Global Peace Message Inspired by H.E. Eminence Excellency Minister Dr. NtubaH.E. Eminence Excellency Minister Dr. Ntuba extends sincere appreciation to Pope Leo for echoing long‑standing messages of peace and reconciliation first shared many years ago with the people of Cameroon, including the Tikar communities of the North West Region.

He emphasizes that true peace begins when communities listen to the cries of their people, protect life, and reject cycles of retaliation that have historically harmed families and villages across the Tikar lands.

Dr. Ntuba calls on all groups—whether political, traditional, or community‑based—to reject violence, manipulation, and actions that endanger civilians. He urges all actors to prioritize the well‑being of the population, uphold human dignity, and allow people to live, work, and move freely without fear.

He further appeals to individuals in positions of influence to refrain from actions that fuel division or prolong suffering. Leadership, he notes, must be rooted in service, compassion, and accountability.

Dr. Ntuba reminds all Cameroonians that the symbol of the dove—released many years ago as a gesture of peace—still carries its message today: peace is possible, reconciliation is achievable, and the future belongs to those who choose dialogue over destruction.

He concludes with a firm call for unity, justice, and an end to all forms of violence, affirming that “enough is enough—let peace prevail for the sake of our people and future generations.”