Saturday, December 27, 2014

Free Scholarships at CERTIFIED INSTITUTE OF LOAN AND RISK MANAGEMENT OF CAMEROON (RC.BDA.2014B000095)


 Announces Direct Membership Admission

* FELLOW MEMBER (FCILRM)
Minimum degree/HND, LLB, BL with at least 20 years of work experience, OR fellowship award from recognized professional body and must be confirmed by the governing council of CILRM.

* SENIOR MEMBER (SCILRM)
Minimum degree/HND, LLB, BL with at least 12 years work experience, OR membership from a recognized professional body.

* FULL MEMBER (MCILRM)
Minimum degree/HND, LLB, BL with at least 9 years work experience, OR an equivalent certificate from a recognized professional body.
* ASSOCIATE MEMBER (ACILRM)
Minimum degree/HND, LLB, BL with at least 4 years work experience, OR an equivalent certificate from a recognized professional body.

* GRADUATE MEMBER (GCILRM)
Minimum degree/HND, LLB, BL with at least 1 year work experience.

* STUDENT MEMBER (SCILRM)
Undergraduates who upon successful completion of their academic program will undergo a proficiency capacity building course of the institute before introduction.

CORPORATE MEMBER (CCILRM)
Interested organizations desirous of collaborating with the institute or improving their employees career in loan and risk management practice will also benefit from various capacity building programs at a discount.

                                                 Benefits

 
  1. A new door for professionalism.
  2. Acquire skills and knowledge (via seminar, workshop, conferences, etc) in loan and risk management practice at a discount.
  3. Imbibe loan and risk management culture for effective translation into achievable targets.
  4. Using the institute’s membership designation after your name in all suitable occasions. i.e. Associate (ACILRM).
  5. Have advantages over others at job interviews/promotions.
  6. Become a consultant to organizations (You will be issued a practicing license).
  7. Free access to the institute library.
  8. Platform for networking among members, professionals and personalities.
Methods of Application
 Obtain a registration form from any of our Coordinators nation wide or from the National Secretariat. All completed form should be submitted with photocopies of credentials, 2 passports, CV and 5 000 FCFA pay directly to Institute Accounts: CADECI Microfinance Bank, Account Number: 072560CC nation wide.

Our Branches

 
BAMENDA (Head quarter)
Congress Hall Street, Opposite Camtel Building, Commercial Avenue, Bamenda, Cameroon    
Contacts:
Mr. AMBA GABRIEL     676 46 43 58
Mr. TAFAH LUCAS        677 42 65 05
Mr. RANDY                     676 38 73 99
 
DOUALA
Contacts:
Mr. ERIC NGONMI    
675 65 88 12
693 75 81 80
 
YAOUNDE
Contacts:
Mr. WILLIAM NDOUNMEN   
676 22 29 67

Business & Dev’t News: Bayo Adekunle Proprietor Optimistic Business College Receives three Grand Honours from Cameroonian Giant Institution

2014 Prosperity Icons Award from World Echoes Newspaper

Golden Award of Excellence from H.R Cameroon Peace Movement

Achievers Award from The African Dream Network
The first a Prestigious Global Press Award of Excellence dubbed 2014 Prosperity Icons Award from World Echoes Newspaper read nationally and internationally honouring Optimistic Business College as the Best Business College of the Year in Cameroon, the second an Achievers’ Award of Excellence from the African Dream Network, recognizing Optimistic Bayo Adekunle proprietor of College as an outstanding contributor in the promotion of professional Education in Cameroon and the third, a 2014 Golden Award of Excellence from the Cameroon Peace movement a Human Rights Organization accrediting Optimistic Bayo Adekunle with the first class Vocational Training and Higher Education promoter in Cameroon Honour.
All these attributions to Optimistic Business College in the year 2014 are for her outstanding performance in National Exams Scoring 100% in all options, performance in the domain of professional and vocational training through out the year in Cameroon.
Last year holds the institute and proprietor of the youngest but dynamic and very pragmatic professional Business College in Cameroon in great records and high esteem for quality service, industriousness and flexible academic orientation to boast entrepreneurship and private ventures in the country.
Optimistic Bayo from Nigeria, a no new name in the sector of Business management and administration is in Cameroon to relate changing times with changing frequencies to meet the goals of an emerging economy in the business sector as prescribed by the Head of State President Paul Biya.
With the help of Optimistic Business College, Cameroon will emerge by 2035 that is why the institute has decided to offer Cameroonians hundreds of free scholarship trainings in Micro Finance Management, loan and risk management, insurance, transport and logistic, information technology and computerized accounting not leaving out global orientations to sound education that meet industrial needs.
Optimistic Business College is situated and located in the North West Regional Camtel office beside Bamenda Congress hall second floor with branches all over Cameroon’s ten Regions

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Monday, December 15, 2014

“Montoh Mbeuh” Dr John David Arnold US Humanitarian on Stock Taking in Cameroon *Meets UBa for an MOU with PIMA Community College *Assesses 2012 Loan Scheme, Installs New BOD & Visits Financed Projects *Reveals Campaign action Plans & Intensions against Ebola in West Africa

Varyingly are the major axes that summarily details the four days charged program of “Montoh Mbeuh” Dr Arnolds visits to Cameroon making it for the third time with the benediction of his mother organization cum Foundation which has torched many lives and impacted several courses for change for well over 47 years in America, Arizona Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria and West Africa in general.
Her and his action that is the www.ppepinc.org Foundation (Portable Practical Educational Preparation Inc) whose primal goal is building a common future for all, has a wide range of activities that redefines standards in practical and vocational training, promotion of organic farming for healthy leaving, provision of sound education to the needy, environmental protection, promotion of cultural heritages and values, twinning, above all going beyond tribal and boundary lines to torch the lives of the needy socially through the conservation of natural resources and great forest reserves which are subjected to the adverse effects of man.
To ride home, the Legendary Icon “Montoh Mbeuh” Dr Arnold has done a lot for his Country and Cameroon in particular. On a first visit to Cameroon in 2011 crowned son of the Bambui Palace, the of service to humanity great figure who is code named by the Bambui people as social actor number one, donated corn mills to the expectant villagers, accorded them a loan scheme to promote basic and organic farming which by extension is helping to improve health, promote good standards, fight poverty and at the same time saving nature.
Three years after, Dr John David Arnold comes back for stock taking, reassessment and evaluation of project reports and activities of the taking care committees.
At the (BAWA) Bambui Water Authority office on the 15th of December 2014 where the stock taking exercise played host, Dr Arnold was hilariously welcomed by benefactors of the scheme and board members of the loan taking care committee headed by Bisah Charles, the village Council Chairman Ache Andrew, Angafor Valentine in the presence of the King of Bambui HRH Angafor II.
Stock taking meeting       
In the meeting, after the reading of the agenda and a welcome address that recognized the supreme gestures of Dr Arnold extending abundant gratitude to www.PPEPInc.org Foundation, Valentine Angafor for the BOD presented a statement of account which scored that since 2012 that the loan was created, she has granted financial assistance to twenty three farming groups, to the tune of 7.955.000, of this amount, 4.110.000 fcfa has been recovered representing 64% of the total amount due. On the other hand, he reiterated that an amount of 2.705.000 fcfa is not mature for repayment while the sum of 1.185.000 fcfa represents sums due but not yet paid.
Stressing further, he enumerated some of the major problems affecting the smooth running of the loan scheme which ranged from poor studies of projects, inability of prompt and timely repayments of loans, lack of permanent paid staff to do proper follow up and recovery, lack of proper education, community involvement, absence of business plans or collaterals, the need for training with the added opinions of Phillipe Ntehboh, Ma Ngonengue, Azuni Alfred who actively participated.
The Village Council Chairman and the Fon on their part scolding the practice of absenting from meetings assured “Montoh” that the outstanding loans will be recovered at all cost and accorded only to reliable loaners so that the scheme can be sustained. Also to that effect, monthly reports shall be sent to the Foundation.
On a sincere appeal, Ndifor Augustine new board chair pleaded on Dr Arnold to help link up the scheme with other model and exemplary loan schemes in Ghana and Nigeria so that their baby scheme can borrow expertise to better functions.
Dr Arnold reacting interposingly appraised the efforts of the BOD, cautioning them to review their actions and activities stating some of the terms guiding proper management of a loan scheme sitting major examples. By extension, he dished out a lesson on how Mother Nature that is the soil, the sea, the earth, the forest functions and what we must each do to sustain natural norms of nature, by not felling trees out rightly and not burning the soil. He also disclosed the foundations plans to embark on a massive campaign against the Ebola Virus in West Africa.
To end the ceremony with the installation of a newly put in place BOD headed by Augustine Ndifor, Assisted by Ma Ntooh Prudencia, with Toni Sebastian as Sectary, Angafor Valentine as accountant, Tobby the communication officer, field supervisors, Brigete Akemse, Gideon Atia, Paul Akaba, Mildred Mengie etc.
Later during the Day “Montoh Mbeuh” had the privilege of visiting the King of Bambui’s Fish Pond at Filieh, Azuni Alfred’s Tomatoes farm and Ache Andrews plantain plantation all financed projects by the loan scheme.
Moves to twin University of Bamenda, Buea, Business College & PPEP.Inc, PIMA community College Tucson Arizona USA Accomplished
Prior to the stock taking and evaluation exercise of the Bambui loan scheme, Dr John Arnold the Executive Director of PPEP Inc Foundation was granted an executive audience at the University of Bamenda with the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ndashaco seating for the Vice-Chancellor Prof Tafah Edokat, who expressed worm words of welcome to Dr Arrnold  for his third coming to the University and embraced in great satisfaction the idea of the University of Bamenda signing a memorandum of understanding with the PPEP.Inc, PIMA Community College in Tucscon Arizona when he made known the intention that the exercise will boast and promote vocational training, why not practical education through vegan farming.
Through the MOU actions will be corroborated by the two Universities to exchange skills and learning methodologies. Studies by correspondence and even scholarships will be awarded at the same time enabling students to exchange cultural values and heritage.
       
 Dr Arnold & Newly Installed BOD
Family Picture with Groups at the Stock Taking Ceremony

Dr Arnold & Dance Group

Dr Arnold & Prof Ndashaco of the University of Bamenda after Executive Discuss on how an MoA will be established with PIMA Community College Arizona

Dr Arnold & King of Bambui at his Fish Pond Project funded by Loan Scheme

Bee Hives part of the Project

Dr Arnold & King of Bambui at Alfred's Tomatoes Farm Loan Scheme project

Dr Arnold crossing to Project areas

Dr Arnold Resting after a days walk

Dr Arnold at Ache's Plantains Plantation

Inside the Plantation

Dr Arnold celebrates success story with dance groups


Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Bertin Kisob author of the News about his Death! Cameroonians must be Ware


The News about the death of Bertin Kisob President of the Cameroon Party for Social Justice that sprang wild over the Region and nationally has quikly been dispelled by a call directed to the said Kisob who answered alive and admitted being author of the news.
Varyingly, many when caught up by the news were of the opinion that the regime in place may be responsible for his death since he has always been a threat to them given his youthfulness and the varied devices he has been using to tupple their government with the aid of Boko Harams.
This Reporter ,witness to a last encounter and his last episod with the regime that granted him bail, quikly dispelled the atttribution of his death to government amongst colleague, only for a phone call to confirm that he is not death this morning 3rd Dec 2014.
The North West Administration quite aware of the situation are embarrassed of the Party Chairman’s action.

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Rosicrucian Ritual Act Uncovered in PCC at 47th Synod?

Has and was the subject of discussion at the 47th synod elective session
amongst  members of the Presbyterian order in Cameroon playing host at the Bamenda Church center Hall on the 25th of November 2014 raising many eye brows and rendering many a Christian perplex at the mention or the identification within church marriage rites of the PCC certain signs similar to that exercised in certain occult practices of the Rose Sur Croix. This greeting sign of the PCC during marriage encounters similar to that exercised and performed under the AMORC order was brought under scrutiny at the synod, and there was urgent need for it to be reviewed so that it does not bring conflict with esoteric practitioners or later misinterpreted by misguided individuals to run down the reputation of the church for selfish interest.
Besides the controversial marriage encounter greetings signs, the synod that was chaired by the out going moderator, Rt.Rev.Dr Asana Festus equally resolved that a PCC Education Fund be created to especially take care of the Cameroon Christian University CCU. In this light, each PCC Christian is to be taxed 2000FCFA annually for the Education Fund.
The Pro-Chancellor of CCU Dorothy Njeuma who threw more light on the education fund explained that the 2000 FRS education fund is separate from other church contributions Christians make. She regretted that although the PCC is a big institution, most of its educational institutions are ramshackle. Njeuma said the 3rd floor building at the permanent site of the CCU in Bali has already kick started “and we desperately need money to complete the first floor and put in use this January 2015” she said the University needs enough funds to recruit permanent staff and put in place infrastructures.
Observing that 2000FCFA per Christian is the minimum amount a Christian can give annually, the outgoing moderator said the PCC counts about 33 secondary schools and most of them are struggling because of the lack of funds. Above all it was also resolved that PCC Radio, Christian broadcasting service, be set up in Bamenda and a new Presbytery opened in upper Bakossi.

Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Sama L. Steve Cameroon Post Publisher’s Mortal Remains Finally Laid to Rest at the Balikumbat Catholic Church Cemetery on the 21st of November 2014.

The Press, the Licey’s & Sympathizers in Solitude, Pray the Lord Almighty to take Control of his Precious Soul as he remains our intercessor before his Holy Thrown, Amen Adieu Stevo! Roland