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St Joseph’s College Sasse Buea in Pictures. Part 2 (end)
St Joseph’s College Sasse in Buea, South Western Cameroon celebrates its 75th anniversary in December this year. Some of the most prominent academics, doctors, engineers and other professionals in and out of the country, studied inside the stone walls of Sasse.
Some of the school buildings, including the main block are iconic structures that should and must be maintained for posterity. However, the dormitories and most other structures in the college are no longer fit for purpose. In an interview with Iroko Magazine shortly after his elections as new SOBA national president, Prof Ephraim Ngwafor acknowledged that the school does need some new and modern structures.
In the second and last pictorials from the school, former student Francis Ngwa brings you some pictures of how the school looks today. Some of the pictures tell their own stories.
School Hall
The Shrine. Situated opposite Sasse College gates attracts hundreds of “pilgrims” weekly
A Classroom in Sasse,. School still uses “old time” desks
Nice Pics Francis. Can barely recognise some of the places and structures. Sasse really needs some TLC. Some of those structures are crumbling…
As a parent, the name SJC Sasse is bigger today, than the structures that represent it. this school needs wholehearted pedagogic administration which will tie up name to reputation, reflective on infracstructure. i will not advice any parent in these times to send their children to this school where sanitation and academia are at its lowest ebbs. studioruim is not limited to academics; at worst brutality is such education. i love sjc sasse and i will like to see it renovated to meet the times.
thank you