Commonwealth
Week 2001
in Cameroon
YOUTH AWARENESS
Other
activities included drama and a sketch dealing with the problems faced
by Commonwealth member countries in the face of globalisation.
Addressing the youth present, the chairman of the event, Mr. Tanda, Director of Commonwealth at the Ministry of External Relations (pictured below), exhorted them to take their studies as seriously as they do, their social life.
Referring to the fears expressed by young
people about getting lost in a "a global village," Mr. Tanda said education
is the surest way to get them on the 'gravy' train.
On his part, CSYDEVO President Agbor Victor traced the painful birth of his organisation, saying the difficulties were linked to opposing views about Cameroon`s admission into the 'gentlemen`s club'. Agbor concluded by appealing for support to enable them to create a headquarter for their organisation, a newsletter, and a resource centre.
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