Boyo Division gets 715MFCFA for Public Investment Budget in 2015 Fundong Subdivision carries Lion share
The
2015 budget of Cameroon that was recently voted and adopted by parliamentarians
at the National Assembly stands at 3,746.6BFCFA. This budget has been
distributed to the various regions, divisions, and subdivisions of the country
to finance development projects in the domains of health, education, infrastructure,
agriculture, livestock, and energy and much more with the intention to better
the lives of Cameroonians.
Boyo
division has been allocated a 715MFCFA budget for 49 investment projects in
2015 to be carried out in the four subdivisions of Bum, Belo, Fundong and
Njinikom. The budget for Boyo this 2015 fiscal year is said to have witnessed
an increase, though the division remains last when it comes to budget
allocation in the North West Region. Most of this budget will be used in road
infrastructure, education and health which remain the priority of the Boyo
population.
Fundong
Subdivision among the four in Boyo emerges with a greater share of the budget
and projects to be executed in the forthcoming financial year. Road projects
alone receives over 245MFCFA, classroom construction, renovation, equipping
takes 136.4MFCFA, while 16MFCFA have been set aside for equipping of two health
centres in Fundong and Aduk while the rest is for equipment to some Divisional
delegations.
Mayor Ndang Denis credited for good
lobbying skills
The
wind of change that swept across the Fundong Municipality during the September
30th, 2013 municipal elections is gradually paying off with some
positive results. Many Abassakom people who never identified themselves with
the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement,CPDM,
party dared voted for the CPDM
not because of love for the party but as a result of the fact that they saw the
potentials in the man who was being projected in the council list.
Denis
AwohNdang won the hearts and mind of the Fundong population upon presenting a
five year development plan for the municipality with roads being his top
priority. Those who saw his vision wanted change at all cost because to them,
the municipality had lagged behind in terms of development for years.
The
results of the elections projected the CPDM party with list leader Denis
AwohNdangelected Mayor on the 16th of October 2013. True to his
intentions and electoral promises, he made before being elected Mayor, the
development oriented son of Abassakom immediately went to work and the results
are quite glaring for anyone to see. In a quest to better the lives of Fundong
people, Denis AwohNdang besides being Mayor is also using his position as
Regional delegate of Public Works for the North West to knock at doors in Yaoundé
to lobby for finances to execute projects.
The
increase in the budget for Fundong Subdivision this year tells of the fact that
the lobbying met with some positive response from government. The Muttef-Ajung
road that was bulldozed in 2014 received 150MFCFA for maintenance, the
Fujua-Laikom road got 68.7M, while maintenance of rural roads in the
municipality got 27.7MFCFA.
More
so, Mayor Ndang is credited to be the first municipal authority in Fundong to
visit all schools in the council area. This educational tour in October 2014
enabled him to appraise the challenges the pupils, students and teachers are
facing and these problems especially those of infrastructure and equipment were
tabled to the authorities in Yaoundéand the response was impressive with the
allocation of classrooms for construction and equipment.
Having
inherited a council with a debt of 53MFCFA, four months salaries owed workers
amounting to 20MFCFA and an overdraft of 12MFCFA, the Ndang Denis led
administration has not relented efforts in ensuring that the plan put in place
at the beginning of the five years mandate is achieved at the end.
“I don’t want to take all the credit alone
because the government technical services and the other stakeholders of the
council assisted us to make these lobbying process comes to fruition” intimated
Ndang
The
projects per subdivision division are as follows:
Belo Subdivision
Maintenance
of rural roads-27.7M
Equipping
of EE Workshop, GTHS Njinikejem-30M
Construction
of two classrooms, GTC Sho-22M
Construction
of two classrooms, GTC Afua-22M
Equipping
of Workshop, GTHS Njinikejem-3M
Equipping
of classroom with benches, GTHS Njinikejem-1.8M
Equipping
of two classrooms with benches, GTC Sho-1.8M
Equipment
to delivery unit, Anyajua health centre-8M
Belo
council Aid assistance equipment to vulnerable population- 1.5M
Belo
council craftmen, assistance to computerisation and registration-1M
Bum Subdivison
Maintenance
of rural roads-27.7M
Construction
of two classrooms GSS Saff-23M
Equipment
to maternity block, Fonfukamedicalised health centre-10M
Furnishing
of maternity services, Konene health centre-8M
Fonfuka
council craftmen, support to computerisation and registration-1M
Fundong Subdivision
Maintenance
of Muttef-Ajung road-150M
Rehabilitation
of Fujua-Laikom road-68.6M
Maintenance
of rural roads-27.7M
Construction
of two classrooms, GTTC Fundong-22M
Construction
of two classrooms, GSSFujua- Laikom-22M
Construction
of a block of two classrooms, GS Ameng-21M
Construction
of a block of two classrooms, GS Asuh-21M
Construction
of a block of two classrooms, GS Nkom Nkom-21M
Construction
of toilet block, GS Fujua-3.5M
Construction
of toilet block, GS Achangne-3.5M
Renovation
of two classrooms, SAR/SM Fundong-4.9M
Renovation
of classrooms, GS Achangne-3.5M
Renovation
of classrooms, GS Nwakwaja-3.5M
Equipping
of classrooms with benches, GS Asuh-1.8M
Equipping
of classrooms with benches, GS Ameng-1.8M
Equipment
for office accommodation and teachers, two chairs and two tables, GS Asuh-250.000F
Equipment
for office accommodation and teachers, two chairs and two tables, GS
Ameng-250.000F
Equipping
of workshop with didactic material kits MACO, GTC Akeh-3M
Equipping
of two classrooms with benches, GSS Fujua-Laikom-1.8M
Equipping
of two classrooms with benches, GTTC Fundong-1.8M
Furnishing
of delivery unit, Fundong Urban Health Centre-8M
Furnishing
of Delivery unit, Aduk health centre-8M
Fundong
council support to Green City operation-10M
Fundong
Council craftmen, support to computerisation and registration-1M
Rehabilitation
of DO”s office residence Fundong-6M
Office
equipment to Divisional delegation MINEPAT-10M
Office
equipment to Divisional Delegation MINPMESSA-4.7M
Office
equipment Divisional delegation Basic Education-1M
Support
to local PIB follow-up committee-6M
Acquisition
of tittle land, MINEE Boyo-1.5M
Monitoring
financial performance of physical Investment projects for Basic Education-1.5M
Njinikom Subdivision
Inter
road rehabilitation-P24 (Njinikom-Catholic General Hospital-DO”s Office-P24
(2.4km) and Inter-P24 Wombong –Upstation(2.0km) -45M
Maintenance
of rural roads-27.7M
Construction
of MACO workshop, GTC Mbueni-25M
Furnishing
of delivery unit, Njinikom Integrated health centre-8M
Njinikom
council craftmen, support to computerisation and registration-1M
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