The call was made by Hon. Francis Enwe on March 8th in Mbengwi as he joined women to celebrate the International Day of the Woman.
The former Member of Parliament beaconed female councilors of Momo to represent the interest of the CPDM in the division worthily by voting the CPDM list come March 12. According to him “this is the only way to sanction and stamp out falsehood as exhibited by the opposition party that usually appears during elections to deceive the people and gain votes and then disappear” he said.
Hon. Enwe called on the female councilors not to fall for the sweet talks from untruthful tongues. He particularly frowned at the SDF who according to him means no good for the people but itself. In his words, what have the SDF Senators done for the last five years that they are coming to ask for votes today, he asked. “It doesn’t suffice to remember a people only when you need votes from them” Enwe emphasized. He cautioned the councilors to choose and vote for a servant to lead them. “Vote for someone who will be with you always and not a fair – weather candidate”, he insisted.
Hon Francis Enwe reminded the female councilors that only the CPDM is the guarantor of Cameroon’s peace, unity and its development. This he said is because the CPDM has a leader championing its course. “Paul Biya has proven beyond all doubts that he will stand for the advancement of this nation against all odds. He has also imparted in us militants of the CPDM that same spirit”, he emphasized.
The MP appealed to the consciences of SDF supporters join the CPDM, the lone party that can help Momo division spring up from the rubbles of the crisis.
Hon. Enwe Francis is a seasoned politician and a CPDM dire heart. He has been in the Cameroon National Assembly as Parliamentarian for twelve years and from his experience and steadfastness to the party; he enjoys a great collaboration with the base. He is also said to be a man of the field.
In his years of experience as a militant of the CPDM, and in the face of the crisis in the North West and the South West regions, Hon. Enwe is emphatic that the future of the North West region must not be left in the hands of the opposition candidates. In his words “they have done nothing for the masses in the past five years”, he said. Enwe also promised councilors and Mayors in Momo that he will work ceaselessly to vote laws that meet their aspirations. The Mayors and councilors on their part have taken the firm commitment not to let any vote go to waste.
Momo has five councils, all CPDM run.
Irene AWENEG
