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Prof. Angwafor III Fru : Counting On Team Spirit To Succeed We shall work for the North West family to be one person again. We shall crusade for love, fraternity, solidarity for our communities to have their deserved peace. We stand by the emblems of the State. That sums up the message of the
President of the Pioneer Regional Assembly for the North West,
Prof. Angwafor III,
Fru Fobuzshi. The 65-year-old man emerged
President during the First Statutory Session of the North West Regional Assembly on December 22, 2020.Lire aussi : Nécrologie: André Tsala Messi est mort
The Prince of Mankon will chart the way forward for the new institution expected to deliver on the Special Status and help the sun to shine on the North West in good governance, development and prosperity. Prof. Angwafor III, Fru is a true son of the North West region with tried and tested leadership qualities.Lire aussi : Peacekeeping: Cameroon Presents Strides Thus Far
Archives Professor Angwafo III Fru Fobuzshi is the pioneer President of the North West Regional Council. The urologist who is Director-General of the Gynaeco-Obstetric and Pediatric Hospital in Yaoundé was voted Tuesday, December 22, 2020 by all 90 regional councilors.
Tuesday s session chaired by the oldest Regional Councilor, Fon Angwafo III Solomon Anyeghamotü Ndefru of Mankon saw the election of seven other bureau members, including the President of the House of Chiefs.
“You be me, Me be you, we be we,” Professor Angwafo said in his acceptance speech, urging the people of the North West Region to accompany them in developing the region.
North West Regional Assembly : First Statutory Session Produces Pioneer Team Leaders
Regional Councillors, House of Chiefs tasked to deliver on Special Status for a new North West.
It was a moment to celebrate the birth of a new era in the North West region with a pioneer
Regional Assembly to show. Traditional songs and dance were on duty with messages of hope inspired by
Regional Councillors and a
House of Chiefs expected to deliver for the identity, culture, development and prosperity of the region. It was the eldest member, 95-year-old
Fon Angwafor III of Mankon and the youngest,
Wendy Luma Lima who provisionally conducted the agenda which featured the verification of the quorum, presentation of letter convening the session, election of the