CPDM militants of the Ngoketunjia 1 section celebrated the 41st anniversary of the party in the presence of Hon. Njingum Musa in whom Paul Biya maintained Quaestor at the Cameroon National Assembly.
The myriads of militants that flooded the Ndop community hall for the 41st edition of the anniversary of the CPDM was a great testimony of true militancy that defies all odds. Beautifully dressed in their party regalia the militants came to say thanks to President Paul Biya for his renewed trust in their son, Hon Njingum Musa Mbutoh; as first quaestor at the Cameroon National Assembly. The section President, Ntoh Daniel, administrative, religious and local party authorities all joined the CPDM and Hon. Njingum Musa to thank President Paul Biya for the great achievement obtained during these 41 years.
On his part, the MP thanked all for their steady and dedicated followership of truth. He reassured the people of the good will of the Head of State and National President of the CPDM for Ngoketunjia in particular and Cameroon in general.
Hon. Njingum Musa stated that the renewed confidence by the Head of State on his humble person is a call for collective action and results from Ngoketunjia; most especially militants of the CPDM in the division. He insisted on the need for total responsibility.
For a division that is yet recovering from the deceptions of a crisis, the people were called to put hands together and rebuild.
The youth and women of the division were also reminded to stand up to their responsibilities by taking advantage of this seven-year term which the Head of State has dedicated to them to reposition themselves rightly.
At 41, the CPDM as a party has stood the test of time. Its able leader has proven to Cameroonians and the world at large that Cameroon’s peace and unity is not for sale.
Hon. Njingum Musa emphasized that all must stair clear of any activity that seeks to disrupt peace and unity in Ngoketunjia division. He called to mind the upcoming elections, will be coming up in with a request for all eligible voters to get their names registered on the voter’s lists. In his words, “this is the only guarantee for any authentic vote cast in the event of an election”, he emphasized.
The ceremony was crowned by cultural animations and feasting.
Irene Aweneg, with field reports
