ATUILAH DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION(A.D.A )CONGRESS 2014-NDIM GEORGE REKINDLES HOPE



Atuilah quarter in Njinikom sub division noted for its boisterous nature, high concentration of elite, its vocal and out spoken people in the recent past have seen its development stagnating,fluctuating and prostituting from one Executive to the other with little to write home about. Every end of year, sons and daughters of Atuilah Quarter under the umbrella of Atuilah Development Association (ADA) returns home to raise funds for developmental projects in the Quarter. For decades now, mismanagement of funds, outright embezzlement and the bossy nature of some of it’s over zealous elected officials greatly down played on the development of the quarter with the existence of no quarter hall, library, extension of electricity, water supply and  a scholarship scheme to encourage the young are factors still starring  ADA to the face.
Year in and out, funds are raised with the prime aim of supplying water to most homes,but such efforts have been plaguedwith bad fate for over 5years.The saga of how the first pipe bone water supply saw ADA with the assistance of Plan Cameroon extending water to most homes that was ready for use only in the rainy season for it was the waste pipe of the water tank of St Martin De pores hospital , continue to resonate as the whole thing was abandoned and now it is reduced to a caricature of the first order. Recently C.D.E water was brought in to the quarter with ADA funds just for the population to be told without prior mobilization that they were to pay for its consumption with intermittentsupply. Locals have pointed accusation fingers expressing deep discontent with the national treasurer who they say have been reported for vehemently refusing to sign out money each time a developmental project is highlighted. Recently, abandoned pipe lines all over the neighborhood were testimony of such allegations.
                                                    FUTURE OF A.D.A
The recent transition of power at the national, regional and even the home branch executives with Ndim George taking over from Fang Hyronimus,a vibrant Yaoundé branch, the rejuvenated Bamenda branch, the much mobilized and organized home branch, the recently created Kumba branch,are all pointers that there appears to be hope for ADA.The home branch has a vibrant and much mobilised youth thanks to Nkwainjude,and other executives in the likesof Bobe John Mbah Senior,NdongCanesius and Kang Henry just like the Bamenda branch with a temporal exco led by BobeNgongNsom Joseph,2014 could just be another year for fate to decide through with hope come Dec 27th

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