CPDM fails to meet target for sale of party cards, extends deadline



The Cameroon People”s  Democratic Movement, CPDM, party in a bid to identity its militants and to raise funds for party activities engaged a nationwide sale of party and contribution cards from the 14th of November 2014, an exercise that was to last up till 30th December 2014 prior to the reorganisation of party basic organs due for 2015.
The time given for this exercise is said to have fallen short of the desired results as the expected number of militants and money raised through the sale of cards were not met either because sensitisation of militants was not intensive or simply that militants became reluctant to buy cards because the activity has not been given due consideration in recent years. Many say CPDM bigwigs have been used to dishing out money to militants, and that coming back to ask them to contribute looked more ironical, and to some this exercise was  going to scare away militants from the party.
A communiqué issued by the party hierarchy on the 5th of January 2015 extended the deadline for sale of party cards to the 31st of January 2014 to give ample time for party officials to meet with militants at grassroot level for more sensitisation and education so that they should see the need to identify themselves with the party by buying their party and contribution cards.

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