Okie Johnson, Honourable Fonge Ignite Back To School In Constituency


By Ashu Akepe

The Member of Parliament for Kupe Muanenguba II Hon. Fonge Julius and the general manager, Mr Okie Johnson, this Sunday September 19th, 2021 lunched the back to school for the academic year 2021/2022 for schools in Nguti subdivision, Kupe Muanenguba II constituency.

The ceremony took place in Douala thousands of Kilometers away from Nguti for security reasons.

Among the items provided were books, pens, pencils, slates, chalk, office stationeries.

The ceremony was attended by the education family of the sub division, municipal authorities, and representatives of the functional schools, presidents of development associations of the 54 villages which make up the subdivision, clans head and a host of other development oriented persons.

The MP whom himself is an educationist said the importance of this exercise doesn't need much emphasis for the fact that it is time every son and daughter from Nguti subdivision put hands on deck to see that schools reopen and function fully. It is worth nothing that since the outbreak of what is termed today as the Anglophone crisis, school doors in the entire subdivision have been closed not until last academic year that a handful timidly started. So it is incumbent on him as the people's representatives to champion this course, the MP added.

The ceremony ended with all taking a strong resolution to see into it that all schools in the entire subdivision go operational this academic year.

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