Anybody who has spent one academic year and has left is an ex-student and is referred to as a Boban. BOBA wherever it is, normally constitute a pool of resources, which Bobs collectively can share from through their interaction to enhance the quality of their lives because of the social and economic benefits which may be attained from being one united and strong body of brethren looking after the interest of each other. This ideal has stood the test of time in the past decades of the existence of Boba as a whole.
Boba is also about giving back to others in appreciation for who we are today. A typical Cameroon Protestant College (CPC) ex-student is an upright and strong willed lady or gentleman who will survive in any society they find themselves no matter how hard or difficult the environment may be, all because of the training and values inculcated when they were on the hills next to Njenka. In its own way CPC Bali gave more than just academic education. We all have a moral obligation to continue in the footsteps of those who sacrifieced before us to ensure that we were given the training which we needed and to show our gratitude to our beloved establishment. This spirit which is underpined in our motto and mission statement (God, Knowledge and Service).
Our newly formed Boba association is still only young and needs all of our support for it to thrive. It needs all of our enthusiasm and motivation. We call on you all to serve as ambassadors of the association in informing and bringing in all our Boban brethren and sisters to come and join us.
