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 Colbert Factor: Get your knees off our children's education

The Colbert Factor:  Get your knees off our children's education When Muteff community in Fundong Subdivision of Boyo Division of the North West Region opted for school boycott in the 70s as part of the strategy to achieve autonomy from mainland Abuh, they knew it was after all just going to be only an ad hoc move, not a permanent one. That's why one year after, they were quick to take their knees off the necks of the hundreds of children who had forcefully been withdrawn from the main school in Abuh and allowed to continue schooling in Muteff, even as the struggle intensified. And that's definitely the reason why it is the children that went to school in Muteff at that time that are providing informed leadership and development initiatives to that emblematic community today. That, to the Muteff spirit, is the meaning of independence. Although the immediate cause of the brutal decision by Muteff parents to withdraw their children from CBC school Abuh was Abuh authorities...

Back2School: Hon. Naomi Donates to Students, Pupils and Communities

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Hon. Mbongyor Naomi Ngando, the Member of Parliament for Donga Mantung II  constituency (Ndu) has donated school items and farm and tools to students, pupils and farmers in Mbotih area( Ndu East). There was euphoria at Ntumbaw on Thursday August 18, 2022 when the delegation led by Hon. Naomi storm the ceremonial ground at GHS when the MP and her delegation arrived with parliamentary goodies.  500 school bags, 440 hoes, 7 cartoons of books, 5 cartoons of soap, cartons of pens, pencils, calculators and math sets are items that have been handed by the Member of Parliament for Ndu Honourable Mbongnyor Naomi Ngando to pupils/students and farmers of Ndu East. Present among other dignitaries to witnessing the transparent handing over exercise was HRH Fon Mohammed Nfor, His Royal Highness the Fon of Ntumbaw village.  Beneficiaries of Hon. Mbongyor Naomi Ngando's Parliamentary goodies came from Ntumbaw, Sehn, Mangu, Nseh Makop, Njirong, Ngulu, Ngvu, Ngarbuh, Sop villages as well a...