Sunday 19 June 2016

N.W. Movers and shakers join Director of Bamenda Regional Hospital to celebrate knighthood



On Saturday June 18 2016, every road in Bamenda led to Azam Hotel as the movers and shakers of the North West Region converged in the Banquet Hall of this hotel on Bali Road to join Dr, Kingue Thompson, the director of the Bamenda Regional Hospital in celebrating his recent reception of the Knight of National Order of Valour during the May 20th celebrations commemorating the National Day of Cameroon.

Rev. Dr. Festus Asana, the Moderator Emeritus of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon in his capacity as the Chairman of the occasion said the recognition of Dr. Kingue by the President of the Republic of Cameroon to give him that honour of the Knight of the Order of Valour was a result of long years of hard work on the part of the Medical Doctor. Referring to the time when Dr. Kingue Thompson was the Director of the Limbe Regional Hospital, the Right Reverend Dr. Asana Festus said while visiting the Limbe Regional Hospital at the time he noted the stamp of a disciplined director. He mentioned among other things the neatness of the hospital, the precise labeling system and the general organisation of the hospital. This spirit of hard work and discipline he said had certainly been moved to the Bamenda Regional Hospital with the transfer of Dr. Kingue Thompson to the North West Region.
Dr. Kingue Thompson, Director of the Bamenda Regional Hospital

The Secretary General at the North West Governor’s Office called on Dr. Kingue to double his efforts and accompany the Head of State President Paul Biya towards achieving his goal of emergence in 2035. He said the President of the Republic doesn’t necessarily chose only from among the bosses for the award of the medal of Knight for the Cameroon Order of Valour. The Director of the Bamenda Regional Hospital he said now belonged to a special class of Cameroonians valued for what they have put in.
Dr. Kingue Thompson on his part said he wished this medal was a cake that he could cut into bits and share to each and everyone present. He equally seized the opportunity to thank all the hospital workers who had collaborated with him to produce the results that had made it possible for him to receive such an award. He equally thanked all the religious whose prayers he said had contributed to the successful work at the Bamenda Regional Hospital. Thanking the contingent that had come up from Limbe, he went ahead to congratulate the media for the wonderful work they have been doing.
HRH Molive Mulungu Otto, Chief of Batoke and President of Limbe Chiefs’ Conference cum Public Relations Officer of Pan African Council of Traditional Authorities said “what I witnessed here today makes me feel proud for the Director of the Regional Hospital Bamenda Dr. Kingue Thompson. It shows that there are people we still have to rely on. What he has been doing was certainly being watched and I think the medal awarded to him by the Head of State is not a mistake. Dr. Kingue is somebody who has been working for quite a long time and in Limbe we saw how he changed the face of the Regional Hospital in Limbe. Now in Bamenda he is doing it so I think this is somebody who deserves an award. I seize this opportunity to tell my people that hard work pays and that those who are in services should do it whole heartedly so that they too may be awarded. I thank the Head of State through the Governor of the North West Region for choosing Dr. Kingue Thompson for such a prestigious award. That makes us the Fako people to feel proud.” 
HRH Chief Molive Mulungu Otto of Batoke

Equally present at the occasion were Makoge Ivo, the Inspector General at the NW Governor’s Office, the Attorney General of the Bamenda High Court, The Regional Delegate of Health for the North West Region, Colonel Agha Robinson, Commander of the 22nd Infantry Battalion and the erstwhile Government Delegate to the Bamenda City Council Albert Nde amongst many other guests. 

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