By The Voice of Donga-Mantung Ndu Council Adopts Groundbreaking Program Budget for 2025 The Ndu Council has approved an ambitious budget of 871,005,000 FCFA for 2025, marking a significant milestone in governance and local development. This budget reflects the council’s shift to the innovative #Program_Budget_System, a model focused on achieving specific objectives rather than merely […]
More than 90% of the people of the Ndu municipality currently depend on agriculture for living.Generally, the variation of soil types together with the climatic distinctions favour the cultivationof a large variety of crops, ranging from low-altitude crops like oil palm and rice to high-altitudecrops like Irish potato. It must be noted here that soils […]
Livestock rearing is also a major economic activity in the area. The main species include cattle,horses, goats, Sheep and fowls. Cattle’s rearing is the main market-oriented speculation in thisdomain and is mostly carried out by the Mbororos who are settled in the area.Livestock production is very remarkable within the municipality. Animal Number Cattle 15000 Goats […]
The less populous in the Council Area are the Mborroros who find themselves scattered withinthe council area, about 3698 (5 % of the total population of the municipality) of them. Women and youths constitute the majority categories. However, the number of their children attendingschool is increasing and their relations with neighbouring indigenes seem cordial though […]
The Ndu municipality is made up of three clans. Each has its own history. Wiya The Wiya people come from 10 chiefdoms. These are Konchep, Luh, Ndu, Ngulu, Njilah, Njimnkang, Nseh-Makop, Sehn, Wowo and Mbipgo. As concerns Wiya, their entry pattern into the area does not seem to be well known. It is believed that […]
On the 21st November 2024 – In a significant gesture to boost Ndu’s ongoing efforts to improve hygiene and sanitation, Mayor Borno distributed essential work tools to twenty-two active youth groups within the municipality. This initiative underscores the council’s commitment to engaging young people in community development and fostering a cleaner, healthier environment for all […]
Ndu excelled in Nkambe during the DONGA MANTUNG DIVISIONAL HANDICRAFT EXHIBITION by grabbing the First, Second and Seventh prizes(these positions were accompanied by financial envelopes). These winners will represent the division at the regional competition with the various crafts. Thanks to Ndu Council, the participants were identified, registered and transported to Nkambe for the event […]
Ndu Municipality covers the same administrative and geographical area as Ndu subdivision; one of the five Sub Divisions of the Donga-Mantung Division. Ndu town, which is the headquarters of the Sub Division, is located 145 km northeast of Bamenda. About 20 km of the ring road which relays the divisions of the North West Region […]