In Dr. Simon Munzu 11th July, 2018 letter to Paul Biya, Cameroun President, he enumerated 5 recommendations in solving the present conflict in the Cameroons. Dr. Munzu in his 5th recommendation after asking Paul Biya to allow public discuss on the “Anglophone” problem, stated clearly that the aim of his intervention is to ensure Presidential elections in Southern Cameroons goes on smoothly. BaretaNews had earlier published part one of his letter https://www.bareta.news/dr-munzu-advises-paul-biya-in-his-11th-july-2018-letter-that-resulted-to-agc-calls/
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RECOMMENDATIONS
In review of the impact and the threats noted under paragraph 1 of the context, above, the following measures are recommended to the Head of State and the Government with a view to addressing the ‘Anglophone Problem’ and ending the ‘Anglophone crisis’;
1. The head of state in an address to the nation, declare the end of the military offensive in the two Anglophone regions and the withdrawal of the military contingents that were deployed there in connection with the offensive. He should announce the commencement of the implementation of the Government’s emergency humanitarian assistance programme and put a credible, experienced and well-respected personality drawn from civil society in charge of implementing it on behalf of the Government and collaboration with the International Community.
2. The Head of State and the Government should endorse and support the plan of moderate Anglophones at home to organize a general conference of all Anglophones which will draw up a list of issues to be examined in a dialogue with the Government on the Anglophone problem and select the representatives of the people for Northwest and Southwest at that dialogue. This general conference will be open to all Anglophones, including the separatists, consequently, conditions should be created for persons currently in prison or on exile and for the internally displaced and refugees to attend and participate in the general conference. Separation and/or independence will be shown at this conference to be the demand of a vocal minority, compared to Anglophones who want to maintain the unity of Cameroon while securing autonomous rule for the two Anglophone regions.
3. The Head of State and the Government should endorse and encourage the effort of the moderate Anglophones, ahead of the Anglophone general conference, to conduct a public information campaign on radio, television, in newspapers and on social media aimed at demonstrating that the separatist agenda is an illusion that should not be adhered to by the population of the southwest and Northwest regions. This would enable the separatists to be isolated at home and abroad and thus reduce the influence that they enjoy now among a poorly informed and misled population.
4. After the cessation of the military offensive, the commencement of implementation of the humanitarian assistance programme and the general conference of Anglophones, the Head of State should visit the two Anglophone regions. During the visit, he should announce the convening of a national dialogue on the Anglophone problem. The Head of State may wish, before doing this, to have a closed working meeting with a limited number of moderate Anglophones drawn from civil Society to discuss and adopt a strategy for the way forward.
5. The aim should be to complete the course of action recommended in this note well before the official opening of the campaign period for the presidential election of 7 October 2018.
11 July, 2018
Dr. Simon Munzu
6 comments
Munzu, by playing judge, jury and executioner, has determined that, paraphrasing his words, separatists are a minority whose illusion of an Anglophone (Ambazonian) State can never come to fruition. To which I have this response, again quoting Harriet Tubman, “ I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves”. Obviously Munzu is content with sustaining his miserable life on Biya’s crumbs. So, let sleeping dogs lie and not dare stand in the way of those who are doing the doable. Least they be ‘garried’ – Eric Tataw.
this ugly, loud mouth failed actor should never been given a platform to speak for millions of patriotic SCs,I listened to a dialogue with Chris Anu where he is still playing the so call 1952 ish politic of divide and rule with SW/NW, greedy pig mouth idiot slave thinks we still live in the dark ages, many in this revolution do not recollect the politics of the 50s & 60s,millions of Ambazonians have SW/NW blood,our forefathers thinking ways died long time ago, biya is lucky to still be alive because he and Fru are one of those dotage people who ideology to gain political pionts were divide and rule in the olden days,in this century today’s young and able people of Ambazonia have unity,they will rather die for anglophones than francophone,independence will make both English regions great without the corrupt colonial mentality,any Ambazonia today who talks about the NW grabbing power is as weak as biya and his french slave regime,Mr Munzu you might have fake your Doctorate too working for lrc in UN but many SCs are more smarter than you, education does not always brings common sense,these days many traitors like yourself have nothing to change in or do in Ambazonia,many francophones see Munzu,Ekema, nji, all the other SCs traitors as paid agents fo lrc, useless corrupt anglofools sidelining with a butcher dictator for money and position,weak pathetic attention seekking buffoon.
Please Bonie calm down. Don’t waste anger on Dr. Munzu. I wish Dr. Munzu long life because I will like to shame him with a provocative hi 5 in Buea.
Munzu is a fox and speaks from two sides of his mouth.
No matter what’s going on, AMBAZONIANS are so smart and will do all it take to gained their restoration.
Biya dictatorship has completely Brake the two Cameroon’s again for fever.
All the paid Agent of LA republic will die one after the other soonest.
God bless Ambaland.
Munzu should be hanged