Edison Fru Ndi Wins Global Changemakers Award In Nairobi-Kenya

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Edison Fru Ndi Brandishing His Awards


By Raymond Dingana

Cameroonian social impact advocate and businessman, Edison Fru Ndi, has received the prestigious Global Changemakers Award for his contributions to community development and social impact.

Project 100 presented the award to him on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, during the 7th Global Changemakers Award Ceremony in Nairobi, Kenya.

The award recognises Fru Ndi's contributions to improving lives and supporting development in Cameroon.

His certificate states that Project 100 honours him for his contributions to social impact. H.E. George Mkondiwa, Chairman of Project 100, and Dominic Iuramba, Director of Global Appeal Agency, signed the certificate.

The international recognition highlights work that has also attracted attention in Bamenda and other parts of the North West Region.

Among his notable contributions is the rehabilitation and extension of the Mbengwi–Oshie electricity network in Momo Division under the Presidential Plan for the Reconstruction and Development of the North West Region (PPRD).

The project has improved electricity access in the area, supporting households and economic activities.

He has also contributed to the renovation of Campus C at Government Bilingual High School (GBHS) Bamenda, among other development initiatives.

Beyond his community development activities, Fru Ndi is also a businessman whose enterprises have created employment opportunities for hundreds of young people in Cameroon.

The Global Changemakers Award adds an international dimension to the recognition of his contributions to community development, job creation and social impact.

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