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Actualités of Sunday, 25 January 2015

Source: cameroon-info.net

Minister angry at corrupt public service workers

In a brief and particularly sober ceremony, the Minister of the public service has prescribed: punctuality, attendance, respect for hierarchy, welcome users and diligence in the processing of cases by 2015 for all collaborators.

The presentation ceremony of the new year wishes to the Minister of public service and Administrative reform Michel Ange Angouing, took place Friday, January 23, 2015 at the amphitheatre of ENAM.

The patron of the Cameroonian public service carried out the decoration of deserving officials and other servants of the State. In the aftermath, Michel Ange Angouing officially installed the recently appointed officials in his Ministerial Department.

Instead of a long speech as is tradition, the Minister of public service and administrative reform during a brief allocation of a quarter of an hour, prescribed to all his employees; attendance, punctuality, respect for hierarchy, and diligence in the processing of cases.

"I am very angry to see that despite all the efforts we are making to change things, there are people who continue to paddle against the current" hammered the Minister, before continuing: "yesterday, (Thursday, 22 January, 2015) I was meeting with officials of the Department around 9 pm when I was told that a lady was asking to meet me at any price.

"When I went to her, I noticed she was all emaciated, the young lady informed me that she was running behind her books for integration for several months, because an official of the Ministry of public service required money prior to treatment, and Michel Ange Angouing furious concluded: "we should condemn in the strongest terms such behaviours... I promise you that the perpetrator will be flushed out and severely punished.

However, to demonstrate his wrath, no wine of honor took place at the end of the ceremony, which closed around noon; at which the Minister of public service left the National School of Administration and Magistracy (ENAM).