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New CNRPH deputy GM installed.

2019-07-30
No: 438

New CNRPH deputy GM installed.

Douglas Achingale, the new Deputy General Manager of the Cardinal Emile Leger National Rehabilitation Centre for Persons with Disabilities (CNRPH) was installed last Wednesday in Yaounde with a challenge to encourage team work and help the GM to meet new challenges.

The challenge was made by social affairs minister, Pauline Irene Nguene who urged the top management to work towards transforming the institution into a centre of excellence.

She said by dint of the new deputy GM’s track record, he was capable of mobilising men and women to bring out the best of themselves.

The new deputy GM, credited with being a man of the people, was supported on the occasion by a huge turnout of the 1991 batch of students of the English Department of the Faculty of Letters and Social Sciences of the University of Yaounde, the 1997 batch of the Social Affairs section of ENAM, members of the Bishop Rogan Club, family members, staff of MINAS, CNRPH and family members.

Later in the evening at the Bishop Rogan’s Club, the literary and social affairs colossus was celebrated by class mates and club members with celebrated CRTV journalist, George Ewane, as impresario.