NgalleBibehe satisfied with progress of GCE Exams

By Boris Esono in Buea

Minister NgalleBibehe Ernest visits exam centres in Buea

The minister of secondary education Jean Ernest Massena NgalleBibehe last Thursday June 15, 2017 made a stop in the South West Region to see how effectively the GCE examinations are going on.

                “After going round some of the exam centres, i can assure the population that the examinations are going on smoothly. I am very satisfied with the organization put in place, seeing the mobilization and enthusiasm of students as they write their examination as law enforcement officers are also present to make sure that everything goes on smoothly,” NgalleBibehe said, praying that “I have seen a high sense of patriotism and responsibility amongst the stakeholders in the SW and NWRs. I hope these examinations organized by the GCE Board will go on well and will end well”. 

                From Mamfe, the Minister's delegation made their first stop in Kumba where they visited some schools such as CCAS Kumba, Government Bilingual Teachers Training College (GBTTC) where they were involved in the teacher’s grade one examination (CAPIEMP). At each stop, the minister expressed his gratitude to the various educational heads for running a hitch free examination despite not all the candidates answering present.

                In Buea, Minister Jean Ernest Ngalle made a stop to some educational establishments such as Government Technical Teachers College (GTTC) mile 17, Government Technical High School (GTHS) Molyko, BGS Molyko and the Cameroon GCE Board. The minister went through all these examination halls assuring candidates that all measures have been put in place for a smooth public examination.

                Minister Jean Ernest Ngalle was accompanied by the Regional Delegate of Secondary Education, SW, Apah Johnson, Governor Bernard OkaliaBilai and a host of other personalities.

                With the examinations drawing to a close, one thing is clear, despite all the calls by known and unknown persons, the GCE organized examinations have been written in an atmosphere of peace and tranquility.