2020 – 2021 Scholars – Seeding Hope Foundation

2020 - 2021 SCHOLARS

CHARIS BILINGUAL NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL

Ache Mark Bright Nji

Nursery 2

Age: 4

Ache Mark Bride is four years old, son of Agwe Honorine who equally moved to Douala from the North West region in the year 2018. She is in the same school with her siblings. Sharis Bilingual Nursery and Primary School.

Ache Princely

Primary 3

Age: 7

Ache Princely is nine years old and in primary four in Sharis Bilingual Nursery and Primary School. The mother AgweHonorine declared to us that she moved to Douala from Mbengwi (a small village in the North West Region) in 2018 when the tensions escalated, Ache Princely (one of her children) had already spent a complete school year home because of insecurity.

Agwe Raline

Primary 5

Age: 9

Agwe Raline, Ten years old daughter of AgweHonorine is in the same School too and was with her mother in the North West Region before moving to Douala. She equally spent the academic year 2017-2018 home because of insecurity.

Babila Daniel

Primary 6

Age: 10

Babila Daniel. Twelve years old and found himself in Douala as a result of crisis in the English speaking regions of Cameroon. His mother declared to us that the boy had spent the academic years of 2016 to 2018 without going to school and has lost his elder brother as a result of the conflict. He is in Primary five in Sharis Bilingual Nursery and Primary School.

Tambe Shama

Primary 5

Age: 9

Tambe Shama. Eleven years old and in primary 5 in Sharis Bilingual Nursery and Primary School, moved to Douala with his parents due to the conflict in the North West of Cameroon. He has equally lost a complete academic year home because of insecurity.

Fuenpendap Anifatou

Abayo Celandrine

Agwe Rashal

Ngalak Divine

FOVAN BILINGUAL NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL

Obi Marie Claire

Primary 3

Age: 6

Akongnwi Juscal

Primary 3

Age: 7

Akognwi Juscal is seven years old and in Primary three in Fovan Bilingual Nursery and Primary School. He is the only child of his mother and was brought to Douala by his mother early 2020 due the crisis in the North West Region. AkongnwiJuscal was brought to the said school during this year reopening by her mother and was sent back home a week after her mother could not even afford books and registration fees for him. It was upon the arrival of Hope for Cameroon back to school campaign team that part of his tuition was paid and books purchased for him and he resumed school and is in school up to date.