2020 Paralympic Games : Team Cameroon In Tomakoma?

An 11-man delegation from Cameroon is currently sojourning in the Japanese town of Tomakoma? to foster preparation ahead of the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, which runs from August 24, 2021 to September 5, 2021. The team consisting three qualified Cameroonian athletes, two guides, two coaches amongst others arrived the town yesterday August 9, 2021 after a stop in Tokyo. They are led by Jules Théodore Essindi, the mission head. 
The delegation is being lodged at Hotel Grand New Oji in Tomakoma? and we gathered it is strictly respecting the measures to limit the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. The team will be having a two-week acclimatisation training camp with trainings expected to begin today, Tuesday August 10, 2021. Two of the Cameroonian athletes will be competing in athletics. They include Mariette Lebog (women’s 100m and 200m) and Guillaume Atangana (men’s 100m and 400m). The third athlete, Mimozette Nghamsi will be competing in the powerlifting -45kg category. We learned that these athletes alongside other members of the delegation visited the athletics track and the gymnasium of Tomakoma? yesterday. 
Before leaving the country, the athletes had intense training in Cameroon which permitted them to step up their skills. Despite the weak performance of Cameroon at the just ended Olympic Games, the President of the Cameroon National Paralympic Committee, Jea...