A Speech by Orphan Caregivers of Mankon Zone

A Speech Presented by the Orphan Caregivers of Mankon Zone during the inauguration of M.O.G.F  on the 11th of January, 2013.

"The children here present, The Caregivers, The Coordinators, I salute you all.

I want to take this time to acknowledge and welcome everybody that is here today in the name of Jesus Christ. I want to thank God that we all are part of this great occasion today to see this wonderful Mother God has been using to support us and our children from a distance. 

Before I continue I will like the children and their caregivers to stand up for our mother, Veronique, to  see them. Thank you very much, you can sit down.

Due to your efforts, our children began this academic year with a smile on their faces. We are so grateful for this gesture, and may God bless you and give you a long life so that you will continue blessing us and other orphans around the world. 

Long Live Mankon orphans

Long live Mom Orphanage Global Foundation

Long Live the Republic of Cameroon,

Thank you.

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