Chad 🇹🇩: #BONGOR | Official Delivery of Training Certificates in Solar Energy Techniques
Bongor, Chad 🇹🇩 – Monday, August 25, 2026
The Mayo-Kebbi East-West Coordination of the Ken G. Morka Foundation Grassroots Movement (KGMFGM) has officially delivered certificates to participants who successfully completed intensive training in solar panel installation and utilization techniques.
The ceremony commenced with welcome remarks by Mr. Andakeizou Anyoma, Secretary General of KGMFGM for Mayo-Kebbi East-West, who expressed gratitude to all stakeholders and participants for their commitment to renewable energy development.
In his address, Mr. Waïdou Branga, Solar Technician and Provincial Coordinator of KGMFGM for Mayo-Kebbi East-West, highlighted the strategic importance of this training. He commended the participants for their discipline, motivation, and determination throughout the learning process, noting that solar energy remains a key solution for energy access and ward-based production.
Representing the Municipality, Mr. Halallah Ngayam, Session Secretary of the Municipality of Bongor, congratulated the graduates for their perseverance and their will to acquire new skills in the vital field of solar energy.
Presiding over the ceremony, Mr. Kamgué Dilhatamou Abraham, Provincial Delegate for Water and Energy, lauded the initiative of KGMFGM and encouraged the continuation of such professional training programs, particularly in the renewable energy sector, which is crucial for sustainable development.
The highlight of the ceremony included the official presentation of certificates, inspiring testimonies from participants, words of encouragement, and a practical demonstration showcasing the skills acquired during the training.
Through this initiative, the Ken G. Morka Foundation Grassroots Movement (KGMFGM) reaffirms its commitment to youth empowerment, skills development, and the promotion of renewable energy as part of its Ward-Based Production Model – From Grassroots to Greatness.
KGMFGM Communication – Mayo-Kebbi East-West. Website: www.kengmorkafoundation.org
