At the Ministry of States Properties Surveys and Land Tenure, I worked as a Computer Programmer and helped establish and coordinate the One Stop Shop in Mezam. The reform reduced land certificate processing time from approximately 6–24 months to as little as one month.
I also coordinated state property registration in Mezam, linking government buildings to unique numbers and precise geographic coordinates. As a Data Analyst at the State Lands and Land Registry for Mezam, I managed and interpreted land administration data.
At University Of Bamenda, I served as Head of the Computer Unit, taught computing subjects, and supported the GlobalSoft academic system for examinations and student transcripts. I taught and mentored over 3,000 students across undergraduate and HND programmes.
At The ICT University, I taught computer engineering and related subjects and supervised student projects. I also earned a Bachelor of Natural Resources in Sustainable Coastal Development at Novia University of Applied Sciences, engaging in GIS mapping, spatial analysis, and environmental conservation initiatives.
