Building a Transparent and Sustainable Institution
NDOP Community DMV believes strong communities require strong governance.
Our organization is governed through its General Assembly, Board of Directors, officers, committees, policies, financial controls, and governing documents.
This structure exists so that authority is defined rather than assumed, decisions are recorded rather than remembered, and the organization can outlast any individual serving in it. It is what allows members, partners, sponsors and public institutions to work with us with confidence.
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General Assembly
The membership in session — the ultimate governing body of the organization.
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Board of Directors
Seven officers managing the affairs of the organization between assemblies.
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Standing Committees
Six committees delivering programmes and oversight in defined areas.
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Policies & Controls
Financial controls, conflict-of-interest safeguards and approved policies.
A seven-member Board
The constitution establishes a Board consisting of the following offices. The Board manages the affairs of the organization, implements decisions, safeguards organizational assets, supervises programmes, and oversees legal and financial compliance.
President
Zukane Mbuih, a native of Baba 1, is a behavioral health professional, author, entrepreneur, and technology in...
Financial Secretary
My name is Glenise Mbah, and I proudly serve as the Financial Secretary of NDOP Community DMV. I am a Doctor o...
Event Coordinator
My name is Emeline Nkwang. I was born in Bamessing, Cameroon, in the Northwest Region, and I am very proud of...
Officer names, biographies and terms are published on the Leadership page.
View LeadershipSix standing committees
Programme delivery and oversight are carried out through standing committees, each with a defined remit.
Finance & Audit Committee
Culture & Education Committee
Welfare & Events Committee
Membership, Ethics & Grievance Committee
Business, Investment & Development Committee
Youth & Community Outreach Committee
Our Commitment to Accountability
Trust is not claimed. It is demonstrated through records, controls and consistent practice.
Responsible stewardship
Accurate recordkeeping
Financial controls
Conflict-of-interest safeguards
Ethical leadership
Transparent decision-making
Appropriate member access to organizational records
Responsible use of donations, sponsorships and organizational assets
The bylaws require substantial records and provide members access to approved minutes, budgets and financial reports for proper organizational purposes. Members access these through the secure Member Portal.
Nonpartisan by policy
NDOP Community DMV is a nonpartisan community organization and does not endorse or oppose candidates for political office. The governing document prohibits organizational participation in political campaigns while allowing properly managed nonpartisan civic education.