Hon. Njingum Musa calls on youths to be Peace-Loving, Hardworking and Law Abiding citizens

The Honorable Member of Parliament for Ngoketunjia North Constituency and Questor at the National Assembly, Hon. Njingum Musa has called on youths of Ngoketunjia Division to be Peace-Loving, Hardworking and Law Abiding citizens. The Honorable gentleman was speaking at the Ndop Council Hall on Saturday August 15 2015 as he chaired a meeting to officially launch a football competition for Youths of Ngoketunjia Division. According to him, football is an income generating activity, unifying factor and will permit youths to interact with one another. Speaking on stone FM radio (A community radio) the MP, said “My vision for Ngoketunjia since I became a politician has been to bring in development, create unity and peace within the people of this constituency and also to improve on the economy situation of the division so that there should be a good standard of living for the people of this division. You know in development, there are many aspects, there is the aspect of making sure that good development projects come in such as infrastructure of schools, roads, electricity and many other sectors that I have been working on to relief the people of this division from the bondage that they were going through,  in doing this, the creation of unity and peace is very primordial and one very important issue to create a situation where the people of the various Fondoms can come together, to exchange together, to share together,  to deliberate together and to act together. To do this we can use sports, and sports is a very economic development aspect, although people don’t know it, it is a unifying factor and a peaceful factor that can help unite the people and bring them to one understand of the society and you see that when this unity cup was put in place few years ago, after that unity cup there were allot of changes in the attitude of our people, people thought it was necessary to leave together. That’s why I thought that this unity cup must come back”. The MP, said.

Hon. Njingum Musa, MP for Ngoketunjia North, speaking at the meeting

Hon. Njingum Musa, MP for Ngoketunjia North, speaking at the meeting

The meeting brought together Mayors of Balikumbat, Babessi and Ndop councils of Ngoketunjia Division, Sub delegates of Sports and Physical Education, Divisional Fecafoot Officials, leaders of village football from all the 13 villages that make up Ngoketunjia Division, leaders of student’s unions from all the 13 villages that make up Ngoketunjia Division.

Cross section of delegates from the Villages

Cross section of delegates from the Villages

The “two-in-one” football competition includes, a tournament for students that will end before school resumes in September and a competition aimed at promoting football as a profession that will end in November or December 2015 with lots of prospects. Speaking to ngoketunjiaonline, Hon. Njingum Musa revealed that the competition is purely to promote peace, love and unity. He went on to say there is no political intrigues related to the competition.

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