March for Peace: Bonadibong Champion Initiative

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The population of Bonadibong has been called upon to strengthen unity, promote peace and contribute to improving living conditions in their village through collec­ tive action. The call was made during a sports walk organised in Bonadibong, in the Douala I Municipality, as part of acti­ vities marking the community’s annual festival, Festi Foot Bonadibong. The sports walk was initiated by several leading figures from Akwa chiefdom, in­ cluding the technical advisor to GUCE, Dr Njime Akwa Honoré. Speaking during the event, the Chief of Bonadibong, Doualla Alain Rostand, said the initiative went beyond physical exer­ cise to promote peaceful coexistence, social cohesion and community respon­ sibility. He recalled that Bonadibong had long served as a model of living together, noting that the community needed to build on this legacy by maintaining unity and peace among its diverse population. According to him, the sports walk also provided an opportunity to raise aware­ ness about common urban challenges, including insecurity and poor sanitation. He urged residents to take greater res­ ponsibility for improving their living en­ vironment, while acknowledging the support of public authorities. Meanwhile, the...

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