Felix Nguele Nguele leaves Mezam with a smile

South Governor and immediate past Senior Divisional Officer SDO for Mezam has demonstrated and uncommon sense of satisfaction as he leaves the Division. Felix Nguele Nguele showed no signs of discomfort with any of the local administrative and political authorities he worked with.

Then the three Mayors of Bamenda I. II, and III look on (picture above) to their former supervisor and now governor with admiration. Both parties share a common thing; smiles. From their faces everything is cordial and an indication that they worked well. They all constitute the indirect representation of the Bamenda people.

They have shown unprecedented satisfaction with their former boss who Mayor Fongu Cletus of Bamenda III considers a guardian councilor. They were all in Ebolowa to .witness his commissioning into his new function and this Wednesday, April 27, 2016, he comes to say goodbye.

This simple gesture tells many things including a sign of satisfaction which breeds happiness and fulfillment.

According to the Government delegate to the Bamenda City Council, Bamenda is no longer that city where Heroes come to die but rather a city from where heroes are made. Vincent Ndumu Nji is categorical when he states that Nguele Nguele is one of the heroes made from the Bamenda.

The senior administrative officer who leaves Bamenda for the South Region of the Country as Governor has been described by his former boss and now colleague of the North West Lele L’Afrique Tchoffo Deben as a man who worked for the Cameroonian people and the state without reservation reason why the President of the Republic conferred him the mantle of leadership at the helm of a Region.

Reporters in Bamenda say Nguele Nguele was open to the Press, Academicians say he was bilingual, politicians say he was apolitical, traditional rulers say he is a peace maker and the ordinary Bamenda man things he was sociable; acts he perfected when came for his hand over ceremony as he shared the dinning with SDF’s National Chairman John Fru Ndi on the eve of the event.

His strengths which seem to have overshadowed his weaknesses gave him reasons to smile as he was thrown flowers by everyone during the handover.