As people from West Cameroon prepare towards Ghost towns on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday this week, there has been much anger from the people as some teachers trade union called off the strike action. The Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium interim leadership has however rubbished the release as null and void and declared that the strike action continues.
Meanwhile in Bambili today during Church service at the Ntsewhi Catholic Mission, the Parish Priest, Fr. Roger who happens to be a Francophone after mass declared that parents should send their children to school tomorrow Monday 6th February. The Christians reacted violently shouting that no school tomorrow and part of the congregation went out in a protest action when he was still at the altar. We are told after the mass, the Christians remained at the church premises protesting against what the priest said in church. Some were calling for his imminent transfer.
In other related news in regard to this week Ghost towns, our people in BABESSI, Ngoketunjia Division in West Cameroon have exceptionally opened their traditional market day today Sunday instead of tomorrow Monday following the declaration of GHOST TOWN. Thousands of people from neighboring villages rush in to buy food stuffs. Our people could be heard saying in the market, “Consortium rules West Cameroon”. They say they cannot forget those in detention and those on the run. As for them, the school year is over. One old lady could be heard saying “My pikin dem, we don suffer too much, time for free from french man don reach”
Meanwhile Mr. Dean Wills send a powerful words to all those reading us. He writes:
Dean Will writes:
Fellow Southern Cameroonians in the diaspora this is your window to bring your contribution to the table. Enough with condemning CRTV and the black-legged elites of our fatherland.
We have 24 hours to pick up our phones and undo the work of CRTV and our black-legged elites. Fight propaganda with sensitisation. We have 24 hours to keep the light burning.
Do your duty to Southern Cameroon from the comforts of your home using your beloved mobile phone and call credit. Write your names in the history books this Sunday and keep our brothers and sisters back on course.
I have spoken to about 6 relatives this evening and they are laughing off CRTV with the resolve to continue the struggle. Impressive resolve and patriotic stance from them!
The Struggle continues
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Mr Paul Biya doesn’t yet understand what is The West Cameroon problem. To him it a problem of bilingualism and multiculturalism.
Wrong Mr Biya! Stop pretending not to know what you have done to West Cameroon! You will live to regret!!!
HE IS A VERY STUPID PRESIDENT, biya . ALL HE KNOWS IS “JAIL AND KILL”
An illiterate man who do not understand English language how can he know the problem of the English people.He Biya has never been in any primary English classroom,how would u want him to rule English intellectuals?
You can see in his government all who are working under him must not try to look wiser than him, he will kill them or imprisoned them for life.
If we the Anglophones our problems is linguistic why has he for 34 yrs of rule he has not been able to solve this problem?
This clearly shows his incompetency in his work or rule. If just language problem u can’t solve which is the simplest in all the problems in the country then how can u solve harder problems.
He can see how unqualified he is to rule a country. The brain of the English people is to high for him. Ahidjo the former president couldn’t withstand the high knowledge of our politicians in rulling so he cunningly escape the problem our brain politicians gave him, and pretended that he was tired and shift it to the stupid man who is power hunger not knowing the implications in the office to rule a country.
So ignorant he is, he tells the world that the problem in his country is language problem. Instead of seeking for advise from foreign intelligence politicians on how to go on with the deficulty he has in his country. But he will just want to intimidate the people by killing them and putting them in jail falsely.
Using force to rule. We will no more take orders from Biya from henceforth. we take orders from our leaders whom he has locked or killed.except he released them alive or dead then we will have a word to tell Biya and his government. They are the one to come and declear to us openly in the tv.that schools should open.we are no more Anglophones or Cameroonians. We Remain Ambazonians under the British trusty ship.
So to conclude my comments we are not asking Biya to solve our problems for they too high for him,our problems can only be solve by ourself the English people.We don’t want to send our children to school to be thought by French teacher who will teach them in the local pigin English.this is one of the reason our children will not resume schools.(2)Biya must just do one thing and the whole of his country will go in peace. That’s he should park and leave the southern Cameroon land he is illegally occuping. Take away all his administrator and police and military men and leave us alone for us to stay free.
He and Ahidjo has enslaved us for over 55 yrs.
We don’t speak French our origine is not French. We cannot be French.we had never join with u French people so we cannot call u brothers.if we needed brother’s we would have join Nigeria whom we speak same language with them not u French. U are not our brothers.thats why ur citizen call us Biafrans and Anglofool all this these 55 yrs. A leader who cannot speak or understand the language of the people how can he be a leader of the people?
It is a big disgrace that the so call president of Cameroon can’ t even construct a simple sentence in English. Yet he wants to address the issue of bingualism. Is a big shame. Yes this is true that all those who are wise and more intelligent than him he either kills them or sends them to jail. Lack of administrative techniques is a serious problem affecting the regime. La Republique has failled completely. The brain of the old monster is below capacity to carryon. Leave the postion for a dynamic and talented young man who understands the rules under democracy
I am proud of you mark. I wake up to these updates each day while weeping as my people perish…May God see us thru
Happy to contribute in one way or the other in this noble struggle … Please my brothers and Sister you must not give up now… Victory is at the corner… We Will win…we are brave people… God bless Southern Cameroon.. Kev
When you don’t have respect for your people, there is no need of demanding respect back. This guy’s name is Paul and please don’t use Mr. to address him again because he does not deserve the Mr. category/ title. He has proven time and time again not to care about Cameroonians and West Cameroon in particular.
Lamentations 5:1-22
[1]Remember, O LORD, what is come upon us: consider, and behold our reproach.
[2]Our inheritance is turned to strangers, our houses to aliens.
[3]We are orphans and fatherless, our mothers are as widows.
[4]We have drunken our water for money; our wood is sold unto us.
[5]Our necks are under persecution: we labour, and have no rest.
[6]We have given the hand to the Egyptians,(la republique du cameroun ) and to the Assyrians( FRANCE ), to be satisfied with bread.
[7]Our fathers have sinned, and are not; and we have borne their iniquities.
[8]Servants have ruled over us: there is none that doth deliver us out of their hand.
[9]We gat our bread with the peril of our lives because of the sword of the wilderness.
[10]Our skin was “”black”” like an oven because of the terrible famine.
[11]They ravished the women in Zion(BUEA), and the maids in the cities of Judah.(BAMENDA)
[12]Princes (OUR LEADERS)are hanged up by their hand: the faces of elders were not honoured.
[13]They took the young men to grind, (SLAVERY )and the children fell under the wood.
[14]The elders have ceased from the gate, the young men from their musick.
[15]The joy of our heart is ceased; our dance is turned into mourning.(GHOST TOWN )
[16]The crown is fallen from our head: woe unto us, that we have sinned!
[17]For this our heart is faint; for these things our eyes are dim.
[18]Because of the mountain of Zion, which is desolate, the foxes LA REPUBLIQUE AND FRANCE) walk upon it.
[19]Thou, O LORD, remainest for ever; thy throne from generation to generation.
[20]Wherefore dost thou forget us for ever, and forsake us so long time?
[21]Turn thou us unto thee, O LORD, and we shall be turned; renew our days as of old.
[22]But thou hast utterly rejected us; thou art very wroth against us.
Any leader who loves his people should have the people and country at heart. It is surprising to hear that at this time of the 21st century a leader is killing hos own people. Arbitrary arrest. Why does he want dialogue? Let him go ahead killing his own people. A simple protest that would have been arrested by a simple dialogue the regime goes ahead killing and arresting people. Now you want to hold a talk. Who will pay for the innocent souls?
we the southern cameroonians are oppressed now; but one thing is sure and certain OUR GOD IS A GOD OF THE OPPRESSED AND HE IS HEARING OUR CRY AND PRAYERS