Hon. Rose Abunaw: Symbol of Hard Work

Hon. Rose Abunaw is CPDM Member of Parliament for Manyu in the Southwest region. Her rise to fame in the field of politics can easily be justified by the statement that life is a journey. In fact, John Bungam’s pilgrim progress is a classical expression of this truth that clearly portrays her as a political genius. To start with, she is a multi talented woman and describing her as a genius is to use one of the weakest dictions to illustrate a genius. She is smart and has the thoroughness that is hard to come by.  Anyone who comes across her for the first time is attracted by her cultured manners which have made her a career politician.
She is always exceptional everywhere she goes. She started her political progress in the UNDP party where she got her first ticket to Parliament. Pregnant with political maturity and strategies, her desire to express her political ideas freely and pragmatically made her to move to the CPDM party from the UNDP. Prophets of doom who were quick to predict her down-fall but were shocked when she trashed canned her opponents’ majority of them men to emerge victorious in her new garment. It is that mastery in grassroot politics and doing little things that matter in a common way that has raised her to be cherished by all and sundry in Manyu. She later became the 3rd Vice President at the National Assembly and a pragmatic climate change campaigner. To understand that she has the God given magnet that attracts people and that she is a career politician, meet her in the field and you would agree with me that she is a celebrity.
While she has been transforming lives through micro projects, and doing the same like Mother Teresa, Hon. Mafor Rose Abunaw is also an advocate against female genital mutilation. She has always been apt to stand up against people in society that keep others in abject poverty for the sake of a few who have wealth and power. To her, the door of success only opens those who value hard work. Hon. Rose Abunaw is on record for having opened the road that links Batibo to Manyu, reasons why where she is succeeding some men have tried and failed woefully.

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Anonymous said…
Hon. Rose Abunaw is notorious for her gross misuse of micro project funds. While this paid ngombo journalist failed to list just a single project Rose has accomplished, he shows complete IGNORANCE by stating that she is brain behind tarring of Batibo - Mamfe road. It is sponsored by the Africa Development Bank, please.
March 18, 2012 at 3:36 AM
cameroonlatest.blogspot.com said…
We are basically looking at women who are doing extraordinary things. For your information, there is a committee that follows up the use of microprject money and for your information we are talking of the road linking Kugwe to Upper Banyang and not Batibo. Could you show me one MP who has used microproject money to construct a road? I DOUBT you and believe you should be one of her political adversary.
March 18, 2012 at 12:13 PM
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