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the Next Bishop Elect from our Succinct Analysis
The
race for the post of the Auxiliary Bishop Elect Post is on and hot in the
Bamenda Ecclesiastical Province. Just as the anxieties and emotions of Catholic
faithful in this part of the country are highly awakened.
So
too are analyst pricked, carried and why not tempted to quickly conjecture
while playing around with credible information that avails from various shades
of opinion holders around the Bamenda City and the church environs in
particular to lay the ground work or orient the church’s decision and if not
hasten the appointment even though it may not be the ruled out procedure for
selection.
The
appointment of his Lordship Bishop Agapitus Nfon to head the Kumba Diocese some
months ago has left the post of the Auxiliary Bishop Elect vacant and highly
“bargainable”.
We
don’t want to go into the polemics or procedure that surrounds appointment of a
Bishop but into the probability of who is ripe, apt, deserves to or should be
compensated is the interest of opinion holders through the analysis of this reporter.
High
numbers of opinion holders from our sampled survey in the Catholic Christian
community of the North West Region are strongly for the fact that it is time for
Rev. Fr John Ambe to not only be compensated but rewarded the post of auxiliary
Bishop Elect for haven’t been serviceable to the order humbly in varied
capacities. It should be noted that he has once been Rector of the St Thomas
Aquinas Major Seminary, of retired Bishop Lisengue’s class former Bishop of
Mamfe Diocese, has been the Education Sectary, Principal of St Bedes and Sacred
Heart College and is presently Parish Priest of St John Church. This loaded
religious life exchanging service CV to the church, won the admiration of the
population who advanced their opinions and even attested that before Bishop
Lisingue was appointed to Mamfe Diocese or immediately after, he was supposed also
to be recognized or late Rev. Fr. Mofor who died “empty handed”.
To
them, in the absence of Rev. Fr. Mofor, the only lone, old religious guru is
Rev. Fr John Ambe, who, if appointed will also cause the people of Tubah\Bafut main
host of the St Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary a branch of the Pontifical
University in Rome to be happy, to have a least had one of its sons appointed
to a key post in the catholic church. Not only that, the “rule” that
appointments can only be made or should come only from a particular village
would have been broken.
Another
most favored on the list is Rev. Fr Joseph Ngalim presently the Vicar general known
reputed for building churches around the Region. He also holds credit to a rich
religious life and career reasons why he has a chunk of admirers. As a “Known
reputed Church Builder” the multitude are in the opinion that he should be
entrusted the post of Auxiliary Bishop Elect to keep on building the house of
God, his fans or follows proclaim.
Rev.
Fr Bonaventure Ndong who is in England as a Fidel donor priest known as the
popular catholic gospel singer one time principal of St Bedes College and Paul
is the third choice of the people. “Young dynamic and influential in church
activities are words that best describe Father “Bondo” loved and cherished by
most.
Hear
them “Young just as Bishop Agapitus Nfon when he was appointed” those who buy
his side of favor advocate for his appointment. Saying, “it is not for nothing
that father Bondo left for England to enrich his priesthood life”.
The
present Rector of the St Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary Rev Father Waindim
Ignatius also stands in that role with Rev Father Augustine Ngwa the present
catholic Education sectary whose religious profiles has a lot to sail them
through in this symbolic religious appointment exercise.
Nothing
goes for nothing, the stakes are high, but the probability is there whether the
hand of appointment swings to which camp or direction. All the highly expectant
Christian community wants is justice and fairness in the selection, proposal
and appointment exercise of the highly waited new Auxiliary Bishop Elect which
has over due to their dislike.
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