NUDP Grabs Big Fish in Mbengwi

Benjamin Ngah

        

The National Union For Democracy and Progress- NUDP of Maigari Bello Buba which has embarked on a nationwide reorganization of some of its basic organs is making formidable progress in some parts of the North West region. The crusade, championed in the region by its dynamic and charismatic youth leader, Dr. Ndasi Elvis has so far yielded remarkable fruits with several militants of other political parties decamping from their parties to find solace in the UNDP.

        In one of such events to reorganize and install leaders of newly created branches and sub section in Momo Division, the former APF Councilor for mbengwi, Tanyong Akum Jacob public resigned from Ben Muna’s APF. Citing gross deception and lack political will in the party, Tayong said he was disillusion by what some politician put on paper and never put into practice. According to him, the UNDP was the only party that could take his people out of the quack mire of underdevelopment.

        Welcoming him into the folk of the UNDP, Dr. Ndasi told the impressive crowd at the occasion that no political party is bad as such, but the people who stir the affairs of the party could be bad. He cautioned them to make wise choices and to lend their support to those who obey their promises and can deliver the goods. According to him, no government belongs to a political part, but to the people. This explains why the UNDP is in government not in the CPDM. He beseeched people to be able to make the distinction. He wondered aloud why some people would accept to serve in the legislature, local government but refuse to serve in the executive arm of the very government.

        He further called on the newly installed UNDP leaders in Momo to be fishers of men and not to relent efforts to ensure that the party maintains its steady growth in the Division. Describing the people of Momo as pacesetters, Dr. Ndasi Elvis exhorted them to be peace loving, law abiding and to ensure that the UNDP light burns continuously in their hearts.

        Other speakers included Maidadi, UNDP Central Committee member who indicted the powers that be for failing to unite Cameroonian after fifty years. According to him, the fact that up to date, many Cameroonians cannot express themselves in English and French is a mark of failure and the fact the unity of this country has not been taken seriously by the powers that be. UNDP, he said would work toward making Cameroon a perfect bilingual country and would ensure that tribe, linguistic barriers, religion or race are an issue in this country.

        While assuring the officials from the NUDP of their determination to  invade Momo in favour of the NUDP, the Chairman of the adhoc committee in charge of reorganization, Mudoh Walters called on party officials to organize a two days working tour of the Division to better galvanize the population.