Traditional Council
Ndingwan Primus
Chairman, Guneku Traditional Council
THE GOVERNING BODY OF GUNEKU
The Guneku Traditional Council
The governing body of Guneku. His Royal Highness is the king; these are the people through whom the village is governed.
8 people · as recorded 2021
The council was reconstituted through quarter elections and its councillors installed on 30 July 2021. These are the office holders as the record named them in that year. Five years have passed and a traditional council changes: this is published as the record, not as a claim about who holds office today. If the Palace confirms the present holders, this register is superseded rather than corrected.
Who holds office
Each entry shows only a name, the office the record gives, and where that record came from. Every one can be claimed by the person it belongs to — and from that moment the profile is theirs to write, and theirs to decide what the public sees.
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Fodom Calvin
Secretary, Guneku Traditional Council; quarter head of Fun
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Amamuki Jonathan
Treasurer, Guneku Traditional Council; quarter head of Njinebai
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Mbakwa Bernard
Head of the 2021 Palace electoral commission; leader of the election team
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Ngwa Vitalis
Secretary of the 2021 electoral commission; the Fon's representative
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Fon Mathias
Member of the 2021 quarter-election team
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Mukum Charles Ndika
President, Fun Quarter Traditional Council; represents Fun on the Guneku Traditional Council
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Abanda Gideon
Secretary General, Fun Quarter Traditional Council
Is one of these you?
Claim your entry and it becomes yours. The office stays as the record has it — that part is the Fondom’s — but everything else is yours to write: where you are, what you do, which quarter you come from, and which of the village’s projects you stand behind. You choose, field by field, what the public sees.
If a name here is wrong, out of date, or should not be published at all, say so and it is put right. Nobody has to argue for their own record.