At close of CPDM rally: Fako I C declares and decides for Biya

At the close of Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM), communal campaign chair, Mayor Nseke Dibotti Luma, militants, supporters and sympathisers have all declared for President Paul Biya.

They took this resolution on Friday, October 10, 2025 at Njalla Quan sports complex in Man O’ War Bay during the closure of the presidential election campaign.

Speaking during the event, the campaign chair, Mayor Nseke Dibotti Luma said during their door-to-door campaign in Fako I C, they took time to preach CPDM vision, words and promises laid down by the manifesto of Biya.

“We took time explain to them that they still need to renew their confidence in the party and give you he vision of Hope and Greatness another mandate.” Mayor Nseke Dibotti said.

He added that militants have been informed to cast their vote early enough in favour for Biya and returned back for counting of vote by 6pm.

“Our people believe in us, they have seen what we have done and what we’re doing and they believe that if CPDM under the rulership of Biya is giving this mandate better things and grater things will be achieved.” Mayor Nseke Dibotti  explained.

He added that CPDM has that responsibility to educate Limbe III population not to be excited over the things say by the opposition candidates.

Speaking earlier the YCPDM Vice president, Joke Paul said Limbe III is privileged to host the BIR training center in Cameroon, Bimbia slave trade, Health Center, Government Secondary School and a technical Secondary school.

He assured the communal campaign chair for landslide victory come Sunday, October 12, 2025. He equally urged militants to collect their voting card and keep their ID card ready.

In his Manga Charles, a member of Fako I C communal campaign said CPDM has women and youth at heart. He cited some achievements from CPDM towards Limbe III that is; Schools, health center, creation of Limbe III Subdivision among others.

BY SIMON KALLA

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