Former students of the Government Bilingual High School Limbe are organizing one of the biggest events to enable them to give back to a school they say shaped their lives, values, and future well-being.
On August 22, all chapters will convene in Limbe, Cameroon's southwest coastal city.
“Now, it's our collective responsibility to ensure that GBHS Limbe continues to grow and prosper in its mission to train our younger ones,” says Njama MBA Robert, interim president of GBIHLEXSA Global.
The association is calling on every single class batch—from the oldest to the most recent, and all regional chapters—to be actively represented.
“Together, we shall present the global vision, address concerns raised by the different batches, and strategize for a sustainable support system.” He added that they will also elect those to drive their action plans forward.
“To ensure that the deliberations are meaningful, we are requesting that each batch send in two designated members from each batch and regional chapter to attend and speak on your behalf,” he stated.
The ex-students' association has remained a key development pillar for most schools in Cameroon.
They often give scholarships to the best students and ensure basic social amenities in the school.
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