With the upcoming academic year fast approaching, a beacon of hope illuminated the Mutengene community. Mola Paul Kombe Etoke—a Senior Notable of the Mutengene 2nd Class Chiefdom—spearheaded the impactful “Me Na You” humanitarian drive, distributing essential didactic materials to 1,000 pupils and students at the iconic Brasseries Club in Mutengene, Tiko Subdivision.
The electric atmosphere inside the venue mirrored the profound sense of relief shared by parents, traditional leaders, and youth delegates from across the municipality. In a region where economic hurdles often burden families preparing for school reopening, the “Me Na You” initiative stepped up to bridge the gap, placing exercise books, pens, rulers, and fundamental learning kits directly into the hands of those who need them most.
Key Highlights of the “Me Na You” Outreach
– Broad Reach: Over 1,000 beneficiaries across primary and secondary schools in the Tiko Subdivision received tailor-made academic support kits.
– Community Leadership: Traditional authorities, local council representatives, and youth leaders rallied together, demonstrating unity under Mola Paul Kombe Etoke’s visionary leadership.
– Empowering Families: The donation significantly reduced the back-to-school financial strain on hundreds of low-income households throughout Mutengene and neighboring quarters.
By turning local solidarity into tangible support, Mola Paul Kombe Etoke has once again reinforced the vital role traditional elites play in grassroots development. The “Me Na You” initiative stands as a powerful testament that when leaders invest in youth education, they do not merely distribute books—they build the future of the entire municipality.
Mary Ndinge Lyonga is a marketing assistant at Eagle Wings and Spice Located at Mutengene, Tiko Road.
She was once a Volunteer at the Tiko Council Community Radio for a period of 3 months under the Leadership of Mme Sarah Nkongho as the Station Manager. She is a graduate from the department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Faculty of Social and Management Science, University of Buea.