Fundong Council Adopts 2025 Accounts, Reaffirms Commitment to Development

Mayor Denis Awoh Ndang with Boyo SDO, Others 

The Fundong Council has recorded a strong financial performance for the 2025 financial year, achieving a 93.16% budget execution rate and a surplus of over 9.4 million FCFA.

The announcement was made by Mayor Denis Awoh Ndang during the Administrative, Management and Stores Account session held on March 25, 2026, at the Fundong council chambers.

Mayor of Fundong 

While addressing councillors and stakeholders at the Fundong Council chambers, the mayor revealed that the municipality’s initial 2025 budget stood at 905,742,000 FCFA. As of December 31, 2025, total revenue realized amounted to 843,833,227 FCFA, representing a 93.16% execution rate. Expenditure was recorded at 834,410,200 FCFA, leaving a surplus of 9,423,027 FCFA an indicator of prudent financial management under Cameroon’s program-based budgeting system.

Beyond financial figures, Mayor Ndang highlighted several key development projects executed during the year. These included the construction of classrooms and offices at GS Fujua, the building of teachers’ staff quarters at GS Ajung, and the continuation of the Fundong Council office block (Phase 4). 

The deliberative organ of Fundong council 

The council also made strides in infrastructure and basic services, notably extending electricity to GRA Fundong and Ngwah, constructing a borehole at Fundong Centre, and rehabilitating multiple water supply schemes across communities such as Akeh, Ilung, Achain, Boyui, Ebosung, and Njinijua-Abuh.

Road infrastructure also received attention, with maintenance works carried out on the Isaibal–Mission Quarter road spanning 1.633km. Social infrastructure projects included the construction of an Integrated Health Centre, the development of the Fundong Amusement Park, and the building of a community hall at Atoini.

The Fundong amusement park, one of the realizations in 2025

Despite these achievements, the mayor acknowledged that some projects remain incomplete. These include the construction of classrooms at GS Bolem, the Luh Community Hall (Phase 1), and a Youth Multipurpose Centre in Fundong. Ongoing rehabilitation works on the Bainjong water scheme and the Fundong–Ilung road (20km) were also noted, while the Fundong–Mentang road project is reportedly in the process of cancellation.

Looking ahead, Mayor Denis Asoh Ndang outlined plans for the 2026 financial year but cautioned that the successful execution of projects depends on a peaceful and stable environment. He called on councillors to act as ambassadors of peace within their respective communities to ensure continued development.

He also urged councillors to remain committed and uphold the progress achieved, while expressing appreciation for their collaboration and dedication.

Speaking as the supervisory authority, the Senior Divisional Officer for Boyo, Menyong Gilbert Sunday, commended councillors for their maturity during the scrutiny of the council’s accounts. He also called on them to intensify community sensitization ahead of upcoming census operations and emphasized the importance of political preparedness for future legislative and municipal elections.

The SDO encouraged councillors to consolidate their achievements and make effective use of the mandate extension to strengthen their performance and maintain their positions.

The session ended on a note of optimism, with local authorities reaffirming their commitment to sustainable development and good governance in Fundong Municipality.