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Born in 1954 at Bongongo in Ndian Division of the South West Region of Cameroon. From 1966 to 1971 he studied in Bilingual Grammar school Buea where he obtained the GCE Advanced Level. From 1973 to 1977, he further his higher education at the University of Yaounde where he obtained a degree in Law.
From 1977-1978, he was admitted at Queen Mary College at the University of London where he obtained his Master's degree in Law and from 1978 to 1982 he followed the Ph.D program at the University of Warwick in Great Britain.
Since 1966 to 1971 he has been a lecturer at the University of Yaounde II and in 1986, he was appointed the Assistant Director at ENAM and in 1991 he become the Director general of ENAM and the same time being the interim Director general at CENAM from 1993-1995. From 7 December 1997, he has been the minister delegate at the Ministry of External Relations in Charge of Commonwealth.
Here is the list of ministers that will work with Dion Ngute Joseph
Minister of state, general secretariat at the presidency of the Republic, Ferdinand Ngo Ngo.
Minister of state in charge of Higher Education Fame Ndongo.
Minister of Arts and Culture, Bidung Kpwatt Pierre.
Delegate at the Ministry of Justice Mme Momo Jean De Dieu.
Minister of Public Works, Ibrahim Talba Malla.
Minster of Lands and Survey, Eyebe Ayissi.
Minister of Communication, Rene Sadi.
Minister of Basic Education, Etoundi Ngoa.
Minister of Employment and Professional Training, Issa Tchiroma.
Minister of Mines, Dodo Ndocke.
Minister of Urban Development and Habitat, Ketcha Courtes
Minister of Small and Medium size enterprises, Basselekin
Minister of Public Health Malaounda.
Minister of Sports and Physical Education, Mouelle Kombi.
Minister in Charge Missions at the Presidency Ndong Soumhet Benoit.
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