Wamey Pancrasius Nyonufon: CATTU Divisional SG |
The Donga-Mantung branch of the
Cameroon Teachers’ Trade Union, CATTU, has vowed to break new grounds in the 2nd
phase of the Cameroon
teachers’ nationwide strike scheduled for April 28 to May 2, 2014. This was
recently during a strategy-planning enlarged Executive Committee meeting held
recently in Nkambe, presided by the Division’s Secretary, Wamey Pancrasius
Nyonufon.
In
evaluating the first lap of the strike that ran from17th to 22nd of
February, 2014, they said it scored a lower percentage of 60 because of poor
sensitization and the fact that most teachers did not know the real reasons
behind the strike. Members present then upheld the CATTU conference that took
place on the 14th of March, 2014. They said the conference was quite
informative and educative; and teachers who attended went home rich. And that
from that conference, many teachers are anxiously waiting for the forthcoming
strike.
In a bit to
fortify the union and sensitize colleagues the more especially on the next
strike action, members agreed to hold a Divisional General Assembly on Saturday
26th of April, 2014 in the Nkambe Community hall. Members of EXCO
were assigned to move to the various Sub-Divisions to ensure a wider
attendance. They said, during the general Assembly meeting, Sub-Divisional
bureau would be formed. It was also agreed that CATTU’s T-shirts, badges and
membership cards would be shared to members at the meeting.
The
Divisional Secretary, Wamey Pancrasius stressed that CATTU had long gone beyond
strikes, reason; the general assembly meeting of 26th April will
focus on examinations revision strategies and skills of passing examinations by
old-experience examiners and pedagogues. He also exposed that there shall be a
paper on the legal, social and academic implications of Examination fraud by a
big Legal mind around. All of this target on the grounds that they are getting
towards national examination period. An EXCO meeting to better prepare for the
meeting comes up on Saturday, 12th April,2014
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