The Cameroon Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN) has stepped up its grassroots mobilisation efforts in Ngaoundere, Adamawa Region, ahead of the anticipated arrival of its presidential candidate for the 12 October poll.
Although no official date has yet been announced for the candidate’s visit, the Divisional Coordinator, Mr Ibrahim, has assured supporters that preparations are well under way to guarantee a massive turnout. Since 29 September, the local campaign team has been combing the streets of Ngaoundere and surrounding areas, rallying residents and spreading the party’s message of change.
Dressed in the party’s distinctive orange colours, the activists carried banners and chanted slogans pledging to fight corruption, tackle unemployment, and address insecurity. The PCRN says these are the core issues at the heart of its campaign and the priorities of its candidate.
The party’s growing visibility in Ngaoundere reflects its determination to secure a strong showing in the Adamawa Region, traditionally a competitive battleground. For many supporters, the PCRN’s promise of renewal and accountability offers a fresh alternative in this year’s election.
By Hilltopvoices Newsroom
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