Story, Louvier Kindo Tombe
The government of Cameroon has conferred its highest national honour, the Grand Cordon of the Cameroonian Merit, on the late David Abouem à Tchoyi, a distinguished government official who passed away on January 15.
The posthumous award, which is the country’s highest distinction, was presented during Abouem à Tchoyi’s official funeral, which was attended by high-ranking government officials, dignitaries, and family members.
The Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement, CPDM party, Abouem à Tchoyi’s political family, and the National Commission for the Promotion of Bilingualism and Multiculturalism, where he served before his demise all paid their respects to the late government official.
In a tribute to Abouem à Tchoyi, Communication Minister René Emmanuel Sadi described him as an exceptional and remarkable individual who left an indelible mark on Cameroon’s history.
Abouem à Tchoyi’s family remembered him as a devoted, responsible, and caring father who will be deeply missed.
Abouem à Tchoyi, who served as Secretary-General at the Presidency of the Republic, was a highly respected figure in Cameroonian politics.
His dedication to public service and his commitment to the country’s development earned him the trust and admiration of his peers and superiors.
As Governor of the Northwest and Southwest provinces, Abouem à Tchoyi had a deep understanding of the socio-political challenges facing these regions.
His leadership and vision played a significant role in promoting development and stability in these areas.
The honour bestowed on Abouem à Tchoyi is a testament to his outstanding contributions to Cameroon’s growth and development.
His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of Cameroonian leaders and citizens.
The Grand Cordon of the Cameroonian Merit award is the highest distinction in Cameroon, and it is conferred on individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the country’s development and growth.
