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GREAT SAM NWANJA'S FAREWELL THANKSGIVING CEREMONY

    Great Nwanja and wife, Mirabel  In the report of the National EXEC Meeting of Nov. 2015 in Buea, a number of government appointments involving NEXSANs were published among which Great Nwanja Samuel Tambe featured as Cultural Counsellor (Attaché) to the Cameroon High Commission in South Africa. It is now time for him to move to Nelson Mandela’s country, his new station. So he decided to offer a Thanksgiving Service to God before he left. This Thanksgiving service took place on Saturday 09 April 2016 in Ekondo-Titi, the Sub-Divisional Headquarters of his Bekora village in Ndian Division in the South West Region of Cameroon.      NEXSA responded to Nwanja’s invitation by sending a powerful 8-man delegation made up of the acting National President, the SG, and the PR No. II, the President of Kumba, Nwalipenja Agnes, Musongo Emmanuel, Simen Matthew, Fombele Victor and Ngute Sarah. The NEXSAN delegation would have been bigger than this but for last minute work demands that af

NEXSA JUST ADDED A NEW Ph.D IN ITS LIST OF GROWING Ph.Ds

     The acquisition of a terminal degree, Ph.D, is usually an academic journey less Prof. Gehrmann, Dr. Manjoh & Prof. Alembong travelled by many and to the few that have ventured on that very tedious and demanding academic journey, praise must be given to them and humility is expected of them, as well. This is a journey our sister, Dr. Mrs. Priscillia Musoh Manjoh dared, and successfully completed, and I have the singular pleasure to announce this great feat of hers and like one NEXSAN doctor once said, I AM GLAD YOU JOINED ME BECAUSE, IT WAS GETTING COLDER AND LONELIER UP HERE.      Dr. Priscillia M. Manjoh undertook her Doctorate in Philosophy from Humboldt University Berlin, Germany, where she successfully defended in front of a jury of five with Professor Susanne Gehrmann of Humboldt as her Supervisor and Professor Nol Alembong, Dean of Faculty of Arts, Buea University, as her Co-Supervisor. On a WhatsApp text message to me, the new doctor wrote, ‘Hi, I am very happ

Celebrating and Paying Tribute to a Great NEXSAN, Paul Che Elung

Paul Elung Che, Former General Manager of Cameroon’s Treasury Becomes CSPH GM (Business in Cameroon) – Paul Elung Che, 45, has been appointed General Manager of Cameroon’s Hydrocarbons Prices Stabilization Fund (CSPH). In a decree signed by President Paul Biya, late Friday April 26, 2013, the new GM of CSPH replaces Ibrahim Talba Mala appointed GM of Cameroon’s National Refinery, SONARA last February. Former General Manager of the Cameroon Treasury, Paul Elung Che was sacked on February 19, 2009 after one year in office. He was the pioneer General Manager (GM) of Treasury, Financial Cooperation and Monetary Affairs. After his dismissal, he remained in the corridors of the Ministry of Finance. Before now, Elung Che had been Paymaster-General for the Northwest Region and later occupied the same position in the Southwest Region for over six years. A graduate of Harvard University, in the USA with a Masters in financial management, Elung Che, after his first degree from the

NEXSA] Minutes of the National EXCO Meeting held in Tombel

By Dr. Balbina Ebong Minutes of the National EXCO Meeting held in Tombel on 16 th February 2013 The following agenda was adopted after presentation: 1. Prayers 2. Singing of the School Anthem 3. A word of welcome from the President 4. Reading of AGM Report 5. Branch Reports 6. Matters Arising from the Report / Other issues 7. Financial Statement 8. 2013 Prize-Award 9. Economic Venture (NEXACO) 10. Closing Remarks 11. Dinner The meeting which started at about 4pm with a timid attendance of 5members of the National EXCO commenced with prayers by Madam Ngeh Margaret, followed by the singing of the school anthem. The President wished everyone a warm welcome, acknowledging the presence of the Vice Principal and the Senior Discipline Master. He mentioned the fact that he has realised that some NEXSANS come into the Association for personal interests and when these interests are satisfied, they