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Monographic Study Nguti Council5.3. Analysis of Basic Services per ClanTable 37: Repartition of Basic Services per ClanClan Education Health Water SupplyPrimary Secondary Technical Post Hospital Health Health Patent Pipe BoresecondaryCenter Post Medicines Borne HolesStoresAbongoe 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Bebun 4 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 1 0(NgutiTown)Banyu 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Bassossi 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0Ngemngoe 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Upper 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 0BalongLower 6 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1MboUpper 3 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0NkonghoLower 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1NkonghoTotal 32 4 1 2 2 7 1 2 7 5 4 Primary schools listed above are Lay Private and are located as follows: 1 inMbetta (Lower Nkongho), 2 in Nguti town (Bebun) and 1 in Manyemen (UpperBalong). The rest of the schools are government owned. There are 4 Medical Laboratories in the Municipality. 2 in Nguti Town (Bebun), 1in Manyemen (Upper Balong) and 1 in Ntale (Bassosi) Educational Institutions are concentrated in those clans with easy accessibility(Bebun, Upper Balong and Bassosi) only Lower Mbo in the hinterland benefitsfrom several primary educational facilities Health Institutions are concentrated in accessible clans (Bebun & Upper Balong) Water points are more evenly distributed (except in Upper Nkongho) even thoughmost of the infrastructure are obsolete and non functionalBasic facts on Access to Basic Servicesa. 12 out of 54 villages have access to a Road Net workb. 12 out of 54 villages have access to Portable Waterc. None of the 54 villages has access to Electricityd. 2 out of the 54 villages have access to Post Secondary Educatione. 5 out of the 54 villages have access to Secondary Educationf. 32 out of the 54 villages have access to Primary Educationg. 5 out of the 54 villages have access to Nursery Educationh. 9 out of the 54 villages have access to Health Care FacilitiesThe above is purely a qualitative analysis. It should be highlighted that the quality ofthese facilities and services provided including their staff strengths are far belowacceptable standards (except for health care units in Manyemen and Nguti town).50
Monographic Study Nguti Council6. COUNCIL ACTIVITIES6.1 Councilors/Staff ProfileNguti Council has 25 Councillors (24 males and one female) who are Teachers,Businessmen, Tutors, Clerks, Nurses and farmers. A handful is senior citizens onretirement. The council has a total number of 18 staff, 13 of them are male while 5 arefemale. Most of the workers are permanent staff. The educational level of the staffranges from First School Leaving Certificate, R.S.A Stage 4, Ordinary Level andCEFAM Cycle I& II.Below is a table for the councillors Council staff and C of Nguti MunicipalityTable 38: List of Council StaffNo Name Position Sex Dip Years of Main tasksExp.1 Ngoh Elizabeth Secretary F CEFAM 15 SecretaryBelle2 EladsonFotabong C.GeneralMunicipalTreasurerMCYCLE IICEFAMCYCLE I3 Tabi Titus Bisong Correspondence M CEFAMCYCLE I28 Treasurer3 Gen.Correspondences/Filing4 Etue Elias Makia Treasury M FSLC 26 Cashier5 Nzo Manfred A. Revenue M FSLC 21 Yard ManCollector6 Eyambe Stephen Secretariat M FSLC 20 Voucher Clerk7 Besong Christine Secretariat F FSLC 20 Typist8 Tenyi Johnson Council Gate M FSLC 20 RevenueCollector9 Ako Anthony Council Gate M FSLC 20 RevenueCollector10 Akpo Eugen Transport Clerk M F.S.L.C 20 Transport Clerk11 Esapa Sinke E. Civil Status M R.S.A8 Civil Status Sect.STAGE 412 Nguty Joseph Night Watch M F.S.L.C 8 Night Watch13 Ndormyah Jacob Town Planning M 6 Town Planner14 Ngape Lovert Revenue M F.S.L.C 5 Domestic ServantCollector15 Wawoh Mary Bangem (SDO) F 4 Clerk (S.D.O)16 EjomeScolarsticaTreasury F O/L 3 Finance Clerk InTreasury17 Ahone Tatiana Treasury F BT 3 Finance Clerk InAdministration18 Moses MbueTongGarage M F.S.L.C 3 Driver/Mechanic51
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