SENATORIAL ELECTIONS: CPDM MENCHUM ANNOUNCES READINESS.

Councilors of the Cameroon People Democratic Movement, CPDM, met at the Wum Town Hall with the Divisional Campaign team for Menchum Division on the occasion of the launching of campaigns ahead of the March 12 Senatorial Elections.

The Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement, CPDM party in Menchum Division is not hiding its ambition for power to change hand for meaningful development in Menchum Division. Hon. Nji Fidelis Muziah, Mayor Dighambong Anthony Mvo and Akwa Patrick told councilors of the four CPDM run Councils of Menchum Division that; it is necessary for us all to work tirelessly to ensure resounding victory for the CPDM in Menchum. The victory is not out of reach. We should remain focus, be on guard and be vigilant in winning the Election come March 12th in Menchum. Councilors were invited to keep aside their differences and respect party Discipline for party's sake.

Hon. Nji Fidelis Divisional Campaign Team

Councilor Dighambong Anthony Mvo capitalized on the youthfulness of the Menchum CPDM candidate, who is also the youngest in the Region, to further intimate his peers to massively stand behind Kobenge Sekedi Bomeh as a way of ensuring the ideal that the young shall grow.

Councilor Dighambong Anthony, Mayor Wum Council

Talking to the press shortly after the launching, Kobenge Sekedi Bomeh said youth empowerment will be top priority during his mandate.

Kobenge Sekedi Bomeh, Senatorial aspirant

It should be recalled that Kobenge Sekedi Bomeh is holder of a PHD in Electronic Engineering and has been at the background of all party activities since 2002 and is the current Economic and Financial Affairs Officer of Menchum III Section, Benakuma, Menchum Valley Subdivision.

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