By Christopher Ambe Shu
The
legalization of the National Democratic Party for Youth Development (NDPYD) has
brought to three the number of political parties with headquarters in Buea.The
other two are the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) of Mola Njoh Litumbe and the
Social Liberal congress of Dr.George Dodgima Nyamndi
NDPYD, which
has its pioneer chair, Mr.Mbangtang Song Stephen, has for now a 14-person
executive body to coordinate activities and the implantation of the baby party.
Its motto is equality-peace-development “Change begins with self”
Addressing a
press conference earlier this December, Mr. Song disclosed that the NDPYD was
accorded legal status by the Minister of Territorial Administration and Decentralization, Rene Emmanuel Sadi on July 24, 2012.
The party
has as objectives to " mobilize, rally and galvanize the youth into a united force to restore a
just ,free and democratic society; to reduce to the lowest level unemployment
rate for all youth to live in dignity and ensure a safe society”
Answering
questions from journalists, Mr.Song said the NDPYD is for meaningful and
positive change.
“We must first of all change self before
changing others; then, the process of healing would have become a reality in
our country, as we chart the path of redemption for self and the country. Yes,
Redemption we need end need abundantly”
It further
emerged from the press conference that, NDPYD stands very strongly for a
corruption-free society, accountability, and transparency, free and fair
election. Peace and justice.
The NDPYD
Chair Mr. Song is married, a father and holds a first Degree in Political
Science (University of Ghana, Legon).
Mr. Song was
one –time President of the International Students Association ,University of
Ghana (2004-2006); former president National Union of Cameroon students in Ghana
(2006-2007).
He‘s president of international coalition of organizations for Youth Development.
First published in The Recorder Newspaper,Cameroon,of December 24,2012
He‘s president of international coalition of organizations for Youth Development.
First published in The Recorder Newspaper,Cameroon,of December 24,2012
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