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President Paul Biya  By Raymond Dingana The recent election results from Ndian, South West Region, indicate a significant endorsement for President Paul Biya, who secured a staggering 98.9% of the vote on October 12, 2025. This overwhelming support comes despite separatist calls for a boycott, with over 33,000 residents participating in the election. The campaign, led by Balungeli Confiance Ebune, Director of Cabinet at the Prime Minister’s Office, and closely monitored by Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute, emphasized a grassroots approach, reaching out to voters in various localities. Analysts suggest that the success of the CPDM in Ndian reflects a strong loyalty among the electorate. During the campaign, PM Dion Ngute positioned himself as a key supporter of President Biya, reinforcing the message that the President is the only viable candidate. This sentiment was echoed at the regional campaign rally in Buea, where CPDM leaders expressed confidence in Biya's commitment to the re...

Pangolin Scales   By Raymond Dingana  Two individuals will appear in the High Court of Tibati on October 22nd to face charges of illegally possessing giant pangolin scales. They were arrested while trying to sell the scales on July 3rd in Tibati during a crackdown by wildlife officials from the Djerem Divisional Delegation of Forestry and Wildlife, working with the Gendarmerie Company of Tibati and assisted by the Last Great Ape Organisation (LAGA). The suspects were found with two bags of giant pangolin scales near a bus station. The scales were hidden in cardboard boxes and grain bags. Nearly 90 kg of scales were seized. Sources close to the case, who wished to remain anonymous, said the suspects are part of a larger wildlife trafficking network that involves poachers collecting scales from villages around Tibati.  This network includes hunters, bike riders, and public transport drivers. They sell the scales in towns like Yoko, Ntui, Yaoundé, Douala, and Ngaoundéré. The...

Balungeli Confiance Ebune, Head of the Prime Minister's Cabinet. By Raymond Dingana  Members of the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM) in Ndian II, Ekondo Titi, are committed to ensuring President Paul Biya wins the upcoming presidential election in Cameroon. They made this promise during a rally on October 11, attended by Balungeli Confiance Ebune, Head of the Prime Minister's Cabinet. Addressing militants and supporters of the party, Mayor Utam Margaret Ndiba expressed gratitude for the support and projects provided by Biya's government, highlighting improvements in education, social services, and healthcare in Ekondo Titi. She also thanked President Biya for trusting their local leader, PM Dion Ngute. The section president emphasized that since the Ndian II section was established in 1996, they have never lost an election. He confidently stated,  "With our father, Prime Minister Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute, we will not lose now. "  He added that t...

  Cutting of the Ribbon Of The Newly Constructed Emergency Center By Raymond Dingana  The newly constructed Emergency, a gift from President Paul Biya to the population of the North West Region of Cameroon has been inaugurated at the Regional Hospital in Bamenda, North West Region of Cameroon, Saturday October 11,2025. The structure was funded by the state and built by the North West Regional Assembly,(NWRA) under the stewardship of Hon. Fru Angwafo III. Notable attendees included former Prime Minister Philemon Yang, Minister Mbayu Felix, Minister Mbah Acha Rose, President of the Regional Assembly Prof. Fru Angwafo, Hospital Director Dr. Denis Nsame, and other regional officials. About the Emergency Center The Emergency Center worth over 590 million FCFA from state funds, allocated to the North West Regional Assembly as part of its 2023 projects.The modern facility has two floors. Front View Of The Newly Constructed Emergency Center   The ground floor features a rece...

Chenwi Gilbert Mzeka AKA BIG G  By Raymond Dingana President Paul Biya continues to receive strong support from members of the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM) as election day approaches. The latest endorsement comes from Chenwi Gilbert Mzeka, also known as Big G, the President of the CPDM Sisia Subsection. He stated that no other candidate can lead Cameroon to its ideal future except President Paul Biya. According to Chenwi Gilbert, President Biya has transformed Mezam I C into a construction hub, and plans are in place to ensure Biya receives 100% of the votes on Sunday, October 12. He mentioned projects like the new market at Mile 4 in Bamenda III and the Mile 4 bridge, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute. He also highlighted the creation of the North West Regional Assembly (NWRA) and the appointment of local leaders. Because of these achievements, Chenwi Gilbert, or Big G, declared his support for Biya and invited others to do the sam...

Minister Felix Mbayu At Old Town  By Raymond Dingana Felix Mbayu, the Mezam Campaign Head of the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM), urged the people of Old Town in the Bamenda II Municipality not to let religion dictate their choice of President as they prepare to vote on Sunday, October 12, 2025.  He called on the community, especially the youth, to ignore anyone encouraging them to engage in violence during and after the election. Mbayu made these remarks during a CPDM rally in Old Town on Saturday, October 11, 2025. He warned: "When voting, your interests matter more than religion," and added that those trying to disrupt the process should be ignored. Min.Mbayu Felix Campaigning At Old Town  Mbayu emphasized that the CPDM's mission in Old Town was to inform residents about what President Paul Biya has done for them and his plans for the country. He encouraged everyone to focus on voting for President Biya on October 12. Caution Against Electoral Violence...

    PM Dion Ngute In The South  By Raymond Dingana  The Prime Minister and Head of Government, Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute, has energized the South Region to ensure that Incumbent President Paul Biya achieves a landslide victory in the upcoming Presidential election on October 12. This was the highlight of a large CPDM rally held on October 10, 2025, in Ebolowa, marking the end of an exciting campaign period in the region. During the event, the Prime Minister praised the large turnout, which he said shows the strong support for the Head of State. He noted that in the last Presidential election, the South Region delivered over 92% of its votes for Biya, confirming that the region is ready to give 100% of its votes this time. The Prime Minister highlighted various infrastructure improvements in the region since Biya took office, stating that these projects align with Biya's vision of making the region prosperous in the future. In education, Dion Ngute said,  "Than...

CPDM Party Officials At The Rally  By Raymond Dingana As October 12 approaches, efforts to ensure victory for President Paul Biya are reaching a peak. During a large rally at the Senior Divisional Officer's (SDO) esplanade in Mezam, the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM) showed its strength against opponents. This event marked the joining of three former female members of the Social Democratic Front (SDF) into the party. The former SDF members were welcomed by Fongod Edwin Nuvaga, Director General (DG) who represents the Mezam Divisional Campaign Team. The former SDF militants were decorated with CPDM fabric by Senator Mrs. Nebah Ndosiri Ndoye, the President of the Women's Wing of CPDM in Mezam IA. Fongod Edwin Nuvaga,  Explaining to the population on the merits of voting Paul Biya, Fongod Edwin Nuvaga said: "The liquefied Gas plant which was recently commissioned, the Bamenda I Municipal Stadium in Atougoulah, up to 10 km of roads works ongoing, construction...

At The Sharing Ceremony   By Raymond Dingana  It's been a tradition at Ndichia Foundation to provide school materials to vulnerable children at the beginning of every school year. On the 24th August, 2025, over 300 children including orphans and IDPs gathered once at St.Edmund's Quasi Parish Mulang, Bamenda to receive didactic materials from Ndichia Foundation. Beneficiaries This annual event brought together children from various schools, quarters and villages who wish to create a vision for themselves in the near future. As the Anglophone crisis continues to impoverish children, events like these help to boost the moral and social life of pupils and students.  Speaking at the donation ceremony, the New Executive Director of Ndichia Foundation Romaric Tume, called on the students and pupils to work hard, and dedicate themselves to study. He urged them to work closely with their parents and teachers to be able to create a student friendly learning environment.  Sarah...

  Min. Mbah Acha Rose In Batibo  By Raymond Dingana At a campaign rally in Batibo on Wednesday, October 8, the Minister Delegate at the Presidency incharge of the supreme State Audit, Mbah Acha Rose Fomundam who is also the Momo Divisional head of the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM) campaign team has urged supporters of the party to vote for Paul Biya, promising that his leadership would bring even more development to the area.  Despite the challenges posed by armed groups, Min. Mbah Acha was determined to connect with her fellow party comrades of CPDM Momo II Batibo. During the rally, she highlighted the positive changes Batibo has experienced due to Biya's presidency. "Look at the road to Mamfe and Ekok -thanks to President Paul Biya, we have schools and health facilities because he cares about our community." She encouraged everyone to come out and vote for Biya come October 12.   "Despite the lockdown, we stand with you. We urge everyone to come ...

  Bamenda II Mayor, Chenwi Peter At the Rally By Raymond Dingana Bamenda II Mayor Peter Chenwi urged the people of Ntamulung in the Bamenda II Municipality to trust President Paul Biya and vote for him on October 12, 2025. At a campaign rally in the Bamenda II conference hall, Mayor Chenwi, who is also the Vice President of the Mezam I B CPDM Section Campaign Committee, emphasized that not voting for Biya would be a big mistake. "It’s clear that we have one leader, Paul Biya. He is practical, and we know his mission and vision because we’ve seen and tested him,"  said Chenwi.  Cross Section Of Population At The Rally He continued,  "We no longer vote for people we don’t know. Paul Biya has the wisdom and conscience to lead us. He is the only president we recognize." Chenwi stated that they can only vote for someone they know and can see the results of their work, and that person is Paul Biya.  "So on Sunday, Ntamulung and all of Bamenda II will vote for Paul Bi...

Okie Johnson By Raymond Dingana  At a large rally to kick off the campaign for the Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM), Sunday Oct. 4, Okie Johnson Ndoh, General Manager (GM) of the Hydrocarbon Prices Stabilization Fund (CSPH), urged the people of Nguti's 54 villages in the Kupe Muanenguba Division to re-elect President Paul Biya. Okie Johnson, who leads the Nguti campaign team, stated that Saturday's rally is part of ongoing efforts to secure a strong victory for President Biya. "Nguti has been getting ready for this election for a while. Two months ago, we organized a sports tournament involving all 12 clans of Nguti, with the main message being to support the CPDM and vote for President Biya,"   he said. He added that the CPDM campaign team is prepared to continue their door-to-door efforts to gather all 10,000 votes in the area for the president. "The groundwork has already been laid, and we are here to solidify that victory. The clan leaders wil...

    Issa Tchiroma Bakari In Bamenda For Campaigns  By Raymond Dingana On Saturday, October 4, 2025, some major streets of Bamenda were brought to a standstill when the campaign caravan of Presidential Candidate Issa Tchiroma Bakari of the Cameroon National Salvation Front (FSNC) arrived.  The caravan attracted thousands of people from Santa to the city of Bamenda, with a large crowd joining at City Chemist Roundabout also known as Liberty Square. The crowd made it impossible for vehicles and bikes to move freely, as they were eager to hear from Tchiroma. At Liberty Square, Tchiroma stated that it was never his intention to hurt the people of the North West and South West Regions when the Anglophone crisis went deadly.He acknowledged that he made a hurtful statement as a minister, claiming there was no Anglophone problem, and said he was just following orders from the Prime Minister and Head of State. “Once again, I ask for your forgiveness. I apologize,”  Tchiro...