Bamenda: Student journalists receive prize awards from Sisterspeak237 Story Telling Contest

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Nine student journalists from some Universities in Cameroon received prize award of the Sisterspeak237 Story Telling Contest on Friday 6th May 2016 at the Baptist Center Nkwen . Ngwe Bertline from HIBUMS Polytechnic Bamenda emerged the overall best winner and first winner in the Social Inclusion category . Ngwe Bertline received 50,000frs, second winner in the same category went home with 30,000frs and third winner received 20,000frs . All winners in this category also received key holders, book, and pens from the SEEPD Program who was the sponsor of the Social Inclusion category.

Award Category – Social Inclusion

1st Prize – Ngwe Bertine (Higher Institute of Business & Management Sciences – Bamenda)

2nd Prize – Teno Cynthia (National Polytechnic Bambui)

3rd Prize – Bafon Colette (Higher Institute of Business & Management Sciences – Bamenda)

Award Category – Women’s issues

1st Prize – Nformi Sandre (Higher Institute of Business & Management Sciences – Bamenda)

2nd Prize – Awasiri Promise Forsuh (National Polytechnic Bambui)

3rd Prize – Atah Carol Moh (National Polytechnic Bambui )

Award Category – Agriculture

1st Prize – Nsoseka Andrew (University of BUea)

2nd Prize – Chrysantus Ndikum (Higher Institute of Business & Management Sciences – Bamenda)

3rd Prize – Numh Rogers (National Polytechnic Bambui)