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09/09/2026

WE FEEL CHEATED — BUT WHO SHOULD WE BLAME?

As schools reopen across parts of Cameroon, serious questions are being raised about the situation in Ngie Subdivision.

If schools in some other parts of the South West Region have opened their doors to pupils and students, while learners in Ngie are still waiting, who is responsible for the delay?

In this report, attention is turning to the Divisional Officer for Ngie, the Lord Mayor of Andek Council, and their respective teams. But before pointing fingers, we must ask: What exactly is within their authority, and what is beyond it?

Are they responsible for the delayed resumption?
Did they receive clear directives, and were those directives implemented?
What measures were taken to prepare schools in Ngie?
And most importantly, were parents and the public adequately informed about the reasons for the situation?

But there is another question that concerns all of us:

WHERE IS YOUR OWN POSITION IN THIS FIGHT?

Are we simply complaining after the fact, or are we demanding answers from the authorities responsible?

Should parents remain silent?
Should teachers and school administrators speak out?
What role should traditional authorities, community leaders, elected officials and the population play?

This is not simply about blaming individuals. It is about accountability.

Our children have a right to education, and the people of Ngie have a right to know what is happening.

So, who should take the blame—and what is your own position in this fight?

ACTV NEWS — The Voice of the Continent.

08/09/2026

THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS AS SCHOOL RESUMPTION TAKES CENTRE STAGE

As schools across the country reopen their doors for a new academic year, questions surrounding preparedness, quality education, discipline, infrastructure and the welfare of learners remain at stake.

Who honoured what? What has changed? And what should parents and students expect this academic year?

We take you to the Patrick Foundation University Complex in Douala, where the school of excellence is stepping up its plans once again, with renewed emphasis on innovation, creativity, excellence and digitalisation.

Welcome to the establishment!

Stay with ACTV NEWS — The Voice of the Continent, as we bring you the atmosphere on the ground, speak with school authorities, teachers and students, and examine what this new academic year holds.

29/08/2026

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29/08/2026

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28/08/2026

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26/08/2026

25/08/2026

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25/08/2026

WHAT IS AT STAKE IN NGIE. Hon, Barr . Awutah Philip, mp momo west parliamentary Consentiency is in Ngie for training program on youth empowerment and innovation. What's at stake Honorable?

25/08/2026

Anji Anjie Constantine is on the program " WHAT'S AT STAKE!" ON ACTV

Questionnaire:

1. You are contesting for President of the Youth Wing. Beyond announcing your candidacy, what concrete evidence can you give the youth that you are genuinely prepared to lead?

2. As a journalist and media personality, how will you separate your responsibility to give fair information about all candidates from your personal interest as a candidate?

3. Some may argue that being both a candidate and someone involved in communicating election information gives you an advantage. How do you respond to that concern?

4. If elected, what is the one major problem facing Ngie youths that you would tackle first—and what exactly would you do differently from previous leadership?

5. Candidates often make attractive promises during elections. What specific programme can you realistically deliver within your first six months?

6. After the election, some candidates will win and others will lose. How will you unite the youth behind one leadership and prevent the election from creating divisions?

7. If you become president, who will hold you accountable, and what mechanism will you put in place to allow young people to question your leadership?

8.You are helping to bring information about all candidates to the public. In your view, what is the biggest information gap currently affecting voters?