Siantou university yde: Students receive promised laptops of president Biya.... By Fabove Gael


 9830 PB lap top computers have been handed over to Siantou University Institute by the head of state.

The minister of higher education, prof Jacques Fame Ndongo precided over the handing ceremony  on 23/05/2019. A gift from President Paul Biya.

The Minister in his speech , exolted the students to make good use of the gadgets.

 The computers are simply tools for study from the head of state Paul Biya..."Mr.Fame Ndongo outlined.

Mr.Wantou Siantou, the proprietor of the University personally received the gift with gladness.He has promised to diligently share it to his students.


 Students of the institute  have expressed their gratitudes to the President of the republic and promised to wisely use the computers.

The event took place at the Coron campus.



Donations are still on going for other universities across  the national territory.

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