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2018 FIFA Player Of The Year: Here is the Full List Nominees

Four Premier League stars, Harry Kane, Eden Hazard, Kevin De Bruyne and Mohamed Salah, as well as their Spanish and French counterparts, are on the ten-name shortlist for The Best Fifa Men's Player 2018 award.

 

FIFA's #TheBest trophy

 

FIFA has today, revealed the shortlisted candidates for four of the individual trophies, which will be presented at The Best FIFA Football Awards ceremony in London on 24 September 2018.

 The announcement comes fresh following a spectacular 2018 FIFA World Cup, where football’s finest showcased their immense passion and unrivalled skill across Russia in the race to be crowned 'The Best'.

 Ten candidates in each of the following four categories have been named:

 

The Best FIFA Men’s Player:

 

1. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal/Real Madrid CF/Juventus FC)

 

2. Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium/Manchester City FC)

 

3. Antoine Griezmann (France/Atlético Madrid)

 

4. Eden Hazard (Belgium/Chelsea FC)

 

5. Harry Kane (England/Tottenham Hotspur FC)

 

6. Kylian Mbappé (France/Paris Saint-Germain FC)

 

7. Lionel Messi (Argentina/FC Barcelona)

 

8. Luka Modric (Croatia/Real Madrid CF)

 

9. Mohamed Salah (Egypt/Liverpool FC)

 

10. Raphaël Varane (France/Real Madrid CF).

 

The Best FIFA Women’s Player:

 

1. Lucy Bronze (England/Olympique Lyonnais)

 

2. Pernille Harder (Denmark/VfL Wolfsburg)

 

3. Ada Hegerberg (Norway/Olympique Lyonnais)

 

4. Amandine Henry (France/Olympique Lyonnais)

 

5. Samantha Kerr (Australia/Sky Blue FC/Perth Glory FC/Chicago Red Stars)

 

6. Saki Kumagai (Japan/Olympique Lyonnais)

 

7. Dzsenifer Marozsán (Germany/ Olympique Lyonnais)

 

8. Marta (Brazil/Orlando Pride)

 

9. Megan Rapinoe (USA/Seattle Reign FC)

 

10. Wendie Renard (France/Olympique Lyonnais).

 

The Best FIFA Men’s Coach:

 

1. Massimiliano Allegri (Italy/Juventus FC)

 

2. Stanislav Cherchesov (Russia/Russian national team)

 

3. Zlatko Dalic (Croatia/Croatian national team)

 

4. Didier Deschamps (France/France national team)

 

5. Pep Guardiola (Spain/Manchester City FC)

 

6. Jürgen Klopp (Germany/Liverpool FC)

 

7. Roberto Martínez (Spain/Belgian national team)

 

8. Diego Simeone (Argentina/Atlético Madrid)

 

9. Gareth Southgate (England/English national team)

 

10. Ernesto Valverde (Spain/FC Barcelona); Zinédine Zidane (France/Real Madrid CF).

 

The Best FIFA Women’s Coach:

 

1. Emma Hayes (England/Chelsea Ladies FC)

 

2. Stephan Lerch (Germany/VfL Wolfsburg)

 

3. Mark Parsons (England/Portland Thorns FC)

 

4. Reynald Pedros (France/Olympique Lyonnais)

 

5. Alen Stajcic (Australia/Australian national team)

 

6. Asako Takakura (Japan/Japanese national team)

 

7. Vadão (Brazil/Brazilian national team)

 

8. Jorge Vilda (Spain/Spanish national team)

 

9. Martina Voss-Tecklenburg (Germany/Swiss national team)

 

10. Sarina Wiegman (Netherlands/Dutch national team).

 

FIFA will announce the final lists of the three nominees for each of the four categories listed above in early September.

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Euphoria at Nsimalen Airport as Hon. Dr. Awudu Mbaya Returns Home with PhD #PhotoNews

There was singing and dancing at the Nsimalen airport today July 24, 2018 as the Wimbum community in Yaounde welcomed back home one of their illustrious sons, Hon. Dr. Awudu Mbaya who was conferred PhD title by the Common Wealth University of London. Present at the Nsimalen airport to grease the homecoming were the Njuh dance group, Bonchupti, and the Mbaya dance.  

Hon. Awudu Mbaya, who is Executive President of Pan African Parliamentarians Network on Climate Change cum CEO of CAMITEX was, conferred an Honoris causa in Business Sciences on July 19, 2018 by the university committee of the Commonwealth University of London in Dubai (Arab Emirates) as per the tradition which is to organize the ceremony in any of the Commonwealth member country. Worthy to note that Hon. Awudu Mbaya now Hon. Dr. Awudu Mbaya Cyprien was conferred the title after he submitted a dissertation title;

Initiation to Business: A Practical Guide based on the Life Experience of Cyprien Awudu Mbaya.  Besides that, the Commonwealth University of London also took into consideration his other Diplomas as well as his management skills of CAMITEX since creation in 1974 and above all his several publications, extracts, submissions and contributions at ACP-EU for 16 years and Climate Change summits from Kyoto to Copenhagen and Paris, and 21 years work as a Parliamentarian. The Eye is aware that Commonwealth University of London looked into achievements how Hon. Awudu’s achievements will inspire many students, and the dexterity with which he worked extremely hard to achieve a great deal as a businessman and climate change campaigner, peace ambassador and politician.

 

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2018 GCE Results Record Marked Improvement

The Minister of Secondary Education has issued a Communique to make public the results of the results of the Cameroon General Certificate of Education, 2018 GCE.  
 According to the communique, GCE Ordinary Level recorded a marked of improvement scoring 50% while the GCE Advanced Level moved up to 67 per cent success as compared to previous results. Advanced level technical stands at 73 percent while Ordinary level technical stands at 58 percent

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2018 GCE Results Released

The 2018 results of the Cameroon General Certificate of Education, GCE has been released by the board. Information circulation of the social media say Cameroon GCE Board has released the results of last June 2018 session. According to the reports, GCE Ordinary Level recorded a better performance scoring 50% . On the other hand, the GCE Advanced Level also registered a great leap of 67 percent success as compared to previous results. Advanced level technical stands at 73 percent while Ordinary level technical stands at 58 percent
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Presidential 2018: Group of 20 Opposition Political Parties Endorse Paul Biya

Jean de Dieu Momo's PADDEC, Fritz Pierre Ngo's Ecological Movement, Joachim Tabi Owono's AMEC, Isaac Feuzeu's MERCI, Tita Fon Samuel's CPP or Benz Enow Bate's CDP who opposed President Paul Biya in previous presidential elections have decided to endorse his candidature in the upcoming October 7, 2018 Presidential election. In all, 20 leaders of the opposition met at the Hilton Hotel in Yaounde last Friday July 20, 2018 to endorse Paul Biya, candidate of the ruling Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement-CPDM.

Amongst them was Isaac Feuzeu of the MERCI party who equally submitted his candidacy at Elecam to run for the elections scheduled for October 7.

Also present were Bapooh Lipot of the UPC and Samuel Fon of CPP who were all recognised by the Minister of Territorial Administration, Atanga Nji, days ago as official representatives of their political parties.

In a joint declaration which was read in French and English by Bapooh(UPC)and Benz Enow(CDP), the group of 20 gave reasons why they have decided to endorse and rally behind the candidate of the CPDM. “Since the Presidential elections of 2011, some members of our group requested the putting in place of a dynamic framework for change to take place in the political arena in Cameroon....Our proposal for a single opposition candidate met resistance from those who think that they are strong and can win the presidential election single-handedly”.

To them, majority of the leaders in the opposition prefer to showcase the kind of “One Man Show” and that they only wake up from slumber on the eve of elections. Harping of the ineffectiveness of the opposition, the group of 20 painted their colleagues as an opposition that lacks organizational skills.  To them the opposition in Cameroon can only be dreaming of change given that its handicapped by many factors such as the “lack of organization of the opposition parties, the egoism of some of its leaders, the inflated ego of pretenders to the presidential seat who are all in a logic of ME OR NOBODY, the lack of a credible manifesto, and lack of means”.

After presenting a myriad of some shortcomings of the opposition parties, the group of 20 declared that “We the leaders, of the opposition parties united under the “Group of 20” have decided to give our total and unconditional support to the candidature of H.E President Paul Biya for the 7 October, 2018 Presidential election”.

To the Group of 20, Paul Biya merits the support of all Cameroonians of goodwill reasons why they unconditionally support the re-election of President Paul Biya.

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Presidential Election: 28 Contenders for Cameroon Top Job

Elections Cameroon (ELECAM) has made public the names of 28 candidates, who have submitted their files to contest for Cameroon’s top job, come October 7, 2018. Reports say the final list of candidates will be made public by August 8, 2018.

The Old Guards

However, statistics show that the main political parties that participated in 2011 are back in game. Incumbent President Paul Biya of the ruling Cameroon Peoples Democratic Movement (CPDM) is vying for another term, while the leading parliamentary opposition party, the Social Democratic Front (SDF), has changed its candidate to put forth its 1st vice-president, Osih Joshua.

The Cameroon Democratic Union (CDU) which will once again be led by its president, Adamou Ndam Njoya, and the Alliance for Democratic Development (ADD) of former Minister, Garga Haman Adji.

Newcomers

Maurice Kamto, national President of Cameroon’s Renaissance Movement (MRC), and Akere Muna the former president of the National Bar Association, who is running under the banner of the Democratic Popular Front (FPD) as well as Cabral Libii have also submitted their documents for the top job.
Other candidates include; Habiba Issa (UPC), Isaac Feuzeu (MERCI), Olivie Bile (UFP) and Bertin Kisob (CPSJ).  For the first time, Cameron recorded a great number of independent candidates. 
Independent candidates 
Zeh Amvene Geneviève, Gabanmidanba Rigobert, Barin Koula Edouard, Etonde Etonde Jean Patrice et Boboro Kekomo, Choupo Kangaing Herve submitted their documents as independent candidates. 
By next week, those who thought they could compete for Cameroon top job the way they get up in the morning to walk freely into the bathroom or dinning room will see their documents rejected by the Elections Cameroon for this or that reason.  

 



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