ANNOUNCEMENT: NDIAN ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT FORUM 14-14 DEC 2014. The Oroko People would like to wish the Oroko USA a successul Convention and for the resolutions be in favour of the entire Oroko. Today, we have finally come to a conclussion after a brief but focused meeting with Sese Atabong Albert Motale and Sese Nanje Jackson on the Ndian Economic and Development Forum which will bring to rest the many doubts, unanswered questions and blames on Ndian and her people. As you are all aware, this planning started over a year ago in 2013 with series of meetings to adress the burning and pressing issues of Oroko People and Ndian in particular which most of you have commented on this forum, however we thank God today a kick off message is reaching you for immediate start of rehearsals. The Ndian sons and daughters World Wide are invited to converge in Mundemba between Thursday 14 - Sunday 17 December 2014 to decide the faith of this great Ndian Division as an effort to join hands with the Government of Cameroon national strategy to promote Economic Development, Social integration, Curbing Unemployment, Promoting Peace and Security, and to strengthening the Civil Society and Private Sector in that part of the country. Inorder to sharpen the edges of this important event and smoothly facilitate arrangements of contributions and participation, the event will be organized in partnership with the Secretariat of Federation of Environment and Ecological Diversity for Agricultural Revampment and Human Rights, a Cameroon based Non-Profit Organization in Special Consultation to the United Nations Economic Council, headed by an Oroko son (myself) In the days ahead you will receive further Information related to this communique and would appreciate your comments where necessary as the program and details of the event unfolds. Arrangements and any Statements to this communique remains the property of the Oroko People and all rights reserved. Thank you all. Tcharbuahbokengo NFINN
Posted on: Fri, 15 Aug 2014 01:00:34 +0000
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