The envelope announced on July 25 by the President of the National Assembly, Théodore Datouo, was made available to the officials of the Bafoussam Regional Hospital last Thursday through the governor of the West region.
Patients suffering from kidney failure who turn to the Bafoussam Regional Hospital for care can hope for an improvement in the quality of their treatment. The Hemodialysis Center of this health facility has just received a grant of 40 million CFA francs to strengthen medical equipment. The director of the office of the President of the National Assembly, Isaac Tamba, handed over the check to the governor of the West region, Awa Fonka Augustine, and the bank domiciliation certificate to the president of the management committee of the Bafoussam Regional Hospital, Jules Hilaire Focka Focka.
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During the ceremony, the governor praised the initiative while urging the fund beneficiaries to manage them transparently with the priority of improving patient care. The director of the Bafoussam Regional Hospital, Dr. Jean Marie Ndjip, thanked the President of the National Assembly for this “unexpected and hopeful gesture for patients and healthcare teams.”
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The handing over of the check is the fulfillment of the promise made by the President of the National Assembly on July 25, 2026. It was during the grand thank-you meeting to the President of the Republic for the election of Deputy Théodore Datouo as head of the National Assembly office. In his speech that day, the president of the lower house of parliament, thanking the meeting organizers and all participants, announced the mobilization of still available resources to finance a humanitarian project benefiting the populations of the West region, and even Cameroon. According to him, this donation is thus an act of attachment to the values of sharing and serving the populations.
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