Cameroon’s West Region on Wednesday paid tribute to Marcel Niat Njifenji, the country’s first Senate President. A condolence service was held in Bangangté, his hometown, bringing together administrative and religious authorities.
Bangangté hosts regional tribute
The town of Bangangté, in the Ndé Division, became the focal point of regional mourning.
The condolence service was organized at the family residence of Marcel Niat Njifenji.
Local leaders and community representatives attended in large numbers.
State institutions represented
The Governor of the West Region, Augustine Awa Fonka, led the official delegation.
He was accompanied by senior divisional administrators.
As the State’s chief representative in the region, his presence underlined institutional solidarity.
A religious ceremony marked by unity
The service was conducted by Reverend Laurent Tietchou, alongside synodal delegations.
Prayers and sermons highlighted the public service record of the late statesman.
Speakers recalled his role in shaping national institutions.
A lasting legacy for the West Region
Beyond national ceremonies, the regional tribute held deep symbolic value.
It reflected the West Region’s gratitude to one of its most prominent sons.
Marcel Niat Njifenji’s legacy of integrity and service continues to resonate in Bangangté.