By Shey Godbless  The Fon  Dzengoko village Wum in Menchum Division has called on his peer traditional rulers to remain politically non-partisan and maintain traditional values as they go about leading their different Fondoms and villages.  Fon Inap Mbibong Dzengoko village Wum His Royal Highness Fon Inap Mbibong made the call on Sunday May 22, 2022, while on a courtesy visit to Son's and Daughters of Bui division resident in Bamenda. According to him, partisan politics should not be for traditional rulers since Fons and the palaces engulfed everyone be them the poor, wretched,  rich, dull or intelligent. Taking sides in politics according to him is tantamount to siding with one party against another. The monarch stressed that everybody has a position in the palace and by  staying out of partisan politics, the Fons will be build a society of happiness and harmony. To Fon Inap Mbibong, it will be meaningless if one was Fon without the people, for the people m

By Bakah Derick   The North West Regional Delegation for Basic Education has revealed  that 15 797 candidates have effectively written the 2022 government common entrance examination in the region.  Armed soldier guarding examination center  According to a release which www.hilltopvoices.com got a copy, the close to 16000 pupils sat for the examination in 255 operational centers for this years session on Tuesday 17 May.  Though some of the operational centers did not register candidates for the common entrance according to the release, the preliminary report on the examination conduct reveals that the region has a total of 281 centers emplying that at least 26 are not operational.  Indicating that enough security dispositions where taken to ensure hitch free examinations, the regional Delegate for elementary schools Wilfred Wambeng say not fewer than 284 candidates were absent putting the number of registered pupils at 16, 081.  Parents had to accompany their ch

By Bakah Derick  International Nurses Day 2022: CBC Health Services top management celebrates nurses  The top management of the Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services CBCHS has celebrated nurses working within the establishment and beyond. The symbolic yet significant event took place at the Baptist Center Nkwen on Tuesday May 12 observed worldwide as international nurses day.  CBC top management with nurses (Photo credit CBCHS Facebook page)  Speaking on behalf of the  management, the Director Prof Tih Pius Muffih challenged the nurses to continue working as a team. While thanking the medical personnel who make up 30% of the workforce under him, the Director recognised their commitment and resilience in the heart of an armed conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic.  According to Prof Tih Pius, the nurses as frontline personel have lived up to expectation  especially during the COVID-19 era. On the theme "nurses; a voice to lead-invest in nursing and respect rights to