By Abdullahi Inuwa
In a remarkable stride toward community development, the Force Commander of the Multinational Joint Task Force MNJTF, Major General Godwin Mutkut, has commissioned the newly built and fully furnished St. Joseph Nursery School in Mora, Cameroon.
The two-classroom facility, complete with a staff room, is part of the MNJTF’s Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) initiative aimed at enhancing education in regions affected by conflict. During the commissioning ceremony, Major General Mutkut emphasized that education is not just a priority—it’s a powerful weapon against ignorance and terror.
“We must encourage our children to learn, not just through words, but with bold actions that speak louder,” he declared.
The Force Commander highlighted this project as one of many quick-impact interventions designed to bring relief and stability to communities across the Lake Chad region. He urged the people of Mora to take full ownership of the school and protect it as a community treasure.
School Director Ms. Justine Suke thanked the MNJTF and the African Union for their unwavering support, noting that the school will serve as a beacon of hope and foundation for future generations.
The event drew dignitaries including the representative of the Mayor of Mora Council, Sector 1 Commander, senior MNJTF officials, AU Mission Support Team members, and joyful members of the Mora community.
With books, bricks, and bold vision, the MNJTF is building more than classrooms—it’s building the future.
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