Hon. Njingum Musa made the appeal at the Nkambe community hall on Friday
October 16, 2015 as he officially launched the reorganization process in the
division.
The CPDM central committee emissary to Donga Mantung told the militants
and aspirants that the renewal of the party’s basic organs is meant to
strengthen the party at the grassroots and not to stir division.
“Let’s use our intelligence to ensure there is peace [during the
reorganization period],” Hon. Njingum said.
Who’s who, where?
We
examined chances of aspirants in Ndu and Nkambe in our previous write-up ( part
one). Here is part two as promised. Ako: Kuta-Mbembe acrimony feared
In Donga Mantung III, Ako, there are fears the reorganization may spark
bitterness as the pre-process is already creating tribal divisions between the
Kutas and the Mbembes.
Hon. Ntoi Joseph, outgoing section we gathered is bent on handing the
command baton to his son, Ntoi Eugene. The Ntois are from Kuta same like
current member of parliament, Hon Abe Michael.
Outgoing YCPDM and aspiring CPDM section president, Mvenya Ernest had
reportedly worked out a plan with the current MP for Kuta support as the latter
is from lower Mbembe. But Mvenya’s hopes were almost dashed when he realized
that Hon. Abe wasn’t in his camp but that of his ‘Kuta brother,’ Ntoi Eugene.
But supporters of Mvenya’s candidature in Ako argue that the latter is a
heavyweight in local politics in the Mbembe land and will crush Ntoi Eugene at
the polls.
Meantime, Kuta and upper Mbembe pro Ntoi Eugene militants are also
reportedly determined to push the Kupe Muanenguba divisional delegate of
MINEPAT into his father’s shoes.
Observers thus hold that the reorganization exercise in Ako could thus turn
into a Kuta-Mbembe ‘war’ if care is not taken.
The central committee supervision team to the border CPDM section headed
by veteran journalist Adamu Musa is therefore expected to reconcile the different
lists should the election take place in a tranquil atmosphere.
Misaje: Nkenda against ‘Yaounde mafia’
The absence of the former mayor of Misaje, Nkenda Sonde at the official
launch of the reorganization exercise on Saturday October 17 has made the
situation of the Donga Mantung IV ‘complicated.’
No one could say whether his absence meant he had decided to throw in
the towel or preparing a bombshell. Yet when this reporter accosted him, he
simply said he wasn’t aware of the event. He declined further interrogations.
Meantime, we gathered from other sources that Nkenda has vowed that not
even ‘Yaounde mafia’ will stop him from becoming section president.
The incumbent executive bureau made up of Sammy Mbgatta, Bolame Bridget
and Gariwa Lawrence took over the council as Mayor, first and second deputies
respectively in 2013.
We gathered that a man whose only name we got as Nyako is already
bracing up to succeed Sammy Mbgatta following a gentleman agreement while a
former SDF militant, Abubakar Babayo will head a YCPDM list.
We also learnt that though overseeing the reorganization process in
Ngokentunjia, Dr Fuh Calistus is ‘at work’ to make sure tempers are calmed in
his base.
Just like he does with tender files in the University of Yaounde II,
Soa, Yerima Peter, head of the CPDM central committee supervision commission to
Misaje, thus expected to scrutinize the files of the candidates without fear or
favour.
Nwa: ‘Do or Die’ for Dr. Ngomfe
Incumbent section executive of the Donga Mantung V section made up of
Hon Mbucksek Genesis, Bobey Ndagha and Meyong Lawrence as CPDM, WCPDM and YCPM
would still run for office, we gathered.
But the current ‘landlord,’ (mayor) Dr; Ngomfe David who we learnt had
earlier planned to sponsor a certain Pastor Damien had decided to run for the
section;
An attempt by the divisional coordinator in charge of supervising the
renewal exercise in the Donga Mantung division, Hon Njingum Musa in Nkambe to
reconcile the MP and the Mayor failed.
Sources told us that Dr. Ngomfe vowed that he was not part of any
consensus; “let’s go for the election and we will know who’s who,” Ngomfe
reportedly told the central committee team in an indoor meeting.
We learnt that one young man from Nwa based in the nation’s capital
could profit the division and pick his ‘crown from the gutter’ should his list
sail through the committee.
The director of exploration at the National Hydrocarbons Corporation,
Simon Tamfu who is head of the Central Committee team to Nwa is expected to be
very discreet in validating voters to avoid physical confrontation.
By Ndi Eugene Ndi
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