CPDM SOUTH EASTERN SUB-SECTION USA: CPDM SOUTH EASTERN SUB SECTION, GEORGIA, USA, CELEBRATE BARACK OBAMA INAUGURATION JAN. 20. 2009, A HISTORIC DAY INDEED

Thursday, January 22, 2009

CPDM SOUTH EASTERN SUB SECTION, GEORGIA, USA, CELEBRATE BARACK OBAMA INAUGURATION JAN. 20. 2009, A HISTORIC DAY INDEED

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It was an extremely cold night, January 20th 2009, but CPDM militants and supporters of President Barack Obama, could not let the day pass without a celebration. President Sammy Ngalame and his wife Mrs Eposi Ngalame provided the warmth of their home for the observation of such a special day in history, THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA. Militants, friends and supporters gathered as the night went along and reflected on Obama's path to victory and what humanity can learn from his experience not forgeting the Hope and Change for which his name remains a Symbol of.

Guests were treated to some mouth watering Cameroonian Cuisine and some asorted wines and beers for to wrap up a historic day. As the night went by, everyone hoped and prayed that our Beautiful country Cameroon will also join the countless number of African nations hoping to benefit from the Obama Presidency.

CPDM Militants in attendance: Comrades: Moumi, Bibi, DJ Mageto and Makossa Super Star and celebrity Emile Kangue at the Obama Inaugural Party,

hosted by CPDM South Eastern Sub-Section in the United States of America.

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Lady Kate Atabong Njeuma

General Secretary: South Eastern Sub-Section. Lady Kate believes that Cameroonian Women have a major role to play in Politics and should seize the opportunity to participate and help in Nation Building. The CPDM offers women a unique opportunity to demonstrate their leadership. Lady Kate believes in active participation rather than passive criticism. Nothing will ever change if we sit on the sidelines and throw bricks. Lady Kate served as a CPDM executive back in her days in England and continues to serve to this day and supports the Democratization of Cameroon.