Njomo Omam Esther, Eringo Cha Ekombo, a Global Peace Champion and Executive Director of Reach Out Cameroon, has sent out a mindboggling reflection on the significance of May 20.
Peace advocate emphasizes that the national day is not just a celebration but an opportunity to reflect on the nation's journey toward unity and progress.
The global peace champion highlights the importance of unity in diversity, noting that Cameroon's rich cultural heritage is a strength, not a weakness.
She calls for a commitment to walk together despite differences, citing the need for intentional efforts to build peace and promote inclusion.
Her article highlights the contributions of ordinary Cameroonians who are making a positive impact in their communities. From women mediators to youth innovators, journalists, teachers, farmers, and civil society leaders, Eringo Cha Ekombo thinks these individuals are the backbone of Cameroon's resilience.
Partial Message from Omam Esther
Omam Esther invites readers to reflect on the nation's wounds and challenges, but also to acknowledge the capacity for hope and resilience. She emphasizes the need for leaders to serve with integrity, communities to speak with courage, and youth to step forward without fear.
"This moment invites us to reflect on our wounds, some still open, others quietly healing. The pain of displacement, the silence after loss, the dreams deferred", Omam Esther stated.
As Cameroon celebrates its National Day, Omam Esther's message is one of hope and renewal. She calls on Cameroonians to work together towards a brighter future, where every voice matters, diversity is celebrated, and healing is prioritized. With pride, resilience, and a deep hope for the journey ahead, she encouraged Cameroonians to build a nation that is more just, more inclusive, and more peaceful.
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