On July 4 2025, the Prime Minister Dion Ngute has made his third official visit to the North West Region since assuming office in 2019. His previous visit in October 2021 included a major public rally where he committed to improving infrastructure and fostering inclusive development in the region.
He will be a special guest at 7th session of the Steering Committee of the Presidential Plan for Reconstruction and Development of the North-West and South-West Region (PPRD NW/SW).
The Prime Minister Heas of Government is expected to tour various completed and ongoing projects under the PPRD framework.
The 7th Steering Committee Session aligns with the broader goals established during the Major National Dialogue in 2019, which was convened by President Paul Biya. The PPRD initiative aims to restore essential services, rebuild infrastructure, and promote peace in areas affected by crisis.
As the Supervisory Authority of the PPRD, PM Ngute is expected to reaffirm the government’s steadfast commitment to:
- National unity and reconciliation
- Social cohesion
- Respect for democratic institutions and the rule of law.
Dr. Bonuh Che Clement, President of the Ngoketunjia Youths and Students Cultural Association (NGOYSCA), expressed enthusiasm about the Prime Minister's visit to the region and the ongoing projects by the PPRD. He emphasized the importance of preserving these projects for future generations and affirmed the commitment of the Ngokentujia youths to support the government.
Dr. Clement highlighted the renovation of local markets and the financial support for the UNVDA, which plays a crucial role in youth recruitment and development. He assured that the youths are mobilized and prepared to stand by the government's initiatives, promising to enhance their efforts in the community.
By Bamenjo Petronilla for Civiclens