Striking Eagles Look to New Term After Re-electing Isa Adamu As President

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Isa Adamu has been re-elected President of the Striking Eagles, the US Embassy’s sports club in Yaounde, Cameroon. He was elected alongside other executive board members on August 22 during the club’s elective General Assembly.

Isa Adamu, President of Striking Eagles FC (Photo Credit: Mainimo Mengnjo)

The elections were coordinated by Shufai Ndzefoncho, El Bethel Germain Mban as election observer, with Celestin Abongwa acting as an observer and representative of the President of AMLEA.

 

A Focus on Teamwork and Community

Shortly after his re-election, Isa Adamu thanked the members of the Striking Eagles for their confidence and trust, stating that “it’s a teamwork” as he looks forward to working with the new board and all members of the club.

“I believe in a sense of community, putting forth the U.S. Embassy’s core values: respect, integrity, community, and efficiency. The objective is to see how we can work together to make the Striking Eagles bigger and go further,” he said.

Newly elected board of Striking Eagles pose for a family picture with AMLEA representative, Election Committee Member and Observer (Photo Credit: Mainimo Mengnjo)

When asked about his upcoming mandate, Adamu said he could not decide alone because it would be a “teamwork.” “I’m going to work with the board, and we are going to have a plan of action for the next two years.” He also called on members to prioritize the embassy’s core values in their daily activities.

Looking back at the previous term, Adamu said that a lot was achieved and that it gave him the motivation to run again for this new mandate, which he believes will be fruitful. “I came back knowing that with this new mandate, I’ll be able to look at the challenges we had in the past, fix them, and take our team forward. I know that one of the main challenges was our training sessions—we need to work on coming on time,” he said.

 

Remarks From Election Committee and Former President

El Bethel Germain Mban, an election observer, expressed appreciation for how the elections were conducted, stating that the team did a good job. “I think that it’s good for us to just go that way,” he said.

El Bethel Germain Mban, Elections Observer (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

As a former president of the club, he advised the new board to be inclusive and to rely on the former board, past presidents, and members to build a strong organization in the coming years.

Shufai Ndzefoncho, Elections Committee member (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

On his part, Celestin Abongwa praised the members of the Striking Eagles and called on them to support the new board in managing the club’s affairs for the next two years. He added that the club should continue to strive to win more trophies both nationally and internationally.

Celestin Abongwa, Representative of the President of AMLEA during the elections (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

 

The New Leadership

Newly elected board of Striking Eagles pose for a family picture with Representative o AMLEA (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

In addition to the election of Isa Adamu, the following were elected to leadership positions:

Vice President: George Mabola

Secretary General: Elisabeth Ndeh

Financial Secretary: Bakelack Jean Marie

Head Coach: Ajebe Ivo (assisted by Mbah Tecko)

Team Captain: Munoh Doh (assisted by Polycarp Chenwi)

Logistician: Nuh Christian

Disciplinarian: Kalamay Fondzenyuy

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