CPDM militants of Bui 1A Section in Kumbo have reaffirmed support to their national President, promising to continually register voters and effectively vote for Paul Biya in October.
In kumbo like the rest of the country, militants joined in celebrating the party’s 40th anniversary. The event, which took place on March 24, was marked with great pomp and circumstance, as militants and supporters of the party gathered at the council hall to reaffirm their commitment to the CPDM and its national president, Paul Biya.
The atmosphere was electric, with militants clad in colorful party fabrics and administrative authorities in attendance. The mayor of Kumbo, Mborong Venasius, praised the militants for their unwavering support, highlighting the numerous achievements and projects realized in the council area, including the rehabilitation and equipment of classrooms, construction of VIP wards in hospitals, road maintenance, electrification, and provision of farm inputs to boost agricultural production.
The section president Kimbi Wilfred for his part emphasized the importance of continuous voter registration and the fight for the return of lasting peace. He encouraged militants to remain committed to the party’s ideals and to work towards a landslide victory for Paul Biya in the upcoming elections.
A motion of support addressed to President Paul Biya was read, followed by the cutting of the anniversary cake. The event was a testament to the CPDM’s strong presence in Kumbo and its dedication to the development and harmony of the community.
Despite the challenges posed by the socio-economic crisis in the North West and South West regions, the people of Kumbo remain resolute in their support for Paul Biya, whom they believe will bring about positive change. The CPDM’s 40th anniversary celebration in Kumbo was a clear demonstration of this commitment, as militants and supporters rallied behind the party’s national president.
Claudette Chin, With field reports
