Raises over FCFA 25 million to support campaign exercise in the division.

The Cameroon’s People Democratic Movement (CPDM) Division campaign team leader for Kupe-Muaneguba, Ngole Philip Ngwese, has said that the opposition must be wiped out of the division. Minister Ngolle made the statement on Monday, September 16, 2013 in Bangem during the official launching of the CPDM campaign.

He called on all the party militants and sympathizers to put aside their differences and bring themselves together because in doing so, they will put their opponents to shame. The campaign team leader reminded the party militants that if they allowed the opposition to take over their council, they should not expect any development from the CPDM government.

He disclosed that, concerning the issue of bad roads which remain their major obstacle, the government of Cameroon in its 2013 Investment Budget has set aside over FCFA 2.5 million for road maintenance in Kupe-Muaneguba Division. Some of these roads like, Tombel-Bangem-Melong roads are also earmark for tarring in the Division” he said. Ngole Ngwese reiterated that a 100 per cent vote for the CPDM is what will give Kupe-Muaneguba people the voice to ask for their own share of the national cake.

During the launching ceremony, councillorship and parliamentary candidates were introduced alongside the Sub-divisional team leaders of Tombel, Bangem and Nguti. It should be noted that Kupe-Muaneguba has always voted for CPDM 100 per cent. The distribution of voters’ cards has reached 91 per cent.