Senate President, Marcel Niat Njifenji
Government Practicing Primary School in Bangante Sub Division, Nde Division of West Region of Cameroon is now a shadow of itself. The advance state of dilapidation leaves much to be desired.
This institution of learning has hosted pupils like now Senate President Marcel Niat Njifenji and according to the deputy Headmaster of the school, Jouakim Oumboudou, the former pupils needed to come back and help the structure from falling on pupils by reconstructing classrooms. The walls and floor of classrooms have cracked, potholes on the floors, slanted structures are some of the features of this school.
Created in 1930, the oldest primary school in Bangante is situated at the heart of the town, with buildings suffering from the weight of age. School officials say the situation not only affects studies but pose a s potential danger.
School officials say just like the regimes uncountable promises, many dignitaries have pledged to help them, but to no avail. Also the school lacks basic necessities such as pipe bone water, electricity and didactic materials.
