King Black Welfare Association Produces Pioneer International Graduates

By   Mbonda Lizzy Noel

King Black Welfare Association has graduated their 1^st batch of students undergoing the Association of Business Executives (ABE- UK) program.

The graduation was as a result of the partnership signed by King Black and the Association of Business Executives in January 2020.

59 trainees in the various  categories  of Secretaries, Business Technology  and also some other trainees thanks to the partnership created with ABE- UK  in Project Management and Human Resource were the grandaunts who took certificates during the graduation ceremony that took place on Friday the 22nd of January, 2021 at the Limbe Botanic Garden.

King Black is an Association founded in May 2008 to use innovative computer literacy programs for youth and women empowerment, sustainable development and positive social change.

The CEO Mr. Nugang Clement Devalle made it clear that the graduation of this year was a unique one because they graduated their 1^st batch of students who did the Association of Business Executives (ABE- UK) program.

The CEO Mr. Nugang Clement Devalle said, they only train the students of the ABE program and their diplomas are issued directly from London.

This is one of the steps King Black has taken to give young Cameroonian trainings with global recognition to improve their competiveness in the global economy. 

He went further to urge parents, workers, degree holders and advance Level holders to take advantage of this program with global recognition brought to their doorsteps.

More so, Mr. Nungang Clement went further to say basically, they are focused on skills development and their interest is not just for people with degrees or A levels.

“Irrespective of your level academically or age wise, we take every body and give skills that make you become useful to ourselves and your society” He said and added that for you to have a diploma at king black doesn’t  mean  age or specific  academic  qualifications as even those who have been rejected by their families are now living  testimonies .

King Black has programs ranging from one month up to two years depending   on which area you choose to study.

On her part, the representative of the Regional Director of National Employment Fund Madam Geraldine Nagwa, said it’s always a pleasure an honour to be part of the graduation ceremony organized by the King Black Foundation, one of their faithful partners for years now.

“The main mission  of the National Employment Fund  is to create  employment throughout the national territory, by forcing the increase  of job opportunity  flow with determination  with the information  of the job market and also integration  of young Cameroonians who are seeking  for jobs for the first time” she said.

Representing the Member of Parliament for Fako East Constituency, Hon Etombi Gladys was the Alternate Member of Parliament, Honourable Charles Eyuma Sama.

The representative of the Parliamentarian his part advised the grandaunts not graduate and sit at home waiting for the government to provide them with jobs but that they should go out and try to be entrepreneurs.

One of the beneficiaries, who graduated from the Association of Business Executive Mr. Paco Melville, appreciated King Black for introducing the ABE- UK program.

He said he had always loved the program but didn't have the opportunity to do it. So he had to grab the opportunity immediately he heard King Black had signed a partnership with the organization.

Furthermore, the CEO of King Black Mr. Nungang Clement during an interview with the press said King Black has been giving study scholarships to the less privilege since inception and they have trained 2000 Cameroonians from all walks of life and created over 900 jobs from 2008 till date.

It should be noted that the founder and CEO of King Black Welfare Association is 2019 winner of the prestigious Victoria International Media Merit Awards in the category of ICT Development.