In the wake of the release of conditions guiding the re-organisational
exercise within the ruling CPDM Party, Hon. Fritz Ngeka Etoke, MP for Fako East
Constituency has declared his intention to aspire for the coveted post of
Section President for Fako East Constituency. He was speaking on Tuesday August
25 at the Government Bilingual High School Mutengene in an occasion organised
to hand over didactic materials to schools as part of his contribution towards
preparation for the 2015-2016 Academic year.
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| Hon. Fritz Ngeka Etoke |
Earlier on, the Member of Parliament handed over the
rehabilitated Dipanda Bridge still within the Tiko Municipality. “The worth of
all these computer sets to some institutions accompanied by their writing
materials should be about 9 million FCFA, that is the bridge and all the
donations here. The aim is to help with school needs and to encourage these
government establishments. We supported the police and the Gendarmes in their
fight against general insecurity in the nation” the MP said.
The MP further said since he became MP he had been carrying
out many activities. Explaining that his direct intentions were not politically
motivated he said the donated books were done out of the country sometime ago
but couldn’t be donated during Christmas when they were not needed. His
decision to aspire for the post of section president he said was simply because
it was the desire of his militants. “ I will however use this opportunity since
you have asked me to state that my militants have asked me to stand as Section
President and there is no way I can say no to my militants. It is because of
them that I am Member of Parliament today and I intend to continue serving my
people right to the last moment” he explained.
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| Macaulay Joseph Musinga, Principal GBHS, Mutengene |
Macaulay Joseph Musinga, the Principal of GBHS Mutengene, the
school that hosted the occasion expressed his gratitude in glowing terms.
“Through the efforts of the Honourable Member of Parliament Fritz Ngeka Etoke,
we have received a lot of help. Last year he gave us scholarships close to the
tune of 500.000 FCFA to fifteen under privileged and deserving students. This
year he has added eight students to what he did last year bringing the number
to 23. What he has done in my institution is going to act as a booster to the
students who have benefitted.”
One of the beneficiaries, Chief Musenja Peter Epie of Upper
Muea cum Inspector of Basic Education in Muyuka Sub Division said most of the items
which had been presented to the Basic Education Family in Muyuka Sub Division
were needed items like the computer. This He said these came in handy as a lot is
spent on documents such as periodic reports to hierarchy.
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| Chief Musenja Peter Epie, Basic Education Inspector, Muyuka |
“This gesture by the
Parliamentarian to give us a computer will go a long way to relief our
suffering. The other didactic material like card board paper, pencils, chalk,
erasers and realms of papers will ease the work of the inspector especially as
it comes two weeks to resumption. It is so timely and will touch not only the
inspector but the teachers, the people and the pupils”.
The Gengarme official
Taku Valery, speaking on behalf of his establishment said “this is the first
time I saw such a gesture like this directed towards the gendarmes. Equipments
like this will help us in our services because we have have so many case files
and reports to make. He has really proved that he wants us to work with what he
has given us.”
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| Beneficiaries and some Traditional Authorities |
Meantime, Maitre Ngome George, the Registrar in Chief of the Court
of First Instance in Muyuka said he lacked words to appreciate the efforts of
this young parliamentarian. He said “a lesson should be learned from what this
representative of the people has done here today. The two components of the
court received two computers and two realms of papers. We intend to put them to
judicious use. We know Government effort can never be enough and when a young
individual elected by the people decides to come in and help then we should be
grateful.”
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