Yaoundé - Obili

La police fouille à Biyem-Assi

Une fouille systématique a eu lieu le samedi 12 mai 2012 au quartier Biyem-Assi au dit « Lac » aux environs de 6 heures. Les éléments du commissariat du 6e arrondissement à Efoulan appuyés par les élèves gendarmes, équipés des pistolets automatiques de matraques de gilets pare-balles et des casques, ont quadrillé le quartier. Il s'agissait d'une opération de contrôle inopiné ...

14/05/2012 à 13:31Lire la suite »

Un immeuble calciné à Yaoundé

Un incendie s'est déclaré dans un immeuble commercial, au quartier Obili à Yaoundé ce vendredi 30 mars 2012. Selon des témoins, le feu a été déclenché par l'explosion d'une bouteille de gaz. Les sapeurs pompiers ce sont mobilisés pour circonscrire le géant brassier.

30/03/2012 à 12:59Lire la suite »

Incendie au quartier Obili

Les habitants du lieu dit « chapelle Obili » se sont réveillés dans la frayeur. Un incendie s'est déclaré dans ce quartier de la ville de Yaoundé aux premières heures de la matinée ce 30 mars. C'est d'un immeuble commercial que les flammes sont parties. Elles ont été attisées par la présence d'une bombonne de gaz qui a produit une série de détonations aux conséquences graves. ...

30/03/2012 à 08:11Lire la suite »

Trois enfants abandonnés par leurs parents à Yaoundé

22/02/2012 à 08:27Lire la suite »

LA COMPO EN FAC

C'est partit avec la période des compos à l'uydé1 Ngoa ekelé plus un pas dans le campus sans que tu ne puisses entendre validation , fax ,capitalisation et bien d'autre petit slogan que nos chers cops de lac aiment bien utilisés.

16/02/2011 à 13:17Lire la suite »

LA COMPO EN FAC

16/02/2011 à 13:17Lire la suite »

Rain hinders most Businesses at Chapel Obili

The small chapel Obili foodstuff market has also suffered from the ravage of the rain. Most of the sellers in the market have encountered heavy loss in terms of goods. Most perishable goods got bad since the goods lasted for long without buyers. It rains non-stop on the goods, causing them to get rotten before consuming period. Many of the businessmen and women of this small foodstuff market ...

03/11/2010 à 11:20Lire la suite »

Communication easier and cheaper to all Cameroonians

MTN Cameroon has taken a new step in marketing. The manager has realised that the more the price per call is reduced, the more costumers they will have. It’s been over a month and weeks that MTN Cameroon had been promoting cheap calling tarifs. All call box owners are rushing into this new tariff which permits you to work as much as you can for yourself. The prices for most calls have ...

29/07/2010 à 08:52Lire la suite »

Parrot Care-taker a job for young Cameroonians

The keeping of pets used to be a Whiteman thing. Nowadays, not only White men are fun of house pets but blacks have entered the race. We now have wonderful pet lovers even down to Cameroon where we could only have pets such as dogs for either hunting or guarding of the house or cats for the catching of rats. Today, people go as far as keeping parrots for house pets. A young man got employed ...

27/07/2010 à 07:46Lire la suite »

Urban council seizes commercial motorbikes at Obili

The Yaoundé urban council authorities have decided to spair anyone out of their motive of cleanliness and keeping of the town neat and attractive. The Governor Delegate of the city council Gilbert Tsimi Evouna vow to keep motorcycle riders (Benskineurs) far away from the main roads of the town. His fight against insecurity and urban traffic congestion, Gilbert Tsimi Evouna has designated ...

22/07/2010 à 07:58Lire la suite »

A mango tree causes serious traffic congestion

The cutting down of trees has reduced due to desertification and climate change as a result of global warming. But we can not keep trees that pose a threat to human habitation and stay comfortable. This Tuesday, serious traffic congestion was caused by the felling down of a tree by the local community of Chapel obili. This is a mango tree that has been here for over 25 years today, recently, ...

21/07/2010 à 08:32Lire la suite »

A woman abandons her husband and two children

A woman abandoned her two children and ran away with another man. A man called AYAFOR Bernard is the husband of Carine NKONYU who left her husband’s house and ran away with her lover. When neighbours got up on sunday morning, one of them heard Mr AYAFOR Bernard’s children crying with the door half-closed. Initially, she thought the children were inside with somebody so she neglected it. ...

21/07/2010 à 08:19Lire la suite »

Two women deceived with counterfeit money

It is no more news that we have fake bank notes circulating in our midst these days again. But some people are still far from realising that, and others who do not even know the difference between an original bank note and a fake one. Counterfeit as it is being called is the direct imitation of the real bank notes. It has become an activity for many young cameroonians. Counterfeit notes are ...

19/07/2010 à 07:30Lire la suite »

A man plays and kisses a poisonous snake in public

We all heard evil things about snakes. The snake is one of the most poisonous and dangerous wild animals that exist on planet earth. From the bible, the snake is nothing but a viper that destroys. Nowadays, some snakes are kept for pets, such ones are not poisonous. This is seen with the people of the western world. It is so surprising and amusing that a man would carry a snake on his ...

07/07/2010 à 05:00Lire la suite »

Three Million Francs CFA Duped from a woman by Frausters

A woman of about 45 years old felt into the hands of fraudsters who duped her 3 million francs CFA. Today, Marie Tanyi caught a boy in a bar at Carrefour Obili whom she said was amongst a group of men who came to her claiming to be international businessmen. She said this group was made up of 4 men. Her son called Joel Tanyi wanted to travel to Belgium and a friend of his took him to these ...

03/07/2010 à 23:07Lire la suite »

A man seriously injured during a Fight

A motorcycle garage owner at Obili named Sama was well injured after a fight with one of the quarter boys. The story teller says: A quarter boy, whose name she refused to tell us ( in fear of being attack later on), was passing infront of Sama’s shop and his money fell inside the gutter. On the gutter, there are cross-over planks to facilitate passage when crossing with motorcycles. For ...

29/06/2010 à 00:28Lire la suite »

Mundani People out for Development

The Mudani people in Yaounde are getting more and more united. Mundani is Wabane Sub-Division, Libialem division in the South West region of Cameroon. Like other groups of persons in Cameroon, they are spread all over the country. The wabane people in Yaounde have seen that unity is what they need to grow. The proverb that says “united we stand, divided we fall” is their slogan for the ...

24/06/2010 à 09:34Lire la suite »

Holiday makers in Obili district area are all busy

In and around the city of Yaoundé, one does not wait to be told students are on holidays already. Almost all primary and secondary school students are now on holidays in Cameroon. Some have already got themselves involved in doing one activity or the other while others are still thinking of what to do and others who think holidays are meant for relaxation and watching of TV programs. Though ...

23/06/2010 à 06:00Lire la suite »

Cameroonians after the Second defeat of the Indomitable Lions

Many Cameroonians felt so disappointed with the Indomitable lions defeat after the encounter with Denmark. Before the match with Denmark, most Cameroonians and indomitable lions’ fans all over the world had the hope that Cameroon had a chance of making it to the second round if they won their match against Denmark and win the one with Netherlands or even win one of the matches and make a ...

22/06/2010 à 04:35Lire la suite »

HYSACAM says cleanliness is next to godliness to the population of Obili

For quite sometime now, HYSACAM workers have been doing their best in the preservation of the beauty of Yaoundé town. They have been doing that by cleaning almost everywhere in the city. Unlike before HYSACAM workers now go right into the hearts of the quarters to clean up dirt. HYSACAM employees have become so much committed that they now work 24 hours. Even at 2:00am, in the morning you ...

22/06/2010 à 03:06Lire la suite »

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