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Revision as of 18:17, 6 March 2015
Ndumu Nji Vincent | |
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Government Delegate Bamenda City Council | |
Assumed office March 20, 2009 | |
President | Paul Biya |
Preceded by | Abel Ndeh Tadzong |
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Born | Bamenda, British Cameroons (now Cameroon) | 16 October 1960
Spouse | Hilda Ndumu Swiri |
Alma mater | University of Manchester |
Ndumu Nji Vincent born October 16, 1960, is a Cameroonian high ,who presently serves as Government Delegate to the Bamenda City Council.[1] He also doubles as CEO and Chairman of Swin Company Limited which build roads in the country. He also serves as President of the GCE Board Tender. He is married (Hilda Ndumu Swiri) and father of 4 children. Appointed by Presidential Decree, he has been government delegate since March 2, 2009, when he took over from Tadzong Abel Ndeh who had served for 16 years.[1] Before being in charge of this, he worked for the Ministry Of Public Works and in charge of weighing stations at the Prime minister's office. He at that time was a Technical Advisor(Conseiller Technique).
Widely regarded by many as the man who changed Bamenda, his no tolerance has lifted Bamenda from a city that was filled with containers to a city which is extremely beautiful. Bamenda which is commonly known as the "third city in Cameroon" after Douala and Yaounde has greatly been uplifted since his ascension to power. Credit is given from his many years as a seasoned civil engineer(from the University of Manchester)
References
- ^ a b Emmanuel F. Sanosi (2009-03-02). "Newly appointed Bamenda Government Delegate unveils priority action plan". L'Effort Camerounais. Retrieved 2012-05-13.