By
Christopher Ambe
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| Forchak Dorothy: Farewell ! |
The Buea Regional
Treasury is bereaved. One of its senior Personnel, Forchak Dorothy Ebong, who
was Deputy Regional Treasurer No.2, gave up the ghost in a hospital in Limbe last
Sunday, reportedly after a protracted illness.
The corpse
is presently at the mortuary of the Kumba General hospital, pending removal on Friday
September 21, according to sources at the Buea Regional Treasury.
Forchak
Dorothy, 46, noted for her broad smile, is said to have been a very
duty-conscious and respectful Inspector of Treasury.
The
personnel of the Buea Regional Treasury have described her death as a great
loss. The Southwest Regional Treasurer/ Paymaster-General, Ayuk Peter, is said
to be mobilizing to give the fallen colleague a befitting burial.
She died barely
weeks after she buried her father, Enow Forchak Sampson.
Forchak
Dorothy was appointed Deputy Treasurer at the Buea regional treasury sometime
in 2011 and she occupied that position until her death last September 9.
Before that,
this mother of two children, served as Deputy Divisional Treasurer,
Limbe(2004-2010);Interim Divisional Treasurer, Limbe(2003-2004);Deputy
Divisional Treasurer, Limbe(1998-2003).
Before she
enrolled in ENAM Yaounde in 1998 and graduated with Diploma in Finance in 2000,Forchak Dorothy who obtained her First
Degree in English Private Law from the then University of Yaounde, was Legal
Adviser with Satellite Insurance Company
,Douala.
She was born
on August 23, 1966 in Atibongwire in Manyu Division of the Southwest Region.
Forchak
Dorothy did her primary education at Saint Joseph Primary school Fiango Kumba;
secondary education at Government High School Mamfe,where she obtained her GCE
Ordinary Level and proceeded to Cameroon College of Arts and Science ,Kumba where
she passed the GCE Advanced Level before enrolling in the then University of
Yaoundé to read law.
Forchak
Dorothy has left behind many family members, colleagues, class mates, friends
and well-wishers to mourn and remember her.
(First published in The Recorder Newspaper,
Cameroon, of August 14, 2012)
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