Mamfe and Bamenda Examples: Unity Is The Key.
Reports coming in from Mamfe suggest that the ghost towns today 29th August, 2017 in Mamfe is even worst than that of yesterday. Recalled that yesterday Mamfe DO decided to Sealed shops which opened. Today, the people got up and instead intensified the Ghost. It sends a strong message that these shops are owned by us and there is no law from the state which obliges anyone to open his or her shops. La Republique government is confuse. Our collective silence and resolve to see Southern Cameroons free must continue.
Today as well in Bamenda, Cameroun Government Delegate Vincent Ndumu decided to sealed the main market and all government controlled shops. The other shops and banks in solidarity decided to lock their shops and the town is ghosted. The people of Bamenda on Saturday 26th, 2017 had sent a strong message during the meeting with the government delegate that they will not respect his call to end Ghost Towns.
Ndumu has just added an indefinite Ghost Towns in Bamenda because he declared over CRTV that should the traders respect ghost Town for one day, he will close for one day. If they respect for two days, he will close for two days. So in effect from next week, ghost towns will be two days in Bamenda declared by Ndumu because as the traders will observe Monday, Tuesday is automatically off and work resumes on Wednesday. This works for the struggle and the traders as they will have to stop paying taxes completely.
Homeland is showing us the example. Homeland is telling diaspora that unity pays that no matter our differences, we have a common enemy and must at this trying time focus on the enemy not denying the fact that we too are liable to errors and mistakes or political games.
It may also shock you to know that despite leadership reduction of Ghost Towns from three days to one day, the people themselves are observing day two ghost towns from Limbe to Mutengene to Mile 16 to Buea to Kumba. The message is clear that the people rules and they are supreme in all case.
Mark Bareta
BaretaNews
4 comments
I truly and beyond my imaginations respect the fearlessness, determination and togetherness of some of our brothers and sisters back home in Amberland.
Those in the diaspora should show solidarity with the shoppers back home by paying their monthly citizens levies. NO RETREAT! NO SURRENDER!
Congratulations to our brothers and sisters in Mamfe and Bamenda. the struggle must continue.The dream of Africa’s newest nation will soon materialise. No retreat, no surrender.
Biya the french puppet, has turned some into zombies that are ever happy to be in perpetual bondage to Europeans at the detriment of rather working to uplift the downtrodden in Africa. It is as a result of this that one cannot but be extremely proud of the stance of the populace back home in Southern Cameroons. The Atanga Nji, Achiri Achu, Gogomu, Abeti, Musonge, Ekema, Ndumu etc. stand to pay a hefty price once the dust of this struggle finally settles; for fool me once, shame on you and fool me twice, shame on me.