Meet the people behind CICTRANS.
CICTRANS brings together leadership, technical expertise and local knowledge to support practical solutions for inclusive and sustainable community development.
Leadership, expertise and experience.
CICTRANS is supported by a team with leadership, technical and community development experience across different areas of its work.
Explore the profiles below to learn more about the people contributing to CICTRANS’s work and development.
Executive leadership
CICTRANS is guided by a leadership team committed to inclusive development, sustainable livelihoods, environmental stewardship, and community participation in Cameroon.
Richard Molua Nebale
Richard Molua Nebale serves as President of CICTRANS and provides strategic leadership for the Association. In this role, he leads the Executive Board, represents CICTRANS before public authorities and partners, convenes Board and General Assembly meetings, and oversees implementation of decisions and organizational priorities.
He is committed to advancing inclusive development, sustainable livelihoods, environmental stewardship, and community participation in Cameroon.
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Bayoh Ndika
Bayoh Ndika serves as Vice President of CICTRANS. He supports the President in providing organizational leadership, helps strengthen coordination across the Executive Board, and represents the Association when delegated or when the President is unavailable.
He contributes to CICTRANS’ commitment to inclusive, collaborative, and community-centered development.
Abei Emmanuel Ateanoh
Abei Emmanuel Ateanoh serves as Secretary General of CICTRANS. He supports the Association’s administrative coordination by helping to maintain official records, correspondence, meeting documentation, and organizational archives.
His role contributes to effective internal communication, transparent documentation, and implementation of day-to-day administrative activities.
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Rawlings Ndene Esong
Rawlings Ndene Esong serves as Financial Secretary of CICTRANS. He supports the management and recording of financial transactions, including membership dues, donations, grants, receipts, vouchers, and related financial documentation.
He works with the Treasurer to promote accountable financial reporting and sound financial administration.
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Nkeangyi Lawrence
Nkeangyi Lawrence oversees CICTRANS’ financial management and accountability. His responsibilities include safeguarding financial assets, supervising budgets and financial reporting, monitoring expenditures and bookkeeping, and helping ensure that the organization’s resources are managed transparently and in accordance with approved procedures.
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Christopher Kedju Nchufor
Christopher Kedju Nchufor serves as Chief Executive Officer of CICTRANS. He provides operational leadership for the organization’s directorate and supports coordination of organizational systems, programme delivery, and implementation of Executive Board decisions.
His role contributes to the effective translation of CICTRANS’ mission into practical, community-centered action.
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Kum Jude Kawzu
Kum Jude Kawzu serves as Public Relations Officer of CICTRANS. He supports the organization’s public image, visibility, outreach, and communication with stakeholders.
His responsibilities include helping to share information about CICTRANS’ work through appropriate communication channels and strengthening relationships with communities, partners, and the public.
View profileAdvisers
CICTRANS benefits from the experience and guidance of advisers who contribute strategic, technical, and institutional perspectives to strengthen the organization’s work.
Okenye Mambo
Okenye Mambo serves as Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at CICTRANS. His role supports the monitoring of programme activities, assessment of progress, and evaluation of results to strengthen accountability and inform organizational decision-making.
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Dr. Ehabe Eugene Ejolle
Dr. Ehabe Eugene serves as an Adviser to CICTRANS. He provides strategic and technical guidance to support sound governance, organizational development, and effective delivery of the Association’s mission.
He contributes experience and institutional perspective to the work of the Executive Board and General Assembly.
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John Nenghabi
John Nenghabi serves as an Adviser to CICTRANS. He supports the organization with strategic counsel, experience, and guidance to strengthen governance, partnerships, and inclusive community development.
View profile →Technical and field team
CICTRANS brings together technical and field-based expertise that supports inclusive programmes, community engagement and practical implementation across its areas of work.
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Mary Bessem
Mary Bessem serves as Gender Officer for CICTRANS. She supports the integration of gender equity and social inclusion across the organization’s programmes, policies and community engagement.
Her work helps ensure that women, men, youth, persons with disabilities and marginalized groups can participate meaningfully and benefit equitably from CICTRANS initiatives.
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Njieni Juslene Nekena
Njieni Juslene serves as Field Operations Manager for CICTRANS. He supports the coordination of field-level activities and practical implementation of community initiatives.
He has identified potential nursery sites in Tancha and Fiango in Kumba, as well as Mile 15 in Buea, to support the Association’s proposed nursery initiative.
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