Re: 10 University of Buea Lecturers Questioned by the Police

My first time to see Police acting upon some flimsy accuses on the Internet.
We have had many here, without the "Police de Police acting.

Rather strange indeed

Aaron

On 6/4/13, Sama Thomas Achoa <atsoah@gmail.com> wrote:
> The hand writing here below is very clear divide as much as you can so as
> to have an easy walk over them.
> Those that were out to crucify some of us here that this trouble of Buea
> was not to design to peach us against each other can they now remove their
> eyeglasses so as to see well.
> Well my problem here is not to act petrol in an already burning films but
> rather to condemn this bad habit of the colonizer and those that are bent
> to collaborate with them so as to destroy us.
> May God have mercy on us and free us from the hands of this tormentors
> before it is too late.
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 1:39 PM, solomon atanga
> <soloamabo@yahoo.co.uk>wrote:
>
>> At the time of writing this post some ten lecturers of the University of
>> Buea are been questioned by the Special Department of the Control of the
>> Police better known in French as Police des Polices. We are made to
>> understand that the man heading the grilling team is a certain
>> Commissioner
>> Ntoh. ( who questioned Mr Charles Metouck After his arrest)
>>
>> Sources in Buea say the police officers have taken their written
>> statements and are by now questioning them orally. The lecturers are been
>> reportedly accused of 'sponsoring' student violence on the UB Campus.
>>
>> The questioning of the lecturers follows a summon that was issued to all
>> of the 10 lecturers after a complain filled in reportedly by University
>> of
>> Buea administration.
>>
>> It also came after an anonymous mail written by a certain John Ako Enow
>> published on the internet. 'Ako John claims to be defending the
>> University
>> of buea.
>>
>> The lecturers who are been questioned include:
>>
>> Prof Yanou Michel
>> Jonnie Fonyam
>> James Abagma
>> Banilong Victor
>> James Abagma
>> Agbor Richard
>> Ngeh Andrew
>> Muluh Henry
>> Fonten Neba
>> Sama Mulem
>>
>> NB I have removed their Academic titles because of time factor
>>
>>
>> BELOW IS THE CONTROVERCIAL MAIL WHICH TOOK THE LECTURERS TO THE POLICE
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > From: Alliance for the Defence of University of Buea <adunibu2000@...>
>> > Sender: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
>> > Date: Tue, 28 May 2013 05:10:10 +0100
>> > To: <camnetwork@yahoogroups.com>
>> > ReplyTo: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com
>> > Subject: [camnetwork] Wanted: Lecturers Instigating Violence in UB
>> > Â
>> > As Ex-students of UB, and after
>> > our investigations we suggest, in public,that the University
>> > Authorities
>> and the Government of Cameroon to arrest the following Lecturers and
>> > charge them with sedition, promotion of terrorism and violence. These
>> > are the lecturers that we have found out they hold meetings with
>> > students, coach them, draft memos for them, text them sms to go on
>> > violent rampage: Dr Micheal Yanou Dr Johnie Fonyan
>> > Dr Victor BanilonDr Christopher Molem
>> > Dr James Abangma
>> > Dr Che Tita
>> > Mr Henry Muluh Dr Richard Agbor of History Department
>> > Dr Martin Sango NdehDr Neba Fontem
>> > We pray the
>> > authorities of UB take their responsibility,and their legal team
>> > exploit
>> all avenues to charge these alleged criminals and support staff
>> > providing them assistance.
>> > John Ako Enow (Class of 1995, Department of Political Science, UB)
>> > Executive Coordinator
>> > Alliance for the Defense of University of Buea (ADUB)
>>
>>
>>
>> Solomon Amabo A.
>> Deputy Editor-in-Chief
>> Equinox Radio/Television.
>> Nat V.P. Council SNJC,
>> P.R.O. Camasej-D.
>> P.O.Box 5082, Douala,Cameroon
>> Tel:(+237)74668899/(+237)95302043
>> Email: soloamabo@yahoo.co.uk
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