CSPH builds first ever petrol station in Nguti
-Nguti Populations extol Minister Elung Paul’s dev’t vision
By Doh Bertrand Nua Just Back From Nguti
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| Ongoing works at newly constructed Petrol station in Nguti |
The populations of Nguti Sub Division in KupeMuanenguba
Division of the southwest region will soon heave a sigh of relief with
assurances that their first ever petrol filling station presently under construction,
will go operational by the end of September 2017.
Mayor
Tong George Enoh, revealed the information Friday 4 August 2017 during the
first ordinary session of the council devoted to reviewing and adopting the
administrative, management and stores accounts of the council for the year
2016.
With unconcealed joy and happiness Mayor Tong announced to
the councilors and the administrative officials present at the session that
Nguti municipality will by the end of the month of September begin making use
of the petrol station under construction. He said the project was a gift from
the Hydrocarbons Prices Stabilization Fund (CSPH) and falls within the
framework of the petroleum company’s determination to accompany president Biya
and his poverty alleviation policy.
“By the
end of August or September, the new petrol station constructed by the Petroleum
Prices Stabilization Fund will go operational,” Mayor Tong assured Nguti
councilors with visible excitement.
He used
the occasion to extol Minister Elung Paul Che, Minister Delegate to the
Minister of Finance, who doubles as the General Manager of the Hydrocarbons
Prices Stabilization Fund (CSPH), for his development vision.
Discernibly
overwhelmed with joy, the Mayor noted; ”i want to register here my profound
gratitude to the management of the CSPH, which is headed by our own illustrious
son of KupeMuanenguba, His Excellency Minister Elung Paul Che.”
The
Mayor alongside the councilors applauded the clairvoyance, dynamism and
development-driven politics, and the determined role Minister Elung Paul has
played and continues to play in ensuring the conception, follow-up and
successful execution of the project that will finally afford Nguti its first
petrol station.
Mayor
Tong George noted that not only will the station embellish the town of Nguti
but it will also go a long way to provide some essential goods and services
that have eluded the municipality since time immemorial.
To the
Mayor, such development drives will in no distant time bring Nguti out of
enslavement are all thanks to the lobbying capacity of the entire team that
make up the council. “I want to state that our capacity to lobby is bearing
fruits already. Nguti today is a total work site thanks to our capacity, all of
us, to identify projects and seek or source for support” Mayor Tong explained.
It
should be recalled that the construction of the petrol Station in Nguti by the
CSPH comes barely months after the inauguration of that constructed by the same
corporation in Tombel was inaugurated on March 10, 2017.
The
project which ties squarely with the head of State’s policy of greater
ambition, local development, poverty alleviation and his dream to make Cameroon
an emerging nation come 2035 will next be constructed in Ekondo-Titi. It will
also tie with the construction of the Kumba-Ekondo-Titi-Mundemba stretch of
road, thereby showing the development vision of Minister Elung Paul Che.
The
coming of the petrol station will rescue Nguti from all kinds of suffering and
nightmares due to lack of a safe fuel. According to some denizens it is a
timely gift that coincides with the completion of the Kumba-Mamfe road that
passes through Nguti. The station will therefore provide much-needed quality
fuel to the many transporters plying the essentially very buzy road.
It is
also hoped that the coming of the petrol station will not only put dealers in
illicit fuel (Zoa-Zoa or Funge) out of business, it will also save the
populations the dangers attendant with the proliferation, sale and use of zoazoa.
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