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BISHOP GEORGE N REV FR LINUS KANG St Anthony’s parish Njinikom has produced another Mill Hill priest. Rev Fr Linus Kang was ordained Saturday June 15 by Bishop George Nkuo. During the pontifical high mass, Bishop George Nkuo expressed joy that just after two years, he was back at his home parish for another ordination, saying the Mill Hill has found fertile ground for vocations in Njinikom. Christened, priest of the new covenant, Rev Linus Kang was challenged to enforce the universal law of love and to love just every one even those who had blocked the bishop and others like the Mill Hill superior at Baingo for hours, almost thwarting the ordination. He was asked to be ready to suffer and not to fear because the church in Njinikom that has been for over a century shall always pray for him. FR LINUS DURING LITANY OF SAINTS In the presence of the Christian community, Rev Linus vowed to preach the gospel and the catholic faith resolving to be like Jesus Christ founder of Chr

Politicians from Boyo division have seemingly risen from slumber and are now making frantic efforts to bail out the worsening conditions of some thousands of internally displace persons from Boyo division who have taken up temporal refuge in Bamenda, Yaoundé and other towns. The race to help the IDPs seems to have been fired by Senator Honore Ngam, who recently on may 16,grouped Boyo  IDPs in Bamenda-donating foodstuffs and financially empowering some to set up own businesses. On June 1 st , the 4 mayors of Boyo, themselves IDPs resident in Yaoundé, donated accommodation utilities, foodstuffs and related consumables to the Yaoundé-Boyo IDPs. In a release, published this morning, by Gawain Colbert, it stipulates that the honorable member of parliament for Boyo, Njong Evarestus shall today dish out  FCFA1million through quarter heads in Bamenda to help IDP Press Release Hon Njong Hon Njong Evaristus Empowers Kom Quarter Heads in Bamenda to Cater to the IDPs. The Member of Parli

SENATOR HONORE AND IDPs Some 30 families who have fled the war in Boyo division and are taking refuge in Bamenda have received assistance from Senator Honore Ngam. This was Thursday, may 16 .The IDPs received material assistance in the form of basic food stuffs like rice, groundnut oil, tablets of soap and others. Addressing  his mothers ,fathers ,sisters and brothers who have now become internally displaced in Bamenda, senator Honore reassured them that though the night may be long, the misery they now face shall one day come to passed ”no matter how difficult and long this will be, peace will soon return” he said. It was also an opportunity for some 4 selected beneficiaries who had expressed the need to have startup capital for a small business in Bamenda to receive envelopes with cash amounts ranging from FCFA 50.000-35.000. Brenda one of the beneficiaries who received startup capital said she is hosting 5 IDPs in her house added to her twin children and the money will enable