Sport Activities End Limbe FESTAC

The Minister of Arts and Culture in the presence of colleagues saluted Limbe for championing living together.

Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mkpatt, Minister of Arts and Culture has hailed indigenes of Limbe for the hospitable nature which they permit people from all the regions of Cameroon and others from countries such as Nigeria, Benin, Togo etc. to live together in peace and harmony in their community. He was addressing thousands of people who turned out at Down Beach Limbe on Saturday April 13, 2019, as curtains dropped on the sixth edition of the Limbe Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC).

Among them were Ministers Nalova Lyonga, Paul Tasong, Joseph Le and other top government officials. “The very important role played by FESTAC in promoting harmonious interpersonal and intercommunity relation in the South West Region and particularly in Limbe is in line with the Head of State’s policy to forge national culture,” the Minister said.

The organiser of Limbe FESTAC, Motanga Andrew Monjimba, said that he looks into the future with hope for more government support for FESTAC to continue beaming the light of cultural diversity, integration and multiculturalism. Having braved threats and intimidations that loomed from separatists to disrupt the fête, Motanga declared all the participants as winners. He thanked the population for their enthusiastic and massive participation.

It was a day for athletes to celebrate sport. In the Limbe City Njalla Quan International Marathon that spanned from Idenau to Limbe, Tchogah Djak din Rene emerged winner bagging home FCFA 1.5 million. He was followed by Foimi Justlin and Abbo Jossaou who had FC...

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