A religious comfort service was held on Wednesday, April 29, in Bangangté, western Cameroon, in tribute to Marcel Niat Njifenji. Regional authorities, led by the Governor of the West Region, gathered to honour the legacy of the country’s first Senate President.
A moment of remembrance in Bangangté
Bangangté, in the Ndé Division, became a place of solemn remembrance on Wednesday, April 29, as local communities, religious leaders and administrative authorities gathered for a comfort service dedicated to Marcel Niat Njifenji, a native of the town.
Strong institutional representation
The Governor of the West Region, Augustine Awa Fonka, acting as the State’s highest representative in the region, attended the ceremony alongside senior administrative officials from the Ndé Division. Their presence underscored the national and regional significance of the tribute.
The enduring legacy of a regional statesman
Led by Reverend Laurent Tietchou and synodal delegations, the service featured prayers and messages highlighting the values of public service, integrity and leadership associated with the late Senate President.
Beyond national tributes, the strong regional mobilisation at the family residence reflected the West Region’s lasting gratitude. Marcel Niat Njifenji’s legacy continues to resonate in his hometown and across the region, where he is remembered as one of its most influential builders.
