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14 Jan
Renouvellement de la tutelle académique de l’Université de Maroua en faveur de l’Institut Universitaire de Développement International
L’Institut Universitaire de Développement International (IUDI) a la joie de porter à la connaissance du public le renouvellement de l’accord-cadre de tutelle académique de l’Université de Maroua (UMa) en sa faveur en date du 10 janvier 2024. Il remercie le Professeur Idrissou Alioum, Recteur de l’Université pour son encadrement très dynamique et efficace. À travers lui, l’IUDI exprime sa gratitude à Son Excellence le Professeur Jacques Fame Ndongo, Ministre d’État, Ministre de l’Enseignement Supérieur et Chancelier des Ordres Académiques, pour son admirable leadership académique.
L’IUDI, basé à Mokolo (Extrême-Nord du Cameroun) propose une formation universitaire au niveau licence, Master et doctorat dans les filières suivantes : développement international, administration des affaires, sciences de l’éducation, études interculturelles et études linguistiques. Pour ces filières, il bénéficie de l’accompagnement académique de la Faculté des Sciences Économiques et de Gestion, de la Faculté des Arts, Lettres et Sciences Humaines et de l’École Normale Supérieure de l’UMa. Deux nouvelles fillières sont en préparation: sciences médicales et agroforesterie. La formation se déroule en français ou en anglais selon la préférence de l’étudiante ou de l’étudiant. Les apprenants proviennent de 25 pays.
En dehors de ces filières, l’IUDI offre également une formation dans toutes les disciplines théologiques (Ancien Testament, Nouveau Testament, Théologie Systématique, Misologie, Histoire de l’Église, Théologie Pratique et Religions et Cultures), de la licence au doctorat.
L’IUDI forme principalement en ligne, ce qui présente plusieurs avantages :
✔ Possibilité de concilier aisément études, travail, famille et vie personnelle grâce à la formation à distance
✔ Formation accessible 24 h/24 (sans restriction de temps ou de lieu)
✔ Partenariats académiques avec des universités en Afrique, en Amérique du Nord et en Europe
✔ Corps professoral international et polyglotte avec une majorité de professeurs de rang magistral
✔ Possibilité d’obtenir des diplômes professionnels et académiques
✔ Formations innovantes, holistiques, souples et flexibles
Pour la majorité des filières et niveaux de formation, l’inscription en ligne est ouverte 12 mois/12 en cliquant sur le lien suivant :
https://airtable.com/appG9wTf8HvZFQAPq/shro6SoBnSGTOb3r6
The University Institute of International Development (IUDI) is pleased to announce to the public the renewal of the framework agreement for academic supervision of the University of Maroua (UMa) in its favor as of January 10, 2024. Our institution thanks Professor Idrissou Alioum, Rector of the University, for his dynamic and effective administration. Through him, IUDI expresses gratitude to His Excellency Professor Jacques Fame Ndongo, Minister of State, Minister of Higher Education, and Chancellor of Academic Orders for his admirable academic leadership.
IUDI, based in Mokolo (Far North of Cameroon), offers university education at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels in the following fields: international development, business administration, educational sciences, intercultural studies, and linguistic studies. These sectors benefit from academic support from the Faculty of Economics and Management, the Faculty of Arts, Letters and Human Sciences, and the École Normale Supérieure of the UMa. Two new schools are being prepared: medical sciences and agroforestry.
The training takes place in French or English, depending on the student’s preference. Learners come from 25 countries.
Apart from these sectors, the IUDI also offers training in all theological disciplines (Old Testament, New Testament, Systematic Theology, Misology, Church History, Practical Theology, and Religions and Cultures), from the bachelor’s degree to the doctorate.
IUDI trains mainly online, which has several advantages:
✔ Possibility to easily reconcile studies, work, family and personal life thanks to distance learning
✔ Training accessible 24 hours a day (without time or location restrictions)
✔ Academic partnerships with universities in Africa, North America and Europe
✔ International and multilingual faculty with a majority of professors of magisterial rank
✔ Opportunity to obtain a professional or academic diploma
✔ Innovative, holistic, flexible and flexible training
✔ For the majority of courses and training levels, online registration is open 12 months a year by clicking on the following link:
3 Oct
Meeting the Needs of Internally Displaced Christian Boko Haram Victims: A Case Study of Mokolo in the Far North Region, Cameroon
Picture of an abandoned house in the Mayo Tsanaga Division (Far North Cameroon) taken on Aug 22, 2023, by Moussa Bongoyok (c) Copyright by Moussa Bongoyok
Abstract
Since 2014, the Far North Region of Cameroon has experienced regular attacks from Boko Haram and, more recently, the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP). These attacks have affected followers of all three major religions in the region, but Christians have been hit the hardest. Many have been forced to abandon their churches, villages, farms, and businesses and seek refuge in Mokolo, where they feel safe. While nonprofits and churches have quickly provided urgent needs like food, medical assistance, and shelter, many other crucial needs are often overlooked. This study dives deeply into the Mayo Tsanaga division victims’ needs, offering insights into a holistic and sustainable approach to relief and aid. The article also highlights the importance of critical strategic preventive measures in at-risk villages and cities.
Keywords: aid, Boko Haram, Cameroon, holistic, Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP), Mokolo, persecution, relief, sustainable development, prevention
Published in Global Missiology, http://www.globalmissiology.org, October 2023 Vol. 20 No. 4 (2023): Christian Persecution and Suffering
http://ojs.globalmissiology.org/index.php/english/issue/view/250
30 Déc
THERE IS HOPE
A new year deserves celebration because it presents a fresh existential page with a backdrop of a message of hope. At the mention of a blank page, our thoughts fly to the Private Protestant Primary School of Soulédé in the Mayo Tsanaga division, Far North Cameroon. In that school, we discovered the inkwell, the blotting paper, and the old fashion fountain pen for the first time in March 1977. We were then in third grade. We came from Mokolo following our father’s transfer as a pioneer of the Soulédé agricultural post. Before this unforgettable experience, we only used chalk, pencil, and ballpoint pen to write. The first encounter with the fountain pen was a real obstacle course. The hardest part was to draw enough ink from the inkwell to soak the nib’s tip immersed in the indelible liquid without dirtying the page of the notebook. And, when by mistake, there was an extra drop of ink that stained the sheet; it was immediately necessary to use the paper blotter to limit the damage. The first few weeks were not easy. Fortunately, we had an exceptionally kind and patient teacher: Mr. KOENE Oumarou Joseph. In this context, we welcomed a new notebook page with thrilling joy each time we turned an old one with one or more stains. It was a golden opportunity to do better than on the previous page.
The example above illustrates the alternation of existential seasons in the life of a human being. If some years are delightful, others are less so; and none is perfect. Looking back on the past year, each person will find cause for joy, satisfaction, and praise. But she will also realize that other events were difficult, dark, regrettable, and painful. Therefore, should one sink into lamentations and discouragement, especially when comparing oneself to others who seem to have been more successful in life? It would be the worst mistake. Time spent, whether happy or unhappy, will never return. Hence, it is not wise to cling to it at the risk of blackening the new page of the notebook of life that the new year offers before even starting it. It is better to draw the necessary lessons and use them to go from progress to progress. Because as the Guinean mathematician Mouctar KEITA so aptly noted, “Every day is an opportunity to improve by correcting your imperfections.” This statement also applies to the New Year.
Whatever the previous year’s pains, losses, and failures, it is advisable to take life with philosophy. The Latin saying goes: “Dum spiro spero” (while I breathe, I hope). A failure can be the foundation of a resounding success in the future if one carefully examines the root causes and draws from it the necessary instructions to correct course where necessary. The fact that an investment does not yet bear the expected fruits should never lead to depression because when one is closer to the goal, discouragement knocks with more vivacity on the soul’s door. A bad harvest in the Sahelian zone has consequences that last at least a year, but the peasants do not give up fieldwork for this because they realize that the next season can be plentiful.
Along the same lines, the loss of a loved one should make the grieving person recognize that no matter how much their tears and lamentations, the missing person will never return to them again. When faced with this harsh reality, wisdom dictates to rise from mourning and joyfully serve those still alive, as King David once did (2 Samuel 12:13-22). It is, paradoxically, the best way to honor the dead. Moreover, disappointment should in no way lead to a negative view of all others because human beings are not the same on the one hand. On the other hand, faulty people can repent and change their behavior. The best wealth of a human being is life. We can hope, triumph, improve, and succeed as long as we live. The words of Romans 12:12 seem to be an excellent summary of this brief reflection: “Rejoice in hope. Be patient in affliction. Persevere in prayer. »
Happy new year under the benevolent gaze of the divine Master of life and time because there is hope!
Prof. Moussa Bongoyok
5 Fév
TSAMAHA Bienvenu loue le Seigneur en mafa -TSAMAHA Bienvenu is praising the Lord in Mafa – TSAMAHA Bienvenu a slèberdè Zhiklè a da’i mofa
Ndav nga a wuffè te man Zhiklè m’woy nga…m’va nga nshèffè a mèdèp.
Nous nous réjouissons parce que Dieu nous a aimé…Il nous a donné la vie éternelle.
We rejoice because God loved us…He gave us eternal life.
16 Nov
Opportunités pour les Africaines et Africains – Opportunities for Africans
Voici un excellent site Web qui offre de multiples occasions favorables aux Africaines et Africains. Veuillez le consulter régulièrement et partager les informations importantes avec vos sœurs et frères, quelle que soit leur nationalité ou leur origine ethnique. La vraie réussite n’est jamais centrée sur soi. Pensons aux autres, et l’Afrique avancera résolument sur la voie du développement holistique. Prof. Moussa Bongoyok
Website recommandé: https://www.opportunitiesforafricans.com
Here is a great website that offers multiple opportunities for Africans. Please review it regularly and share important information with your sisters and brothers, regardless of their nationality or ethnicity. True success is never about yourself. Let’s think of others, and Africa will move forward resolutely on the path of holistic development. Prof. Moussa Bongoyok
Recommended Website: https://www.opportunitiesforafricans.com