THE EYE OPENER 24

The mayor of Belo council, Bernard Tosam Nenghabi has dragged the S.D.O for Boyo Joseph Oum II to the national communication council for what he has describe as a miscarriage of administrative decisions. He made the declaration in Bamenda April 9 upon his return from Yde. NSOM HILDA FUTELA.  B C RADIO MANAGER Following a live interview on state radio last week, the president of the national communication council, Peter Esoka in commenting on the closing own of the Belo community radio said, it is the council that gives instructions to the administration to close down any radio station and not the revers and that the council has not receive any complain from the management of the Belo community radio, Mayor Bernard Tosam Nenghabi quickly constituted a complaint against the Boyo SDO   and submitted to the council in Yaounde. According to the mayor for Belo, it was an opportunity for him to see the radio came to live again and remove his entire municipality which from 1950

Councillors of Njinnikom council have voted as satisfactory the administrative, management and stores accounts of the Njinijkom council for 2015.This was march 31 during a council session chaired by Terence Chah Bam, mayor of Njinikom council in the presence of the supervisory authority represented by DO for Njinikom, Justine Bongtang. Opening the council session, Mayor Terence Chah Bam announced that the council in 2015 collected over CFA 281 million as revenue and spend over 227 million as council expenditure leaving a balance of 54 million carried forward to 2016.To the mayor, projects like construction of class rooms, rehabilitation of health centres, construction of sheds and bridges, opening of roads, provision of benches, rehabilitation of electricity in Yang and the opening of the road to Mbueni through Jemchi as landmark realisations of the council in the past year. It was also an opportunity for the mayor to break the news to councillors that the council will soon b

Few years back, Njinikoms daughter of the soil, PHD student in nursing based in the United States of America challenged the Njinikom home based elite and put up a modern public toilet at the heart of the Njinikom market, second to none in the NW Region. The last quarter of 2015 saw her introducing an expansion of the project to the community, wherein individuals can now own their private toilets worth the sort in a bit to check the recurrent intestinal and health problems that come with poor sanitation. On the eve of the international women’s day, we at theeyeopener24 have decided to celebrate this unsung heroin of Njinikom sub division by publishing this interview we had with her way back in December 2015 in Bamenda Cameroon as our way of celebrating the values of a woman. Just to add councillors of Njinikom council recently recognised her in absentia in a council session for spearheading sanitation in Njinikom. Theeyeopener24: Why have you decided to personalise public hygiene