Book Launch: Youths Urged To Embrace Action

Y oung people have been ur­ ged to translate their aca­ demic knowledge into prac­ tical action and contribute to Ca­ meroon’s development through innovation, professional commit­ ment and responsible leadership. The call was made by Kizito Ngoa, author of the book “Agir pour Construire Autrement” (Act to Build Differently), during a meeting with students and members of the aca­ demic community in Douala on October 28. The event featured the presentation and dedication of his book, which reflects on his professional journey and the les­ sons drawn from years of service. Speaking to the students, Kizito Ngoa explained that the book was not a technical publication but a message of transmission, aimed at sharing experience and encou­ raging younger generations to contribute to improving their en­ vironment. He said that obtaining a certificate was not the ultimate goal of education. Rather, gra­ duates must continue learning, develop their professional abilities and seek opportunities to make a meaningful contribution to so­ ciety. As a civil engineer and his enga­ gement as the president of the National Order of Civil Engineers of Cameroon, the author recounted his decision to return to Cameroon after studying abroad, with the ambition of contributing to the country’s development. He encou­ raged young people to remain confident in their abilities and to consider using their knowledge to address challenges facing their communities. According to him, building goes beyond physical in­ frastructure. It also involves de­ veloping personal competence, strengthening insti...