By
Sally Ncha Amoh, UB student journalist on internship in Yaounde
The new secretary general of the ministry of public
service and administrative reforms, Ngambo Fondjo Pierre Vincent has taken up
functions. Ngambo was officially installed, last Friday by the minister of
public service and administrative reforms Angouin Michel Angeù. The ceremony
that took place at the Yaounde ENAM Amphitheatre was attended by Ngambo’s
tribesmen and officials of his ministry.
It should be recalled that Ngambo was among some
newly appointed secretaries general of ministries by the September 14, 2012
presidential decree. He replaces Mbeh Yvonne, technical adviser no 1
at same ministry who was until then acting in the interim.
Before his
call to MINFOPRA, Ngambo Pierre Vincent was secretary general of the then
ministry of youth affairs, presently ministry of youth affairs and civic
education. Haven occupied the position of chief of service, sub-director,
director of state personnel as well as technical adviser in the ministry of
public service and administrative reforms at sundry times, his return to
MINFOPRA was termed by minister Angouin Michel as “a return home”.
“MINFOPRA plays a vital role in the modernization of
the Cameroonian civil service”, spelt out minister Angouin to the new secretary
general, while reiterating the fact that their performance will be measured by
the quality of services rendered to both direct and indirect users. In the
minister’s words, the new SG’s duty in sum will be to “put everything in
action, in a bid to ameliorate the quality of services rendered by MINFOPRA”.
Speaking at the installation ceremony, the MINFOPRA
boss urged the new SG to use his rich experience in the ministry to stamp out
amongst other plaguing ills, corruption and “every act geared at smearing the
image of our ministry”.
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