Advanced Level Pure Mathematics Key Facts (Paperback)

Nji Emmanuel Ndi was born on 01-01-1970 in Ntundip village in Donga/Mantung Division. His father is Nji Enock Nfor who due to his enthronement was referred to as Shufai Dayi. His mother is Wibaa Agatha Yengeh. Nji Emmanuel Ndi attended primary Education in G.S Ntundip from 1973 to 1978 and P.S Nkambe from 1979 to 1980 where he obtained the First School leaving certificate and common entrance. He then went to Bui College of General Education in September 1981. In 1983 he transferred to G.H.S. Kumbo where he obtained the GCE O-Level in 1986. In September 1985 he went to G.H.S. Nkambe where he studied Science and obtained the GCE A-Level in 1988 in three subjects. In 1989 he obtained the GCE A-Level in four subjects and equally passed the entrance into the Higher Teacher's Training College (E.N.S. Annex Bambili) from where he completed in 1992 with the Diplôme de Professeur de l'Enseignement Secondaire Premier Grade (DIPES 1). He was then posted as mathematics teacher to G.H.S. Fundong in Boyo Division. In 1999 he was transferred to G.S.S. Kedjom-Keku in Mezam. In 2000 he was transferred to G.S.S. Obang in Mezam. In 2004 he was transferred to G.H.S. Mankon now G.B.H.S. Mankon. Presently, he is still working in G.B.H.S. Mankon. From time to time he is invented by Mathematics Teacher’s Association (MTA) to either participate in the organization of the GCE Regional Mock Examinations or to act as a resources person during in-service seminars. Nji Emmanuel Ndi is also a musician and has trained many musicians in the North West Region of Cameroon. His Musical names are Manuel Ndike. In 1998 he published a musical album entitled “ARARTA” with the objective of fighting corruption in Cameroon and beyond. In 2006 he equally composed and published another musical album “Time won’t wait which was sung by his daughter Nji Yodeller Seipsip whose musical names are Yodel Ndike. In 2008 he published his first book “Rudiments of Ordinary Level Mathematics” which was popularly used in some secondary schools in the North West Region of Cameroon especially in the Evening Schools. The appreciation of this publication inspired him to continue writing. “Complete Ordinary Level Mathematics Passport” and “Advanced Level Pure Mathematics Key Facts” are his latest publications and in a few months to come he should have tidied and published some more books on Mathematics and place them at the disposal of Mathematics Students and Teachers. Watch Out!!