Local Governance : NASLA Graduates Last CEFAM Batch
The ceremony to pass out 148 students of cycle One and Two admitted in 2019 by the now ex-CEFAM marked the complete take-over by the 16-month-old NASLA.
The campus of the National School of Local Administration (NASLA) in Buea was recently in a festive mood to graduate the last batch of the CEFAM-admitted students. The Secretary General of the Ministry of Decentralisation and Local Development chaired the occasion.Lire aussi : Fight Against Secession : President Buhari Promises Nigeria’s Support
Of the 167 admitted in 2019, 148 successfully passed out certificated with Cycles One and Two diplomas. By their graduation, 2 July, 2021, they were declared fit to serve in any of the local, City and Regional Councils of Cameroon.Lire aussi : Cameroon-Nigeria : High Commissioner Presents Accreditation Papers
Local Governance : NASLA Graduates Last CEFAM Batch
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Limbe II Council : Fight Against Coronavirus Pandemic Revived
The Limbe II Municipality. For two days, January 7 and 8, 2021, the council embarked on
disinfecting all its public places. Bike parks, churches, community halls, Chief palaces, beaches and popular drinking spots were all disinfected. Anti-COVID-19 materials in the likes of soaps, hand sanitizers, detergent, Carmel water, face masks and large containers adapted with taps were handed to the population. Lire aussi : Interview: “There Is No Risk At Any Level”
In all the 12 villages that make up Limbe II Municipality with an estimated population of 45, 000, Chief Ndive Woka Ngale I, Mayor of Limbe II Council at each stop, sensitized the population on the dangers of