28 Education & Career
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NOTTINGHAM AMBITIOUS CAMEROONIANS
BID FAREWELL TO TWO MEMBERS.
By Almighty Nchafack
This weekend, the Cameroonian community in Nottingham bade farewell to two of
theirs as they return home after postgraduate studies. Almighty Nchafack and Linda Rose
Atem successfully completed a Master of Arts in Public Health from Nottingham Trent
University and a Master of Science in Advanced Chemical Engineering from the University
of Birmingham respectively.
These young girls are part of the Cameroonian community called Nottingham Ambitious
Cameroonians (NAC) which aims at supporting members in joyful and sad events as
well as fundraising for charitable causes back home. NAC started in 2012 as a group of
Cameroonian women meeting on Saturdays to socialise and support each other. Two
years later, the men joined the group and it became a full-fledged association with an
executive body and a constitution.
‘I made friends, travelled,
cried, laughed and found a
family away from home in
NAC. I will miss them!’ says
Almighty with tears in her
eyes. Linda Rose on her part
says, ‘It was an all-round
experience and if I were to
turn back
the hands
of
time,
I will still
choose to
be part of
NAC.’
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