Communities in the Nguti and Mbonge Council municipalities in Cameroon’s South West Region were recently trained in mindset transformation by AJEMALEBU SLEF HELP (AJESH).

The training aimed to instill a pioneering spirit and a sense of responsibility in participants, and encourage them to cultivate positive thinking. AJESH CEO Harrison Nnoko Ngaaje led the training, which aimed to change the old thinking mindset that makes work and life ineffective and inefficient, stalling development. 

The goal was to cultivate leaders who will work, serve, and sacrifice first in developing a self-sustainable, self-reliant modern village. Nnoko Ngaaje advised the chiefs to draw up action plans and to have one-, two-, or even ten-year development plans to achieve their goals. Participants promised to use the training to realize their dreams for their villages.