Re: Re : PAP Communique

Sama,

Local elections are not easy to be rigged like parliamentary and presidential elections, except the people are not ready to take up their civil rights. My concern here is if we mobilise and takeover  atleast 3/4 of our local councils in the Northern Southern Zones (even by force) it will be possible to move ahead in the restoration struggle. We dont need mathematics to know that if we can control our councils we are 90% into self autonomy and the final stage is closer!

This was even decided in one of the SCNC meetings that, Southern Cameroonians may vote for parties that uphold the politics of our restoration. Why should we continue to vote and support parties that have always made their position clear from day one? If we continue to stay away also then we shall wait until thy kingdom come.

george

From: Sama Thomas Achoa <atsoah@gmail.com>
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, 27 November 2012, 19:45
Subject: Re: Re : PAP Communique

No one is afraid of elections but under what conditions are  we going to participate in any nonsential thing conducted by King Lucifer call elections of which Christ Himself will not be able to win the King of hell?

On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Ebai George <hurtc2003@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

 Comrades,

I believe its time to look beyond our immediate

vicinity and give a meaningful impact on the struggle to liberate

our people and territory, the Southern Cameroons.

We are aware that the struggle started from small lobby groups 

Northwest/Southwest Elites Association demanding for  a better

integration in the system and later CAM that lobbied for a return to t

he Bi federal statusquo until the constitutional crises provoked by CAM

and CANSA culminated to the AAC I and II when Southern Cameroons'

leaders presented a Constitutional proposal for a return to the pre 1972

statusquo which  la Republique snobbed. In 1995, after the famous SCNC

petition at  the UN  the struggle changed from a lobby group to a political

group by giving a time limite within which dialoque can be instituted to arrange

for the peaceful separation of the two former Trust Territories.

On several occasions the SCNC have declared non participation in the

elections of french Cameroun and on other occasions encouraged political

parties with SCNC sympatise to claim local councils. This have never

gone well with members of other political parties believed to  have been

formed because of the Southern Cameroons issue.

Now the truth here is that when a party like the Liberal Democratic

Alliance of Mola Njoh and PAP of late Prof. Ngoh  that clearly stoods

for the southern Cameroons course offered their party as  grassroot

parties, in 1997 and 2002 to settle only for council election, surprisingly

Southern Cameroonians never accepted this option as most SCNC leaders 

continue to support the SDF that have never accepted the place of Southern

Cameroons but a socalled three state federation that still minimise the our

sovereign rights. Again, PAP and LDA are still championing the struggle, why 

then shouldn't we support a political base with locally elected leaders that can

be a future tool to be  incase of political  exigency and transition in the restoration?

The international community have signaled already that we need to create a

political party inorder to execute the Banjul judgment. My position in this  palava is

that we should encourgae LDA, PAP and other parties that openly acknowledge our

course to go in for communal elections and we can achieve a landslide  that shall

propel us to a Council of elected representatives not impostors, like other groups

without porfolios!  Who is afraid of elections?

ebai g.

 

From: Simon Ngwa <simonfuh@yahoo.fr>
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 25 November 2012, 20:35
Subject: Re : PAP Communique

Dear brother Tumasang, I write to wish you more grease to your elbows for that very objective analysis. In fact, an underdog who is courageous enough to tell his master that he is oppressive and marginalizes his people is greater than the one who showers praises for a sinecure office. Hon. Ayah Paul is the only courageous Southern Cameroonian in the employ of L a Republique du Cameroun who has cried foul to the world about the Southern Cameroons problem and has openly identified with the S.C.N.C. detainees through his frequent presence in court whenever the case is coming up. He even galvanizes the detainees by taking snapshots with them after every court session and attends S.C.N.C. meetings to prove to Mr. Biya that after everything he remains a Southern Cameroonian. Whether his peers in the Parliament of La Republique du Cameroun emulate his example or not is not of any material importance at this moment. The truth is those of us involved in the struggle know where we are coming from and we know where we are going to. The truth shall always overshadow lies. God bless you all. Simon Fuh Ngwa Secreatary General Meme County Tel: (237) 77 03 81 27