The 2020 annual meeting of Civil Engineers

The 2020 edition of the annual meeting of Civil Engineers was held in Yaoundé on February 21 and 22, 2020. The traditional outline of the deliberations proposed two major events, namely: the Civil Engineering Technical Day and the ordinary general assembly of the Order.● With its focus on “Urban building: build safety”, the 12th Civil Engineering Technical Day was launched following an opening ceremony that took the form of a technical colloquium moderated by Engineer Valentine ACHA, member of the Council of the Order.No less than eight papers were presented, followed each by numerous constructive discussions:

- Urban housing and sustainable development, by M. Christian KOUEBOU

Profession?Engineering!

a quarterly publication of the National Order of Civil Engineers No 033 of the 1st quarter of 2020

by Kizito NGOA, President of the Order

There are three possible options after a crisis situation: reverting to the status quo ante, an upward or downward trend.

With reference to the first option, it will be a step backward, together with a quest for consolidating the roots and structures prevailing before the crisis. By way of its unexpectedness, the crisis is considered rather as being over outstanding than being seen as a valuable learning experience. No more clear-headed and sometimes, are unable to cope with the situation, finally we prefer to preserve our achievements. Several reasons underlie this choice:

- A self-persuasion of our capacity to cope with all situations.- A refusal to call the organisation into question.

As far as I am concerned, I will stand for change because it is a progressive choice through which the system acquires not only new qualities, but equally new properties. By definition, a crisis is an opportunity for changes. Changes depend on our will to avail ourselves of the opportunities provided. It is up to each of us to assess the difference between threats and opportunities. In general, change provides an opportunity for challenge: process and skills optimisation, all of which pass through a resilience test. It is resilience that defines the capacity to develop in spite of the odds, in situations that should have been destructive.

The health crisis that is striking our country will thus avail us of the opportunity to give a new direction to our action. Cameroon must be that resilient country whose citizens have developed a common understanding of the problem, accepted the crisis situation and agreed on change as a profitable initiative. Cameroon must be that country which can overcome the crisis, bounce back to capitalise on it and emerge stronger to position or reposition itself in a development mode.

Consequently, all development issues shall be of interest. We should avail ourselves of this opportunity to address issues related to urban environment, the quality of our infrastructure, the management of our projects, the digital transition, …

RESILIENCE AND PROGRESS

Editorial .............................................................

Visit the Order’s website for details on the celebration of the

20th anniversary of the Order (Capacity-building seminar,

Symposium, Graduation ceremony, Engineers’gala night).

PublisherKizito NGOA

RedactionAndré Bosco CHEUOUAJulienne MANGAAlfred M. FORGWEITCHOUPLAOU

Design & printingDIGIWORKS

CONTENTS

Editorial●

2020 Annual Meeting●

News●

Activities & Representations●

Up-coming events●

Elections●

Distinctions●

Obituary●

Good to know●

Technical Vocabulary●

Focus●

Book

Engineers family photo

News ......................................................................................................................................................● Kribi–Lolabé Highway: The construction works of this highway which had reached a completion rate of 88.14% can now resume. After it stopped works on the project on 26 November, 2018 for non-payment of over 75 billion Francs CFA, China Harbour Engineering Company LTD (CHEC) has been awarded the contract anew, following a re-tendering process. The Chinese enterprise shall design, finance, build, equip and service the 38.5 km Kribi–Lolabé highway including an access road to the Kribi deep-sea port.

Acceptance of the new facility is expected on October 31, 2020 after a 28-month extension, according to the new works schedule.

● Tollgates - The contract with the RAZEL/BEC/EGIS Projects for the automation of 14 tollgates has been signed. According to the specifications book, the new tollgates will entail a bellmouth area (approach zone) including a rigid structure two lane-carriageway of 3.5 m each and two shoul-ders of 2 meters each. The tollgate platform shall include two double lane rigid structure carriageways, three 2 meter-wide islands, civil engineering works, equipment and toll booths, two shoulders, each of 1.5m wide, platform and island sanitation, signalling and operating equipment.

● Hotels - Truly, several emphyteotic leases relating to the construction of hotels are signed these days in Cameroon. The most recent example was signed in mid-December 2019 between the Ministry of State Proper ty and Land Tenure and Société de Distribution du Cameroun (SODICAM) which in Cameroon manage CASINO, SUPER-U, CITY SPORT and FNAC. Built on a surface land of 3,085m² in the hear t of the administrative centre of Yaoundé, the two buildings of 9 and 13 storeys shall host a 200-room hotel and a hypermarket.

● BATIMAT 2019 - Five days, three exhibitions and 284,000 professional visitors including over a hundred Cameroonian Civil Engineers, that, briefly is the summary of the 2019 edition of le Mondial du Bâtiment which took place from November 4 to 8, 2019 in Paris. Divided into three separate exhibitions (Ideobain, Interclima and Batimat), le Mondial du Bâtiment 2019 recorded an increase in the number of visitors (+2%) – and par ticularly of key influencers (equally +2%) compared to 2017. The conclusion of this Parisian building trade come together shows that the organisers have resolutely taken a step towards modernisation, as seen through the various themes: generalising digitalisation, mobilisation around the industriali-sation, densification of energy refurbishment, reduction of environmental impacts and waste management.

● WORLD ROAD CONGRESS – Under the theme « Connecting cultures, enabling economies », the XXVIth World Road Congress that was held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, from October 6 to 10, 2019, confirmed its role as a major worldwide event of the road sector. Co-organised by the World Road Association (PIARC) and the Abu Dhabi Depar tment of Transports, the event brought together during a period of five days, over 6,000 par ticipants from 144 countries, over 3,700 delegates and over 40 ministers and vice-ministers who shared their views, best policies and practices. The congress hosted 62 sessions, 13 workshops and 6 technical visits.

The next World road Congress will be held in 2023 in Prague, the Czech Republic.

● DRC - David BLATTNER, the managing director of BTP SAFRICAS has been arrested for his mismanagement of the construction contracts of half a dozen fly-overs in Kinshasa aimed at putting an end to bottlenecks at major roundabouts in the Congolese capital. Know to Kinshasa city dwellers as “saut- de-mouton”, these future fly-overs symbolise the “emergency works” were launched in March 2019 by the new President TSHISEKEDI under code name: 100 day-programme.

The housing component of the project envisaged the construction of 1,500 low-cost housing units in five cities of the country including Kinshasa, Bukavu, Mbuji-Mayi, Kananga and in Kongo-Central, representing 300 housing units per city. Out a total 57.6 million dollars, 17 million have already been allocated and it is because they are unable to account for the use of these funds that Thierry TAEYMANS, manager of RAWBANK and Jammal SAMIH, a Lebanese businessman, were equally arrested.

● IVORY COAST - Ivorian authorities have endorsed the technical and financial bid introduced by a joint venture of French enterprises (Bouygues Travaux Publics, Alstom, Colas Rail and Keolis) for the construction of the first line of the Abidjan underground. The line will cross the city from the North to the airpor t in the South, a distance of 37 km along an existing railway corridor. Total cost for the construction of the underground stands at 1.36 billion Euros.

News

- The construction path, by Engineer NKOLO TSALA- Securing investment, by Engineer Jean-Noël EKOMAN- Architecture and safety during construction, by Mrs Yolande SEUDA FONGANG- Building automation : security and safety, by M. Adrian TARH- Electricity and fire safety in buildings, by M. Jean Bethel NOUYA- Act of construction and ethics, by Dr Basile NGONO- The legal responsibility of the Engineer, by Engineer Hyppolite ETENDE NKODO

Recommendations of the Technical Day feature in Focus.● Deliberations on the 22nd Ordinary General Assembly were marked by three main events: the swearing-in ceremony of new Engineers, review and adoption of elements relating to the management of the Council of the Order, launching of celebration to mark the 20th anniversary of the Order.The first phase was a lively swearing-in ceremony for an impressive number young. A good number of them included Engineers newly enrolled into the Order and who graduated from the Douala-based Faculté de Génie Industriel and the Maroua-based Institut Supérieur du Sahel. During the second phase, Engineers who were massively present at the deliberations assessed the results achieved by the Council of the Order and gave discharge to the Council for their management. Following discussions aimed at greater efficiency of NOCE actions and at the defence of the interests of the profession as well as its promotion, an action programme and related budget were adopted. Finally, the programme for the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Order was unveiled and endorsed by the GA. The celebration will come to a close and climax in the first fortnight of July 2020, save the health emergency situation that is prevailing in our country.

Profession? Engineering! No 033 of the 1st quarter 2020

Activities & Representations ..................................................................................................................● COUNCIL OF THE ORDER - The 53rd session of the Council of the Order was held at the head office of the Order on 23 January, 2020 under the chairmanship of Kizito NGOA, President of the Order.

Main focus of the deliberations included the review and validation of documents to be tabled before the General Assembly meeting scheduled for February 2020 as well as the project for the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Order.

● BASIC TRAINING - The President of the Order actively participated in a series of meetings called by the Minister of State, Minister of Higher Education (MINE-SUP) aimed at drafting and validating an instrument to create a National Commission on the training of Engineers in Cameroon.

● Representatives of the Order recently took part in various meetings sessions and events relating to the:- Approval of private civil engineering laboratories (MINTP).- Development of the Doumé Town-planning Sketch Plan.- Development of the land use plans of seven sub-divisional councils in the City of Yaoundé.- Review of the preliminary design of the building to host the Common Law section of the National School for Administration and Magistracy. - Session of the Orientation Committeeof the Cameroon Sub contracting and Partnership Stock Exchange.

The proceedings, working documents and reports relating to these meetings are available for consultation at the headquarters of the Order. Comments are expected to beef up the stance of the Order at these various meetings.

Up-coming events .........................................................................................................................................■ IRF – 3rd Africa Regional Congress & Exhibition “Connectivity for Sustainable Development” – 12-14 May 2020, Accra (GHANA)

■ AFRIQUE – FRANCE 2020 Summit – CHANGE CITIES AND TERRITORIES TO CHANGE LIFE– 04-06 June 2020, Bordeaux (FRANCE)

■ NOCE – International Symposium on the role of the Engineer in Infrastructure Development – 14-15 July 2020, Yaoundé (CAMEROON)

Elections .............................................................................................................................● Ali SALIHOU (enrolment number 18-2277) and François-Xavier MPON (enrolment number 04-0749), were elected MPS at the National Assembly

Distinctions .........................................................................................................................● Edouard FONKOU (enrolment number 02-0023), was made Knight of the Cameroon National Order of Merit● Esaïe MOUSSA Aubin (enrolment number 06-0891), was made Knight of the Cameroon National Order of Merit

Obituary ........................................................................................................................................● Jean Marie MPOAM NGOEMBANG (enrolment number 02-0346), 52, former Public Works Regional Delegate, passed away in November 2019 à Yaoundé,

following a brief illness.

Actions

ContactsNational Order of Civil EngineersMontée Elig Essono - P.O. Box 20822 YaoundeTel / Fax : +237 222 21 42 58Cell : +237 677 66 10 66 / 655 01 02 03E-mail : onigc.infos@ymail.comWebsite : www.noce.cm

Computer security

A cyber-attack with the subtype ransomware [a software which encrypts the host’s data and demands a ransom to release the data] was detected in the computer network of a market leader of public works Bouygues Construction on January 30, 2020. According to the enterprise, although investigations are underway, operational activities on project sites are not hindered. However, this pheno-menon is increasingly being given due atten-tion by public and private actors.

The phenomenon is increasingly becoming common and on an increasing scale, com-pelling numerous enterprises to deal squarely with the issue, at a time when, owing to hy-per-connectivity and the openness of the wor-ld, data flows know no border.

Though a large majority of attacks using ransomware are opportunistic and essential-ly based on the lack of experience in digital safety of the victims, an increasing number of cyber-criminal groups specifically target, since 2018, financially healthy enterprises under “Big Game Hunting” carried out with the use of other malwares (crypto-miners and banking Trojan)

Atmosphere

Agence Qualité Construction (AQC) is asking several questions about the quality of life in a high performance building: «How to define the notions of atmosphere and comfor t? What is a good indicator? How to choose cri-teria for selecting one’s measurement devices? What are the stages of a good measurement protocol?». In response to these questions, AQC has designed a protocol for assessing comfor t and atmospheres. Designed for professio-nals, this new approach directly as-sesses the feelings and observations on the field in order to provide quan-tifiable data and additional information to audits. Free to download on AQC web site (www.qualiteconstruction.com), this new tool enables you, when imple-mented, to assess the impact of your renovation before and after works. It is equally essential to define priority in-terventions.

Good to know Dixit .................................“Though we express delight with the gra-dual implementation of the free movement of persons and goods, clearly such movement cannot be achieved without adequate and quality infrastructure. In other words, the is-sue of infrastructure remains one of the major challenges to the development of our commu-nity space. It will be impossible to envisage any genuine economic development without transport, electricity and telecommunications infrastructure ensuring connectivity among our countries”.

Paul BIYA, President of the Republic of CAME-ROON, at the occasion of the 11th edition of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa Day (CEMAC) celebrated on March 16, 2020.

Profession? Engineering! No 033 of the 1st quarter 2020

Resources

Recommendations of the 12th Civil Engineering Technical DayOrganised in Yaoundé on 21 February 2020, the 12th Civil Engineering Technical Day focussed on “Ur-ban Building: build safety”. Present at this event were top executives of the administration, representatives of decentralised territorial units, civil society organisations, insurance providers, economic operators and several hundreds of Civil Engineers.In general, loss prevention and the prevention of disturbances must be a joint approach by all construc-tion actors, namely Engineers, project owners, prime contractors, architects, technical controllers, real estate developers, insurers, ….It has three key objectives:• Obtain the best quality, • Reduce the number of disasters and factors contributing to non-quality, • Reduce timeframe for raising funds.Thus, the constructive exchanges and discussions made after each paper were an opportunity for resolution and/or recommendations to the various actors of the construction industry in Cameroon, including:• Strictly apply the regulation on the issuance of building permits;• Ensure the monitoring of various actors involved in the issuance of building permits and supervision

of procedures relating thereto;• Ensure the continuous vocational training of officers of DTUs responsible for monitoring the issuance

of building permits and the execution of the construction works of public buildings;• Develop long-term mechanisms to make the monitoring of the construction works of public and

private buildings by qualified professionals compulsory;• Ensure that the integration of technical and geotechnical consulting firms from the design to the exe-

cution phases in view of standardising risks for the ten-year warranty must be effective; • Effectively integrate the National Fire Brigade in all phases of private and public buildings construction,

especially as concerns high-rise and public-access buildings; • Encourage actors to resort, as much as possible to central control and alarm systems (home auto-

mation, electronic, fire alarm …) in order to prevent and alert the occurrence of a failure in part of an engineering structure;

NOCE, more specifically should, • Assist real estate developers and the State to ensure that Engineers and professionals are actually

consulted for the construction projects of public buildings; • Assist the State in developing a Construction Code;• Assist the State in effectively implementing follow up of the issuance of building permits to ensure that

the regulation is indeed complied with and observed;• Continuously pursue creation of awareness of real estate developers and ensure vocational training of

Engineers and professionals.

FOCUS

Book ...............................to be consulted at the Document

Resource Centre of the Order

ICE manual of health and safetyin construction

(ICE Publishing, 296 pages, 2015)

Part of the ICE manuals series, ICE ma-nual of health and safety in construction, Second Edition, is the essential reference for clients, project managers, designers, contractors and sub-contractors.

Written and edited by experts from indus-try and academia, this manual offers in-valuable practical guidance for identifying and managing hazards through all stages of the construction process. ICE manual of health and safety in construction co-vers the key principles and techniques of maintaining the safety and health of wor-kers and others involved in or affected by the planning, construction, maintenance or eventual demolition of construction projects.

Key features:

• Internationally applicable practical ad-vice is illustrated using case study examples

• Explains how to design safer projects to minimize and manage hazards to workers and the public

• Summary of main points at the end of every chapter

• Suggested further reading and useful websites for each topic

ICE manual of health and safety in construction demonstrates that consi-dering the health, safety and welfare of workers and the public is a key tenet to implementing and executing a successful construction project. This manual is an authoritative, highly practical reference for practising engineers, technicians and other construction professionals and a comprehensive overview of the topic for students.

1. wall base (soubassement)

2. band (bandeau)

3. parapet (acrotère)

4. pier (trumeau)

5. apron (allège)

6. cornice (corniche)

7. cap (couvertine)

8. flashing (bavette)

9. jamb (montant)

10. sill (appui)

11. wall rail (lisse)

12. lintel (linteau)

Technical VocabularyFacade components

Eléments de la façade

Profession? Engineering! No 033 of the 1st quarter 2020

New members .................................................................................................................................................Recently enrolled to the Order (Membership & Name)

19- 2519 FEUSSOM Yves Durand19- 2520 KOUAYEP Amand19- 2521 DONFACK TITOCK Romaric Fourier19- 2522 WABO KAMGA Junon Cérès19- 2523 MAGHENG TAGNE Cédric19- 2524 KENNE TCHOUPOU Nicaise19- 2525 OBAM MENGOUNDA Serge19- 2526 MBA EBOE Robert19- 2527 PIAM TAYOU Willy Thomson19- 2528 AFOMONGONO Yvan Marterne19- 2529 MOHAMADOU AMINOU DIAMA19- 2530 KENGNOU AWOUTSA Maurice19- 2531 ASSONFACK MOMO Marcel19- 2532 BOKALLI Samuel Thierry19- 2533 WULBA Daniel JUA19- 2534 DEUSOP Jacques19- 2535 NOUTELIE NGOUNOU Christian19- 2536 AMENA Armand19- 2537 BAREU KONO Franck Berssen19- 2538 FOTIO TOUOYEM Brice Maxime19- 2539 AWONO ETABA Joseph19- 2540 NDEMBA NGANE Jacques David19- 2541 BIYOO ZOA François Désiré19- 2542 NDINDJOCK Jacques Martial19- 2543 MPONDO Libert Jesus19- 2544 TCHOUPE TALLA Brice Hermann19- 2545 YOGO ESSOUMBA Pierre19- 2546 NZOMENE TEWOUNNO Marius Aurélien19- 2547 TONYE ETOBE Jean Jules19- 2548 NGONDI ETOUKE Christian Aurélien 19- 2549 NGUEFACK Etienne-Douxami19- 2550 MOUAKO TIENTCHEU Guy Rocel19- 2551 MVONDO Fabrice Fortune19- 2552 MBADI OUM Arles Bienvenu19- 2553 FEUTSEU YOUBI Guy Bertin19- 2554 NANGA KOUME Ruth Pascale Aimée19- 2555 DJEUKOUA KOUAKAM Julie Derel19- 2556 MBOBELE MBOEN Gaëtan-Tangui19- 2557 ELLA Ervé-Guy19- 2558 DONGMO KENMOGNE Cyrille Junior19- 2559 SENA Jacques 19- 2560 DJOUMETE KENGNE Annie Christelle (é) NTIPTA19- 2561 AWAMBA YONTA Cédric19- 2562 AZINWIE ZAMA Ambe19- 2563 NGUEPNANG NANKAM Arnaud19- 2564 NYAME NYAMEHervé Lucien19- 2565 TCHINDA TAMEGNE CyrilleEuclide19- 2566 HAWA ADAMA Geraldine19- 2567 NKABOU TCHOUKWE Yannick19- 2568 SEPDEU YOUDJEU Dupleix19- 2569 TAMGUE YOUMSI Ulrich Arthur19- 2570 WEKIN KOLKOL Ghislain19- 2571 KEBONCHIP Ronald19- 2572 TCHOUADJEU TIALEU Franck Edgard19- 2573 DJAPOU NCHARE Reminick Raoul19- 2574 TANGUIA YMEFOUET Vencelas Baudouin19- 2575 NTCHANGA FEUMY Ronald Gaüs19- 2576 TSEMENGUE TSALA Mathieu19- 2577 KOJIDIE NAMVOU Dimitri Stève19- 2578 MBAKOP A AROGA William19- 2579 REOUKADJI TIRANGAR19- 2580 NGOPA FEUMBA Serge19- 2581 TENAMBOU Eric Jackson19- 2582 NOUKOUA FONGMOR Ulyssé19- 2583 APAH WOUM Valery19- 2584 NKIPANG Frederick Pepila19- 2585 AHMADOU AHIDJO19- 2586 NGWA Nelson NEBA19- 2587 KAMGNA Jean-Pierre19- 2589 WANDJA NANA Jefferson Christian19- 2590 Steeve Arnauld EVINA19- 2591 NGAH Myriam Estelle19- 2592 LEWING TCHUEMBOU Laurel20- 2593 MBAKOP TCHABAT Franck Axel20- 2594 TCHINABI Félix20- 2595 NANDA TANKO Emmanuel20- 2596 MUKORO Edith AFOR20- 2597 ABDOULLAYE Abanie20- 2598 BATOUM Barthélémy20- 2599 AYOUONEGNIGNI KOUOTOU Claude Victor

20- 2600 TCHOULI NGOUDJOU Fabienne20- 2601 MONTHE MIENGUE Nelly20- 2602 TALLING MBOU Severin20- 2603 TAROUNGA MOEBEISSE MBAYE20- 2604 TOCHE Cyrille20- 2605 MANG François Pierre20- 2606 KENGNE FOTSO Juve Devilas20- 2607 NJOH Kingsley AWASOM20- 2608 NAFACK Franklin Miguel20- 2609 TCHINDA Pascal Luclaire20- 2610 BAMOU-TCHOUA Eudes20- 2611 ALI TAIGA Oumar20- 2612 NKIBEU Jean Bertin20- 2613 BUTAKE-NYOWIKE Efile20- 2614 DJADJOUKOA Jacques20- 2615 SONGO NGOUNE Inesse-Barbine20- 2616 TENGIM Eric ZAOTSA20- 2617 FISSENG A MADEM20- 2618 SOUE Arielle Clairemonde20- 2619 TAGHEU MBA Constantin Hippolyte20- 2620 SOLEFACK Ruben Guillain20- 2622 DOUMTSOP MELI Léonel Mauriac20- 2623 NZOGNOU TSINDA Yannick Modeste20- 2624 KOHOUN MBENGMO Eric Wilfried20- 2625 TSOBDJOU Cherel20- 2626 NGOULAH KENFACK Renaud Junior20- 2627 NOUBA NOUBA Joanes20- 2628 KOM TAKAM Aurélien20- 2629 NZALI KUIMOE Leonel20- 2630 SAPIN ABDELAZIZ SAPIN20- 2631 TILONG Georges René20- 2632 KAMGUE KUETCHE20- 2633 DJOUSSE DOUANLA Randolphe20- 2634 TALOE DZUDJO Yannick20- 2635 FOTSING TACUNE Leonel Dutrochet20- 2636 KENGNE NDEFO Christelle20- 2637 DJEUTCHA Yves Léopold20- 2638 NENKAM GUEBANG Bernice Keline20- 2639 CHOFFO NZONTEU Desmond Yannick20- 2640 ZE Bernard Rodrigue20- 2641 KOUAM Franck Valdère20- 2642 BILE MBARGA Paul Thierry20- 2643 KENGNI Beauvalice20- 2644 KETCHEWOUO RaoûlWilliame20- 2645 MONDO Landry Wilfred20- 2646 NTYAM NGIEMA Christine Milène20- 2647 NDEME Gérard Majella20- 2648 DJONLONG Cromwell Landry20- 2649 BEKEK NTCHEP Joël Romanic20- 2650 LEMNSAV Francis KERNYUY20- 2651 NGUEDIA NAGO Steve20- 2652 POUASSI Christelle Aude20- 2653 SIMO NGUEMKAM Fabrice Cabrel20- 2654 EDOA AMOUGOU Arnaud20- 2655 BANDJA NDJEUNDA Donatien Joskar20- 2656 TATCHUM POLLA Stéphane Joël20- 2657 MENGUE MEKA Kevin Jordan20- 2658 BOYOMO Pascal Stève20- 2659 TAKOUCHE TAKOUTCHOUP Katel Cabrel20- 2660 ESSOBE TEMGOUA Steven20- 2661 KOUEDJEU TANKOUA Josias20- 2662 TEKAPSO POHDIE Bonix Louise20- 2663 NGUEMO TAKOUDJOU Armel Yvan20- 2664 MINANE Jacques Rémy20- 2665 KAGOU TEMGOUA Arnauld Stève20- 2666 NDOUMBE Bernard20- 2667 BEDIANG A RIM Daniel Boris20- 2668 MBIA OLINGA Armel Franck20- 2669 BIEM NGWEM Jules Gaétan20- 2670 SILLA BOTEBE HEBI Candice20- 2671 FOBISSIE NGUEKAM Joseph Roland20- 2672 NGA Pierre Célestin Lidovin20- 2673 IBRAHIM KHALIL DJIDJIOUA20- 2674 MAÎNA OUMAROU20- 2675 NGWANG Oliver TUMI20- 2676 EKO AWONO Elysée Blaise-Pascal20- 2677 NGOUBEYOU TCHOUTA Kelly Vanessa20- 2678 KOMMOGNE CHEDZIE Stève Jehu20- 2679 MANG Jean Jaurès Gaétan20- 2680 AMINE SAID NJIMOLUH BAETA

20 -2681 NGONO ZINGA Julienne Sorelle20- 2682 NGALLE NGALLE Thierry Franck20- 2683 KAMDEM YOUMSSI Mathieu20- 2684 SEUTCHE NZEGANG Gerry Pascal20- 2685 NDONG EKWA Olivier20- 2686 MBATENG NGALEU Joël20- 2687 NTEP GWETH Josephine (é) NGAMA20- 2688 FOTUE DZUDIE Gabriel20- 2689 BIYO’O BENGONO Pierre-Cyrille20- 2690 DELEGO LAMAGO Franck Rodier20- 2691 NGOE Valdez SONE20- 2692 TIBA Félix NGANG20- 2693 Michael BATOKO BATOKO20- 2694 YOMBI Sedrick Fridaulin20- 2695 KENMEGNE Aurélie Calice20- 2696 NAWA KOUEBOUTE Polichel20- 2697 TATCHEU TAKOUGNE Vernon Lerry20- 2698 KENZO BOREL Loïc20- 2699 MOURTALA Mohamed20- 2701 NANKAM TENKEU Guy Armand20- 2702 TEUMA NOUDEDE Franky20- 2703 NOUPEPLEH FOTSING Roméo Herman20- 2704 DONGMO MANDJOU Josiane20- 2705 FOKOU KAFFO Rodrigue Stéphane20- 2706 TCHOKOMENI NGUETCHUE Brice Boris20- 2707 MEMANFO SOBMENGHA Marius Giresse20- 2708 DONGMO MBAKOP JIOTSA Blaise20- 2709 BOUGHA BOUGHA Aloys20- 2710 POUASSI Christelle Aude20- 2711 WORDOUGOU GOUKOUNI 20- 2712 AYUK TABE ORU20- 2713 NDOUMOU ESSOMBA Joseph Raoûl20- 2714 TALLA KWETCHE Clément20- 2715 NTANMANJI Elvis TANWIE20- 2716 NDEWE NONGOWE Christian Aubin20- 2717 WOPOUNMOU BURDJIE Marc Jaurel20- 2718 DJEUTCHA HAPPI Loïc Aurélien20- 2719 KAMGANG BOUYEM Alberto Sergi20- 2720 NDARBAWA Solange20- 2721 GOUETH Janvion Yvan20- 2722 ABAH Maurice Innocent20- 2723 NIMPA NIMPA Laurent Junior20- 2724 MBALA TOGOLO Nicolas20- 2725 GOADA TCHOUHYKI Yves20- 2726 BANATEN WAPI Franck Roger20- 2727 TUEKAM TEGHO Serge Patrick20- 2728 NGUEMEJIO DOMO BillantBekard20- 2729 LEKO DEFOUGANG Tierry Brice20- 2730 MENGUE Jean Félix20- 2731 MAKALAH NGOUANAT Diane Qunaline20- 2732 TAKAM FONDOP Eric Dauphin20- 2733 FOKWA Marc Landry20- 2734 DADA TCHALEU Franck Christoffel20- 2735 BOMELA Milaire20- 2736 NGUETSOP LOKENG Kévine Adélaïde20- 2737 KOMO Charles20- 2738 CAMELA WOUMBE Romario20- 2739 DEGAUL TAKOUFOKOU Vincent20- 2740 EBALE EFOUA Mariette Sandrine20- 2741 NYITOUEK MBAMACK Gilles Richard Fernand20- 2742 BIDZANGA Serge Wilfried20- 2743 MAHAMAT BOUKAR20- 2744 AYANKA DAWAYE Marius20- 2745 NKOUEATCHO PALA Paulin20- 2746 MBAHIN NYATCHOUMBI Franck Lionel20- 2747 NDONKO DJONGANG Franky Jurille20- 2748 NGOUAGNA Stanislas Gaël20- 2749 KENGNE FONGANG Maxime Auriole20- 2750 MELI ZANGUE Serge Olivier20- 2751 SAMA Desmond GAHMI20- 2752 ATAFACK NGOMSSI Christel20- 2753 MOUSSA LARBI20- 2754 REGEAN CHO EYAMBE20- 2755 TEKUH MUDOH NWAKUM20- 2757 BOUGHA Dieudonné Lionel20- 2758 DANMANOU RACFAMINE Fernand20- 2759 YARKANGBER Nestor20- 2760 NGAMBI Marc20- 2761 MBOG NWAHBA Amos Gérard

Profession? Engineering! No 033 of the 1st quarter 2020