The Boyo III Section of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) has declared its total and unwavering support for President Paul Biya as its “natural candidate” for the October 12, 2025, presidential election.
The declaration was made during a heavily attended campaign launch on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at the Fundong Council Chambers. The event, chaired by Denis Awoh Ndang, Mayor of Fundong and Head of the CPDM Boyo III Communal Campaign Team, was attended by administrative, political, traditional, and religious dignitaries, with the Senior Divisional Officer for Boyo, represented by the Second Assistant, Makoge Kenneth.
“Biya Remains the Only Choice” – Mayor Ndang Declares
Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, Mayor Denis Awoh Ndang outlined four key reasons why the CPDM remains unchallenged in Boyo Division. He dismissed opposition parties as weak, fragmented, and disconnected from the realities of governance.
“There is no opposition party that is valid and visible in Fundong,” Ndang said. “Since 1992, when the SDF last managed about 20 percent of the votes, it has never reached that mark again. They are gradually fading away. Can such a party produce a president? The answer is no.”
The Mayor further noted that most opposition parties, despite their public rhetoric, “feed off the same system” and have no credible alternative agenda for the nation. He emphasized that only President Paul Biya and the CPDM have consistently delivered on promises of peace, development, and stability.
“Biya has been a protective cover, providing us with projects and tangible benefits,” he said. “A vote for President Paul Biya is a vote for continuity and for the meaningful development we are already enjoying.”
Massive Turnout Reflects Faith in CPDM
The ceremony brought together hundreds of militants, elites, youth and women’s wings, and sympathizers who came out in their numbers to reaffirm loyalty to the Head of State. The atmosphere was charged with songs of praise, chants of unity, and messages of solidarity, all pointing to one direction unwavering support for the CPDM and President Paul Biya.
In his keynote address, Mayor Denis Awoh Ndang, in his capacity as head of the CPDM Boyo III Section, called on militants to remain disciplined, united, and mobilized ahead of the 2025 presidential polls. He described the CPDM as the “party of peace, stability, and progress,” and assured that Boyo Division would once again demonstrate its political maturity through massive voter participation.
Other speakers, including Fuchi Comfort, WCPDM President, Wainmoh Ernest, YCPDM President, Nten Matilda N, Chargée de Mission, Gama Gerard, Divisional Chargé de Mission, and Fuchi Emmanuel, Regional Councillor, lauded the commitment of CPDM militants and urged them to transform their enthusiasm into concrete civic action on election day.
The event concluded with the unanimous adoption of a motion of support promising President Paul Biya a landslide victory in the October 12, 2025, presidential race in Boyo Division.
Speaking to reporters after the event, Mayor Ndang expressed confidence in the CPDM’s preparedness and the people’s overwhelming support for President Biya.
“To have such a massive turnout during this period of crisis shows that the people of Fundong have CPDM at heart,” he said. “Since we took over the council, Fundong has experienced more development than in the previous 17 years under the SDF. We’ve built schools, roads, health centers, and reduced transport fares.”
Mayor Ndang added that Fundong is entering a new era of economic growth, with a focus on tourism, social economy, and electrification.
“Fundong is more beautiful than Switzerland,” he said confidently. “We are only waiting for peace to return fully so that tourists can come and discover this paradise. We’re also working to extend electricity coverage beyond the current 50 percent. With continued lobbying and the support of President Biya, we will get there.”
The CPDM Boyo III campaign launch thus ended on a note of optimism and unity, with the Mayor’s rallying call echoing across Fundong: “A vote for Paul Biya is a vote for peace, progress, and prosperity.”
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