CPDM supporters in Bamboutos Central II celebrated the ascension of Paul Biya to power on November 6.

The population of Babadjou subdivision in general and the militants of the CPDM ,of Bamboutos 11 in particular have expressed thanks to president Paul Biya, national chairman of the CPDM and Head of State of the Republic of Cameroon for implementing the principle of social justice, unity and equality for all Cameroonians and promotion of true democracy in the country within 31 years. Describing 31 years of the new deal as "Historic responsibility of President Paul Biya" militants of Bamboutos central 11, through their section president Hon. Wa Mathurin Martial, who headed the CPDM central committee delegation to Babadjou, and the Mayor Delego Jacques, throw praises at President Paul Biya during celebration in Babadjou on 6th November, for being so vigorous in championing the course for a well oriented political and a democratic system, which positive balance sheet could be seen in the last senatorial and 30th September twin elections. Hon. Wa Mathurin said Cameroonians were living under a democratic constitution and an open society that has grown in strength, and stability, since 1982 peaceful transfer of power to President Paul Biya from his predecessor. He appreciated the socio-economic, education, and health development within 31 years and the cleaning up corruption in the country. He cited international successes like the recovery of Bakassi, wooing foreign investors etc. Hon.Wa then called on the population of Babadjou to support in their own modest way President Paul Biya's major accomplishment programme and Cameroon emerging economy of 2035.

For his, Mayor Delego Jacques thanked the population, on behalf of the Secretary General of central committee, Nkuete jean, for the CPDM victory in the subdivision, adding that the victory will assure unimpeded access to socio-economic development in the subdivision from President Paul Biya. A motion of support addressed to President Paul Biya and a support march ended the celebration.