They were officially sent forth to their new
responsibilities after a 5 months re-cycling and up-grading course at the
second gendarmerie technical training institute, situated in Camp Yeyap,
Yaounde.
The
over 1000 trainees graduated with the Certificat D’Aptitude Technique, CAT-2
diploma, which gives them competence and aptitude to serve as sub officers of
the Gendarmerie corps. The training equips them to face any professional
challenge that awaits them, be it operational or any other services they are
called upon to render.
Presiding
over the graduation ceremony at the Gendarmerie Headquarters in Camp Yeyap,
Yaounde, the Director of Central Administration of the National Gendarmerie,
Brigadier General Elokobi Daniel Njock, reminded the CAT-2 holders that the
training they have acquired should give them a frame of mind to honour the
beautiful uniforms they are wearing; to always bear in mind that they are
soldiers of the law, and to be alert at all times, knowing that they are at the
service of the population.
The DCC
exhorted the sub-officers to be ready always to collaborate effectively with
their bosses.
“We are
properly trained to respond to adequately to whatever missions are assigned to
us by our hierarchy,” said one of the laureates, who admitted that he is now
well equipped to take any assignment that awaits him.
Re-cycling
training courses are an important and regular feature of the Cameroon Army and
Gendarmerie.
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