After he was bullied by SDO:

K’ba Gov’t Delegate begins cleaning abandoned grandstand

By Doh Bertrand Nua in Kumba

NgohNKelle Victor, Government Delegate Kumba city council

The government delegate to the Kumba city council, Victor NgohNkelle has embarked on renovation works at the dilapidated Kumba grandstand as national day celebration on May 20 approaches. The renovation works which started on Thursday May 11 constitute mainly of clearing the surroundings, especially the entrance into the edifice, of mud and filth.

                The renovations works were started barely days after the SDO shouted on the city boss over the dirty streets which have made Kumba look more of a garbage hip than a modern city.

While on a brief stop at the grandstand on the sidelines of the 2016 session to examine the administrative and management accounts of the city council, the SDO, Chamberlin Ntou’ouNdong expressed dissatisfaction on the garbage hip created by the city council beside the grand stand. Visibly disappointed and not able to withstand the smell and pungent odor emanating from the dirt deposited at the grandstand, the SDO grumbled publicly while calling for more to be done in order to give the grandstand the importance it deserves.

                Before now, sundry administrative officials and elites had decried the poor handling of the grandstand especially as mud had painted and littered all its surroundings.

                Denizens of Kumba have criticized the rehabilitation works began by the city council, saying instead that the edifice should be reconstructed all over.