Re: Prophet Taku Vs Lady Kate //// MALABO: CAMEROON WAS WELL REPRESENTED

Tehn Mishe Fon Njwilan? Mawa maahnjie.

Mr Mishe Fon i am not against your take on Mr Taku Moses Ayuk but will not also accept any nonsense that you will sit in your little corner and wrote about the Southern Cameroons.

It is but disturbing when a fellow Southern Cameroonian will be writting all the nonsense whch you Mishe Fon used to write about your own country if a Nigerian does same what are you going to say? Are you stupid or what?

You are one of those that i very much love to read what they write in this forum but at times your writeups are like a poison to my spirit, please be a grownup and stop such things they don't reflect who you are.

I know that enstead of you understanding and respecting yourself as a gentle man you will jump into my grammatical errors that is not going to change anything so far as i am concern, i believe that i have passed the message which i have for you bye.

And thank you for your understanding Sama Thomas Atsoah.

On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 8:06 AM, Mishe Fon <mishefon@yahoo.com> wrote:

I really don,t know what pushes me to read some of the rubbish Cameroonians write out here. Listen to this other so-called "Prophet Taku Moses". How come you are a Prophet (of doom) and your prophesy did not even tell you that "Lady Kate" has no "Blood" relationship with Mrs Dorothy Njeuma? For your information, her name is Kate Atabong and the Njeuma was..."par alliance" i.e her husband,s name, massa Lie Lie Prophet. That is how you guys deceive vulnerable souls with useless inconsequential threats and nonsensical irrelevant Bible quotes. Apparently, Awasom & Jesusman are not alone.

 

What do you mean by "Be informed that any venture of yours now will see an unexpected shipwreck so that you will know that Power Pass Power. I will put a stumbling block on all that you are doing in the US as you know there is no distance in the realm of the spirit. If you are married, tell your husband that you have been warned very sternly and also let your CPDM mother in Yaounde know.  It is time for war and any foolery will not be tolerated in the camp"

 

Pastor prophet Taku, what manner of foolishness is this? Do you live in the jungle in 2012? And these are the types of "Bush Peepoo" who are clamoring for an Independent Anglophone West Cameroon? You write on www to threaten someone (your daughter) who has not done anything to physically or morally harm you? Massa ,I Fia wuna. You are beginning to sound more and more like some Taliban terrorists. Jeeeezzz. Do you know that American  Law Enforcement can use satellite imagery via your IP Internet writings to locate you anywhere in the world and round you up for some serious interrogations? Please never threaten even your enemies with DEATH. Please, Please, Please.

I take "Nwingong" name beg you pa Pastor.

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From: Taku A. A. Moses <gospelcoord@yahoo.com>
To: Cameroonpatriots@yahoogroups.com; Elizabeth Ngwa <elingwa2002@yahoo.com>; ambasbay@googlegroups.com; camnetwork@yahoogroups.com; MANYUNET@aufoundation.org; njohlitumbe@ymail.com; mfyembe@gmail.com; ATANGA HENRIETTA LEM <atangalem@yahoo.co.uk>; Dr.Christopher Atang <mbatu4@yahoo.com>
Cc: Limbe Diva <LIMBEDIVA@aol.com>; anointed4greatness@gmail.com; hfossung@gmail.com
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 3:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Cameroonpatriots] MALABO: CAMEROON WAS WELL REPRESENTED

Lady Kate, Your personal efforts are all for self aggrandisemen and not of any progress to the nation you are advocating for Investors. You spoke with that Minster from the Presidency as what to that nation? If you are the daughter of Dorothy, then I have no reason to douby you as the Bible says-As the mother is, so is the daughter. I am at this moment putting a check out on all that you are doing now in the name of publicising your mother's blacklegging activities as a defunct Cameroonian.   Be informed that any venture of yours now will see an unexpected shipwreck so that you will know that Power Pass Power. Have you not read my 3 Prison sentences in this forum metted on LRDC and one of them is "NO PROSPERITY IN THE LAND ONLY POVERTY" untill we leave that demonic nation? Have you not seen, read or heard that Eto'o with all that he has, could not invest in his own fatherland but decided to invest in a neighbouring nation-Gabon? You should goggle Etoo's football academy in Gabon and see the amounts involved in the investment. Why did he not do it in Yaounde or in any village in LRDC? It is the power of Prophetic Prayer in mortion that he could not do it in his nation of nativity. No investors can be seen in LRDC as the blockage is on, untill we leave that unholy union.   All that you have written concerning the meeting in Malabo as an achievement, is all in the gabage as you went but for a pleasurable sight seeing trip. If you write such nonesense again in this forum about LRDC, I will put a stumbling block on all that you are doing in the US as you know there is no distance in the realm of the spirit. If you are married, tell your husband that you have been warned very sternly and also let your CPDM mother in Yaounde know.  It is time for war and any foolery will not be tolerated in the camp.   Yours sincere freedom fighter-not with human weapons of MK 47 but with spiritual Missiles ReV.(Papa) Taku-Ayuk --- On Thu, 8/30/12, Elizabeth Ngwa <elingwa2002@yahoo.com> wrote: From: Elizabeth Ngwa <elingwa2002@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: [Cameroonpatriots] MALABO: CAMEROON WAS WELL REPRESENTED To: Cameroonpatriots@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, August 30, 2012, 6:06 PM Great Great Great, my dear Sister Kate. Let the Sky be your limit! Good Health, I wish you. Ma Eli. --- On Thu, 8/30/12, Limbe Diva <LIMBEDIVA@aol.com> wrote: From: Limbe Diva <LIMBEDIVA@aol.com> Subject: [Cameroonpatriots] MALABO: CAMEROON WAS WELL REPRESENTED To: LIMBEDIVA@aol.com Date: Thursday, August 30, 2012, 12:30 PM Greetings and Politics aside, I continue my narative on my experience of The Sullivan Summit in Malabo.  I had harbored the dream of being a Delegate at the Sullivan Summit for about 8 years since i came across the Foundation and began reading about the Civil Rights Activist called Rev. Leon H Sullivan( now of Late). Having read his Biography cover to cover,  I can say I have a deep understanding of the Sullivan Principles of Self Help and Social responsibility. Attending the Summit was therefore a dream fulfilled. I am very honored to have been part of this great Legacy. Meeting His Excellency Lazare Mpouel, Cameroon Ambassador to Equatorial Guinea at the Summit. Wherever I go, I will always be a Cameroonian first. I could not wait for break times to find where my people were on a daily basis.  Soon as the Opening Session was done and we had a little break, I jumped right up to find my fellow Cameroonians in the house.  I was quick to introduce myself to His Excellency Lazare Mpouel, Cameroon Ambassador to Equatorial Guinea who of course was very happy to meet me and the rest of my delegation. After introducing his staff I asked if the Head of State His Excellency President Biya would be coming. I was told that He sent a Representative from the Presidency, Minister Philippe Mbarga Mboa, Minister in charge of Special Duties at the Presidency. I turned around and there he was, very clean cut, well suited gentleman looking very much in control and polished. He was of course very happy to see us and I wasted no time to request for Audience with the Minister so I could have some quiet time to talk about real issues with him. My  3 Miss Cameroons who traveled to the Summit: Queen Gigi Tchouaga, Miss Larissa Ngangoum and  Miss Nora Ndemazia, with His Excellency Ambassador Mpouel Lazare, Minister Philippe Mbarga Mboa, Member of Security, Cameroonian Businessman Jocelyn Tchakounte from Maryland and myself at the  Sullivan Summit. On Day # 3 I got the call from the Ambassador saying the Minister would like to meet you and all the Cameroonians at the  Summit. The meeting took place at the home of the Cameroon Ambassador  in Malabo. This was a great opportunity to express and share some concerns about the sentiments of Cameroonian Diaspora.  Since the Conference was about bridging the gap and encouraging the diaspora to come home and invest, I wasted no time on politics because i wanted  the conversation to focus around some of the frustrations that have been felt by those who go home to try to do  business. The bottlenecks the bureaucratic spider webs that plague the system. I gave examples of some businesses that are really struggling to deal  with the system and engaged the Minister to get his perspectives on the issue. He Quickly assured me that His  Excellency President Paul Biya is working hard to change all that and make the process of doing business in Cameroon very simple and straight forward. I said the President  may have all the good intention but the Directors on the ground don't seem to reflect that. People are given the run around and time is wasted unnecessarily. Investors will take their business elsewhere if Cameroon is not ready to do business.  The Minister admired the idea  the Sullivan Summit and said Cameroon can certainly be host to such a Summit.  He quoted the African Ancestry group from the United States that visited Cameroon recently and said such efforts should be hailed.  He reminded us that we are all Ambassadors for our country and we should continue to advocate and promote Cameroon wherever we are and show true patriotism for our country. My goal in this meeting was to express the need for the government to learn from countries like Equatorial Guinea, Ghana and other African Countries who have opened their doors to welcome the diaspora as business partners for development. CAMEROON SHOULD BE DECLARED OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!!! Lunch with Minister Philippe Mbarga Mboa and His Excellency Ambassador Lazare Mpouel. Our meeting concluded on a great note, I invited the Minister to take a trip to Washington DC lets hold a meeting to explore this Diaspora come back mission with Cameroonians abroad, he told me he does not like to fly. I guess I will have to catch another Minister when the next opportunity arises. We have actively engage our leaders and share our vision.  At the end of the meeting, we sent our well wishes to the Head of State via the Minister. We had to rush back to the Summit after lunch.  To my greatest amazement, a beautiful, dynamic  very vocal, and powerful Lady took to the Podium to address the delegates on day 3.  She delivered the most powerful speech I heard at the Summit. Her name is Andela Beyela, President of French African Diaspora movement headquartered in Paris.  Invited by His Excellency President Obiang Nguema Mbassogo of Equatorial Guinea, this Cameroonian woman brought the house to their feet. She got the longest standing ovation  for telling our African Leaders to stop stooping low to Western leaders like beggars.  With Ms Beyela of French African Diaspora Movement. I caught up with her at the hotel: Sofitel Presidential where we all stayed and she gave me a little background of who she is and what she was all about.  I learned that Sarkozy bowed down to her because she is a force to recorn with in French political arena. I am so proud of this sister. Meet NJ Ayuk, one of Equatorial Guinea's finest Lawyers, actually let me take it back, he is the best. This brother, looking so fine, polished and smooth, he has bulldozed his way to the top creme de la creme of Malabo.  It was certainly nice to meet him in Malabo, very humble and hospitable but very skilled, knowledgeable and loaded. I am so proud and honored to have met him. Meet the Award winning, smooth operating Business guru and former Chairman of the All Cameroon Cultural and Development Foundation in DC, Mr. Ivo Tasong. My brother indeed, we hooked up in Malabo and bulldozed together.  I am so happy that he was able to attend the Summit from Cameroon. The networking opportunities were endless and this is one businessman who seizes every opportunity. Pictured above presenting a business plan to His Excellency Olusegun Obassanjo,  former President of Nigeria at the Sofitel Sipopo Luxury hotel.   Lady Kate and President Obassanjo whom I have got to know as a very nice and friendly man with a great sense of humor. We call him Baaba. I always tease him about Bakassi.......LOL It is always an honor to meet and talk with him. Sharing to Inspire ______________________________ Lady Kate Atabong Laurel, Maryland 240 440 2166