Cameroon’s Prime Minister, Joseph Dion Ngute, recently conducted an inspection tour of ongoing road construction projects in the Far North Region. The visit of the PM, who represented the Head of State, President Paul Biya, aimed to assess the progress and quality of work on these critical infrastructure projects, which are vital for the region’s economic development and connectivity.
During his tour, the Prime Minister visited several sites, including the Mora-Damaturu road and the Maroua-Banki road. He expressed satisfaction with the progress made so far and urged contractors to maintain the pace of work to ensure timely completion. The Prime Minister’s presence on the ground demonstrates the government’s commitment to overseeing the implementation of these projects and ensuring that they meet the expected standards.
The PM maintained that the development of the road network in the Far North Region is a priority for the government, as it will enhance connectivity, facilitate trade, and improve access to essential services such as healthcare and education. These infrastructure projects will also contribute to the region’s economic growth, creating new opportunities for local businesses and communities.
The government aims to stimulate economic development, improve living standards, and strengthen the region’s integration into the national economy by investing in road infrastructure. The Prime Minister’s inspection tour underscores the government’s focus on ensuring that these projects are completed to high standards and within the scheduled timeframe, ultimately benefiting the people of the Far North Region.
Ongoing road works in the Far North Region of Cameroon,
Supporters of President Biya used the event to drum up more support for him, as they, at each stop of the Prime Minister’s visit to the far North region, continued to call on President Paul Biya to present his candidacy in the upcoming Presidential election in Cameroon. This was later reinforced through the various audiences the PM granted at the various stops during his inspection tour.#