A year after its creation, theNational Sports Infrastructure Office (Onies) has its full Orientation Council. In a decree made public on August 3, 2023, the President of the Republic appointed the members of this body responsible for the management of sports infrastructure in Cameroon. These are the representatives of the various administrations. The Presidency of the Republic will be represented by Jean Fridolin Bea Hopp, former director of the Palais polyvalent des sports. Prime Minister’s Office by David Massoma Pandong, former Support Council for the implementation of partnership contracts (Carpa).
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The Ministry of Sports and Physical Education (Minsep) has as its representative a certain Cyril Tollo. A character already quite well known in the middle of infrastructure sites in recent years. The man who is a technical adviser to the Minsep was part of the Task Force which controlled the markets and infrastructure projects undertaken within the framework of the organization of the African Cup of Nations (CAN) 2021 hosted by Cameroon. Even if he was seconded to the ministry in charge of sports, many have always seen this management expert as the eye of the Presidency of the Republic in these projects.
They will complete the team which so far only included its leader, namely Joseph Antoine Bell. The former Indomitable Lion was appointed Chairman of the Orientation Council in February 2023, and since then he has been waiting for his collaborators. They are there.
The Onies was created on August 17, 2022 by a presidential decree, a few months after the organization by Cameroon of the African Cup of Nations (CAN) 2021. This is to sustain and above all make profitable the infrastructures created in the occasion of this competition, that the Onies was created.
Members of the Orientation Council
President: Joseph Antoine Bell
Presidential representative: Jean Fridolin Bea Hopp
Prime Minister’s representative: David Massoma Pandong
Representative of the Ministry of Sports: Cyrille Tollo
Representative of the Ministry of the Economy: Yves Marcelin Ekani
Representative of the Ministry of Finance: Désiré Kongo Elanga
Representative of the Ministry of Public Works: Léopold Akono Mvondo
