By Christopher Ambe
Militants and sympathizers of Kupe Muanenguba
III CPDM section (Tombel) have called on the Government to consider as a priority now the tarring of what some
refer to as the unification road,
that is the Loum-Kumba-Tombel stretch of
road so to add more value to the coming 50th Anniversary celebrations of the Reunification of Cameroon.
History has
it that prior to reunification in October 1961, this stretch of road was
tarred, and it served as the main link between East and West Cameroon.
It is said
that most of the Southern Cameroons actors and delegation to the historical
Foumban Conference were using this road, which unfortunately today is in a very
deplorable state.
The call was
made recently and is a resolution contained in a motion of thanks and encouragement
addressed to President Paul Biya by the Kupe-Muanenguba III CPDM Section during
an evaluation meeting on voter registration. The meeting was chaired by Ndille
Albert, Vice Chair of Tombel council area on voter registration.
The meeting was attended by all the section’s
23 subsection presidents including dignitaries such as the Chief of Tombel, Dr.
Salle Bernard and the DO for Tombel.
During the
voter registration assessment, The Recorder gathered, militants identified
poor roads as a cause for voter apathy.
First
published in The Recorder Newspaper, Cameroon, of February 15, 2013
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