Anglophone Crisis Discussed in British House of Commons

The 1st February Forum at the British Parliament brought to table issues in the Anglophone Crisis. BaretaNews gathered that the forum was hosted by the British House of Commons and some high profile West Cameroonians based in the United Kingdom.

BaretaNews was reliably informed that among the issues discussed were the origin, causes, and consequences of the Anglophone Problem. The current political situation in Cameroon and proposed ways forward was equally talked about. Among the Southern Cameroon personalities in the forum, the Cameroon’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom was present. Also, Joel Herve Nguenkem who elaborated on the steps taken by the government to resolve the problems, Professor Nelson Enonchong who spoke on the historical and Constitutional framework of the Anglophone Problem and Professor Priscilla Nkenti who presented on the current state of affairs in Cameroon.

The effort of Southern Cameroonians towards the resistance were applauded by British Members of Parliament. Meanwhile, it is expected that a debate on the Anglophone Problem will be organized by the British House of Commons in the near future. BaretaNews notes that this is a very sensitive diplomatic push towards the Anglophone Problem.