© MMI Across Cameroon, the Muslim community gathered in massive numbers on May 27, 2026, to celebrate Eid El-Kebir, popularly known as Tabaski. From the northern hubs to the North West region, the festivities were marked by deep spiritual devotion, symbolic sacrifices, and a shared commitment to communal harmony. High-ranking traditional rulers, such as the Lamido of Garoua, alongside regional governors and administrative authorities, joined the faithful, underscoring the national importance ...