

They said they did not understand why in the dry season vegetables should be lacking at home that it was not fair that Mbum people instead go and buy vegetables from Nso at Melim.

It was also added that a project to bottle gas at home was not useful asking councilors and mayors to consider useful projects to their communities, most especially infrastructural projects which will generate income to the local people.

Ta-Nformi Prof Isaac Njilah again disclosed that there are two masters’ degree students and one PhD they sent home who are doing studies to map out Mbumland and make available results of what is inside all of Mbum sub soil. One of the student researchers is doing studies on the coal deposits in Tabenken and the other two will map from Njap through Wat.  He appreciated the support of the Mayors concerned to these studies.

After disclosing that we have a lot in our sub soil he called on foreign investors to come to Donga Mantung Division and invest in industries that can make things like plates, cups, tiles etc whose raw materials are abundant in the Donga Mantung sub soil.

The organizing committee charged Dr. Nfor to take responsibility of such occasions as there are many other Mbum doctoral students undergoing studies who would be defending their thesis soon. A participant brief members about e-Connect and how to register with it and its advantages.

There was much merry making and feasting and the Chairman of the Organizing committee ‘The Teacher’ thanked all present and told Mbum people that when chasing an animal you go across and don’t follow but from behind; encouraging all to go across other areas such that soonest Mbum would be celebrating again. Mr. Karawa Lawrence closed the occasion with prayers in which he called on the Almighty God to give us Mbum people who would study and use their studies to develop Mbumland and for a safe and journey mercies to the participants.