Author: ultimatemedia

The Bangem-Nguti road construction project represents significant infrastructure investment that will ripple through local and divisional economies.  The local communities of the Nguti sub division and Kupe Muanenguba at large have to take advantage of the economic boost that this road infrastructure is about to bring in the division. The economic implications will extend far beyond the immediate construction phase, creating lasting changes in the divisional development patterns and economic opportunities for our people, On the immediate effects though, we are expecting to see an immediate surge in local employment opportunities. It would be nice to see our youths with…

Samelle Calister Mejane epse Ngeme, a teacher working at the Divisional Delegation of Basic Education, Kupe Muanenguba, has used her personal story to inspire women to triumph. She told The Ultimate that crafting visions and dreams catalyzes her to a fulfilled future. Mejane said as a peasant child from a peasant home, her vision was to be a teacher in the future. “Though  I was hindered financially, I didn’t turn my eyes from my vision. I walked to fulfill my visin through hardwork, resilence, good morals, the love of God and humanity.” She disclosed. The teacher recounted vividly how as…

Blasius Ngome, former Director of Communication and Public Relations at the National Refining Company, SONARA, , has successfully defended his Ph.D thesis in Corporate Communication from the University of Douala. The public defense took place on April 16, 2025 at the University of Douala on, “Communication Trends in Corporate Social Responsibility (CRS) by mobile telephone companies in Cameroon and Outcomes.” Facing a six man jury for seven hours, Ngome disclosed that mobile telephone companies like Orange Cameroon, MTN  Cameroon, CAMTEL and NEXTEL are not communicating enough on newspapers and on their websites. He argued that these companies have limited themselves…

The South West Chiefs Conference, SWECC has launched preparatory activities ahead of the second edition of the South West Cultural Festival built for December 12 to 14, 2025 in Buea under the theme, “Showcasing Cultural Identity and Consolidating  Peace and Entrepreneurial Consciousness.” This was revealed at a press conference on April 12, 2025 at SWECC’s secretariat in Buea. Addressing pressmen at the event, the President of the Chiefs’ Conference, HRM Chief Dr. Mokube John Ahmadou disclosed that the cultural jamboree is aimed at bringing peace and empower South Westerners with entrepreneurial skills. “We want our people to be self-reliant and…

In a bid to transform the town into a cleaner and more sustainable environment, the Clean Cities Contest has been making waves in Bangem. The initiative, which aims to promote environmental awareness and community engagement, has already shown promising results, with residents and local authorities working together to beautify the town and improve its infrastructure. Since the Clean Cities Contest was launched in Kupe Muanenguba, K/M on March 20, 2025 by the Divisional Delegate of Housing and Urban Development, MINHDU, K/M, Orock Takang Ewube, residents have been engaged in gathering plastic bottles and wastes. In collaboration with the Bangem Council,…

Ahead of the celebration of World Press Freedom Day on May 3, 2025, the Cameroon Association of English Speaking Journalists, CAMASEJ Bangem Chapter has programmed a workshop to empower journalists with journalism ethics and best practices. This was part of resolutions of a preparatory meeting that took place on April 4, 2025 in Bangem. Speaking during the meeting that held at Street One Bangem, the Divisional Delegate of Commu nication, Kupe Muanenguba, Dr. Olive Ejang Tebug lauded journalists for the initiative of coming together under the banner of CAMASEJ. She said once journalists work in solidarity, they can promote diversity…

The 1991 alumni of Government Bilingual High School, GBHS Bangem, has empowered students with examination techniques, donating equipment to boost their performance. The symposium was organized on the campus of GBHS Bangem, April 4, 2025 as  part of their General Assembly meeting in Bangem. Speaking at the ceremony, the national President of the 1991 alumni, Dr. Nzille Nicodemus Elumba thanked the principal, Nkwelle Cletus for opening his doors to them. He said as ex-students, they have come to give back to the school that groomed them to be great men and women, as their own way of promoting excellence amongst…

TERFEL Foundation has empowered over twenty five single mothers of Etam village, Tombel Sub Division, Kupe Muanenguba on mental and emotional wellbeing. The one-day workshop took place recently at Etam under the theme, “Mums on the Rise: Unlocking Potentials, Unleashing Possibilities.” Some of the modules handles in the workshop include; Identification of single mothers and the significance of empowering single mothers, challenges faced by 21st century single mothers and raising 21st century children, strategies to overcome the challenges, group discussions and sharing of individual experiences. At the end of the training, the empowered single mums pledged to be good and…

Muslims in Bangem Sub Division, Kupe Muanenguba Division, South West Region, have ended 30 days fasting and prayers of Ramadan with Eid al-Fitr festivities within the town. Eid al-Fitr was celebrated on March 31, 2025 at Government Practicing School Field Bangem, beginning  with prayers coordinated by the Imam of Melong, Moungo Division, Ousmanou Youssoufou. Speaking to The Ultimate at the end of the prayer session, the Imam said after coming to the end of the Islamic holy month of fasting, they have come to celebrate. He said as they celebrate Eid, they gathered for a special prayer known as Salat…

Bayang Mbo Wildlife Sanctuary, BMWS has empowered youths  of Tangang Village and neighboring chiefdoms, Nguti Sub Division, Kupe Muanenguba Division, South West, on the conservation of pangolins. This was in commemoration of World Pangolin Day 2025 organized by the Sanctuary in Tangang village, March 27, 2025 under the theme, “Youth Legacy for Pangolin Conservation.” Speaking at the ceremony, the Conservator of the Sanctuary, Yves Nathan Mekombom called on the population to support conservation efforts of the park service. He said their focus is on youths because, this year’s theme highlights the importance of engaging and empowering young people in pangolin…