From: Taku A. A. Moses <gospelcoord@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: [camnetwork] 25,000 New Workers in Cameroon, NO SALARY !
From: t_ndi <t_ndi@yahoo.com>
Subject: [camnetwork] 25,000 New Workers in Cameroon, NO SALARY !
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Date: Wednesday, August 29, 2012, 10:21 AM
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Re: [camnetwork] 25,000 New Workers in Cameroon, NO SALARY !
Hi Taku,
Have you ever seen Biya at the treasury or bank taking money? Please let us not be getting emotional. What you are writing here can you give any prove in a court of law? We know there is corruption in Cameroon but is Biya involved? That is the same thing that has been discussed over and over in the past on Manyu net about Marafa and now there is no evidence to tie him to the crime. The court of law is not about the bible but it is about the rule of law. Evidence is needed so make sure you have your evidence. In law you do not just belief like the bible but you need evidence and documents to show.Some of you sex up your stories on Manyu net and become very emotional just like you do in church. Let us keep emotions way because one day our emails on manyu net may get us into trouble. So when we write give us the prove. Until then I think you are very emotional and get carried away like a kid. Accusations of embezzlement are serious.
Moh Kembong.
-----Original Message-----
My People,
Where is the money going to come from as all the money in theTreasury is being used by the owner-Biya.? Well, i am with my spiritual pen writing to heaven all the complains against our captors and there shall be no release of funds from the source-Heaven as all authority belongs to God and He is the owner of all things. Ps 24
Poverty Poverty Poverty will be their portion as even the medical Doctors and or staffs are not being paid now. Who will redeem LRDC as a Saviour eeh? Can Yang who is head of Gov't do the redemption as a stranger as Daniel PM in Babylon? Either Biya will escape too, as he can not bear the situation/weight as the 3 sentences are very heavy on him.
That is one of the 3 sentences against LRDC that of POVERTY POVERTY POVERTY to the nation. I am sorry for Emade who is right in Bamenda away from her kids and had loaned heavy sums perhaps with interest and does not know when she will pay and the interest will be acrueing to the advantage of the lender.
Southern Cameroonians should pray hard so as to have our freedom as a Bird from the snare of the fowler-Satan. Yang should pray hard or resign and escape to his own safety as that will be the best thing for him to do now. He should escape to Nigeria and not to Europe or America. That is my advice for him as Biya will surely put his wicked hands on him using unfounded accusations against him. Do not resign, but just escape as the Olympic guys have done. You do not need a visa or passport to Nigeria as I did in AD 2004 when I was to be assassinated by Musonge after I wrote a 7 page letter of Truth to him, revealing to him that he was in Babylon as P.M.Daniel while his people were surffering with pains.
May the Lord continue to fight our Restoration battle as He did to the tribe of Judah-Amen.
Yours freedom fighter-not with human weapons of MK 47 but with spiritual Missiles that can not be stopped by any one from arriving its destinations.
Rev.(Papa) Taku-Ayuk Moses (alias Daniel/D.M.Tutu of Southern Cameroons
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Thousands of Cameroonians received jobs in the public service sector in the past year in a new government program to boost employment. But of the 25,000 new hires, just 3,000 have received pay for months of work. Others must live far from their families, turning excitement to frustration for the new recruits. Government officials say the employees are lucky to have jobs and will receive their pay soon.
President Paul Biya signs the employment law.
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BAMENDA, CAMEROON – Vivian Emade sits at her office desk, its surface piled high with papers. Her left hand supports her chin, and her eyes are lost in thought.
Emade, 40, is a widow with five children who hails from the Southwest region of Cameroon. She is one of the new recruits hired under Operation 25,000 Youths, an initiative launched by President Paul Biya to reduce unemployment in the country by offering jobs in the public service sector to citizens not older than 40.
"The joy with which I received the news of this employment is gradually fading away."
"I am grateful to the government for absorbing me at the age of 40," she says.
But despite the president's promise that employees would start receiving their pay from their first month of work, she says she hasn't earned a dime since receiving her post in December 2011.
"I have shed a basin full of tears ever since I came here," she says.
Emade says she also must live away from her children and home in Kumba in the Southwest region because her assignment is at the Northwest Regional Delegation of Women's Empowerment and the Family in Bamenda, the capital of Cameroon's Northwest region.
"My children are still there in my husband's house in Kumba all by themselves, with no one to look after them," she says. "I am dying slowly in pains."
She says she presented her husband's death certificate and other documents to prove to the government that she resides in Kumba, but her Bamenda posting remained. She has been moving back and forth with limited funds in order to take care of her family in Kumba.
"I have a sick child whom I have to look after all the time," Emade says. "As a result, I travel to Kumba every now and then to follow up [on] his ailing health. I have borrowed over 600,000 francs ($1,145) just to make sure that my children are well taken care of."
She says her current situation runs counter to the mission of the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and the Family, where her posting is.
"Posting me to the Northwest region instead of the Southwest to me is contrary to what my ministry itself preaches," Emade says. "If the ministry is really bent on empowering women and family, they should have posted me in my region, where I can easily run my family."
Emade says she can no longer stand the stress of living away from her children.
"I feel like quitting," she says. "I used to work in the private sector before the recruitment, and I was earning a small salary that I managed well. Now, the case is different. There is no source of income for me."
Emade says she wishes that the government would address the situation of the newly recruited 25,000 employees so that they could excel in their new posts. Work without extrinsic motivation – even if intrinsic motivation is there – is ineffective, she says.
"The joy with which I received the news of this employment is gradually fading away," Emade says.
Recruits of Operation 25,000 Youths cite lack of pay and relocation away from family as obstacles to benefiting from the new government employment program. But government officials and public service representatives say that the recruits are lucky to have jobs and will receive their wages soon. Meanwhile, others say the problems aren't isolated to the program, with lack of pay common in government jobs and the country struggling to recover from strict economic policies to repay loans.
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