Curled from Lebialem Portal [Ed. note] Education and Development: FuaNdem Nchoh’alah aka Fr Vincent Lockhart hands modern schools to Lebialem ( Save as .pdf ) | |||||
Lebialem division can now boast of some of the most modern schools constructed in the South West Province of Cameroon. This was a special mission of Scottish born Catholic clergy, Fr Vincent Lockhart during his less than one year recent stay in HRM Fon Asongna II of Foto confers title of FuaNdem to fr Vincent Fuankengacha-retired Catholic teacher cut the FuanNdem Nchoh 'alah also received the assistance of Catholic Aid for Overseas Development of England and Wales (CAFOD), to the tune of £10.000 approximately FCFA 9 million which was used in the construction of classrooms in Nkongle. The Scottish International Aid Fund also gave £10.000.
About the impact of his work this is what FuaNdem Nchoh'alah, writes "The impact of these new schools will be enormous in the lives of the children and because of that the people expressed their gratitude to the parishioners of St. Monica's, Kirkwood Credit Union and to all those friends who very generously contributed the funding for these projects." In a chat with the new Parish Priest of Saint John the Evangelist parish Fotabong, Fr Manfred Ejong Nokwe, he described the work of FuaNdem Ncoh'alah as wonderful. Veteran teacher Mr Ajong Nkangu Gabriel aka Nkemndem said he lacks words to describe that Focolare priest ad Fr Vincent in particular are doing for the people of Lebialem. Most of the schools constructed were in areas where previous buildings were seriously damaged by hurricane which hit Njenawung, Nkongle, Foto and some other areas in April 2007. In Nkongle for example, everything was destroyed. This had earlier been reported by LEBIALEMPORTAL in Lebialem.com following the appeal of the then Catholic Education Secretary for Lebialem Area and current Principal of Seat of Wisdom College, Fr Darryl D'Souza.
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008
The real Story behind the construction of new Schools in Lebialem
Monday, 7 July 2008
Incredible Pictures of New Catholic school Ndungated
[Ed Note. The original content of this photos, and accompanying feedback pertains to saintmonica.org.uk, thus copyright as well.
Enjoy! Amin George Forji]
This is the new school at Foto Ndungated which was inaugurated on the 29th May 2008. The funds for building the school and for bulldozing the field were provided from a number of sources - among which was from money given by St. Monica's, Coatbridge.
His Majesty, Fon Foto Asongna II
cuts the ribbon to formally open the new school at one of the entrance arches
The school choir sang the national anthem and some welcome songs.
The girl who is second from the left pinched her Mum's shoes for the occasion. (see picture above)
Procession to the school buildings.
The builder, Prince Julius Foto, is to the left of Fr. Vincent.(See photo above)
A total surprise for everyone, especially Fr. Vincent, was when the Fon took him into one of the classrooms and dressed him in royal robes. The Fon then announced that he was making Fr. Vincent a chief with the name FuaNdem which means: The Chief of God. (see photo above)
Enjoy! Amin George Forji]
This is the new school at Foto Ndungated which was inaugurated on the 29th May 2008. The funds for building the school and for bulldozing the field were provided from a number of sources - among which was from money given by St. Monica's, Coatbridge.
His Majesty, Fon Foto Asongna II
cuts the ribbon to formally open the new school at one of the entrance arches
The school choir sang the national anthem and some welcome songs.
The girl who is second from the left pinched her Mum's shoes for the occasion. (see picture above)
Procession to the school buildings.
The builder, Prince Julius Foto, is to the left of Fr. Vincent.(See photo above)
A total surprise for everyone, especially Fr. Vincent, was when the Fon took him into one of the classrooms and dressed him in royal robes. The Fon then announced that he was making Fr. Vincent a chief with the name FuaNdem which means: The Chief of God. (see photo above)
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