Many tx my dear Ofege, I will accept to be stupid since you are Mr Knowledge.That is how you rate every one who exposes your flaws. Look at what you write as a journalist raising a very laudable topic with half truths, no sense of direction. Why not address the key issues i raised earlier+ I will give you a chance someday for a cerebral discussion in any field of your interest.Take an appointment when you are upcountry. In anycase the facts remain and i can prove when you are down.You want to allude that we come up here because we are idle. Ashia for being busy with nothing to show for. Pls do your homework well before you come up with such stories and stop living in deceit of yourself.
Blessings
Napoleon
Bda,Plateau
From: Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Cc: Afoakom <afoakom@yahoogroups.com>; Ambazonia <free_ambazonians@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2013 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Background to the Current SCNC Imbroglio: The Imperative of a Paradigm Shift
The Predictability of Stupidity.
I have not been to Bamenda since Pastor Khan's Synagogue House of
Pyare was established.
It so happens that the Synagogue House of Prayer moved into the
building, Opposite CBC Nkwen, once occupied by Living faith
International or Winner's Chapel.
Whereas Synagogue House of Prayer, Synagogue Church of all Nations and
Living Faith International are very different ministries.
It so happens that Prophet Ntemfac Ofege was the Prophet of the 2005
Bible class of 73 Pastors and missionaries.
This is the problem, with the Southern Cameroons Struggle: very stupid
people creep from the woodwork and make statements out of TOTAL
IGNORANCE.
Ad the ego is so bloated that they would not just SHUT UP and learn.
Instead they make careless statements, they do stupid things and allow
themselves to be led by crafty self-seeking power-hungry folks into
stupid things. The entire process suffers because one has to waste
precious time trying to educate ignorant folks who would not even
learn.
Mr Kwalar, get the hell out of my face.
I am a very busy man.
On 8/26/13, Napoleon Kwalar <makonsult@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Brother Ofege, don't be evasive,
> You dabbled in Khan Elroy's SHOPAN church when your pen dried up before
> leaving to where you are today, i didn't say you live in Bda.
> Who i my to face big guns like you who have the magic wand to liberate
> S.Cameroons?
> Leaders like you who write and fear to take criticisms are doomed. Do you
> think you are dishing instructions to your son somewhere? When you initiate
> a debate be ready to face the bullets and humble yourself to accept where
> you go wrong-This is the very basis of being an intellectual.
> Remember my dear brother, it is people like you who have reduced everything
> to yourselves-We need to sort this first!
> Gracias
> Napoleon
> Bda,Plateau
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
> To: ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
> Cc: Afoakom <afoakom@yahoogroups.com>; Ambazonia
> <free_ambazonians@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2013 12:27 PM
> Subject: Re: Background to the Current SCNC Imbroglio: The Imperative of a
> Paradigm Shift
>
>
> Also Mr Kwalar,
> If you must talk about me, please put down some facts.
> What is this nonsense tyou post here?
>
> You have now found new romance with the word 'Prophet', having had it
> by 'grace' from your old friend of SHOPAN (now Church of CHRIST-to
> escape closure) near Finance Bda
>
> I have not been to Bamenda in almost 4 years so I do not know what you
> are talking about
>
> On 8/25/13, Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com> wrote:
>> *Mr Kwalar,
>> *
>> *Your point being?????????
>> *
>> *Or must I construe that you think the Southern Cameroons Struggle is
>> about
>> Kwalar and Nfor?????*
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Aug 25, 2013 at 7:28 PM, Napoleon Kwalar
>> <makonsult@yahoo.com>wrote:
>>
>>> Dear Ofege and SCs of Ambasbay,
>>> I wish to salute Mr Ofege for this exciting narrative which i have read
>>> with a lot of rapt attention. I don't know how much water it holds
>>> because
>>> it has a number of truncated facts based on his personal account.More so
>>> he
>>> has not convinced me on a proper diagnosis and direction.It also appears
>>> to
>>> me that this paper was written in 2011, i think he needed to have
>>> acknowledged this for intellectual honesty.Also from the caption, one is
>>> tempted to believe that SCPC,SCAPO,SCYL,SCARM etc are synanymously
>>> linked
>>> to SCNC or intricately linked to her problems. It will make meaning if
>>> he
>>> x-rayed this properly.On the other hand if you want us to believe that
>>> all
>>> other groups are interested or have played a role in the present
>>> predicament of the SCNC, then one of your proposals should have
>>> suggested
>>> an inclusive dialogue with these actors. However permit me to make
>>> this
>>> contribution with respect to:
>>> 1.The issue of illiterates within the SCNC- I am disturbed when a fellow
>>> SCn or someone educated is very excited calling others illiterates,
>>> above
>>> all using mean names to describe them..I am afraid that this struggle
>>> cannot be defined on this premise. If you say so because they didn't go
>>> to
>>> school, then i will assure you that those SCns who went to school do not
>>> use nor have access to internet to read these postings. Is it the few of
>>> us
>>> who have access and perhaps participate in the debate that you address
>>> as
>>> intellectuals? Mr Ofege can you mount a road block or throw a stone at a
>>> gendarme and do it well like a truckpusher? In the struggle everybody
>>> counts. In all cases they are the ones we need most and we do not need
>>> to
>>> exercise our intellectual prowess on them when you can not transform his
>>> life.This brings me to another point of concern; when SCAPO was born, i
>>> thought it was going to serve as the Brain Trust of the liberation
>>> movement
>>> but it soon started playing the big ostrich and Nfor Nfor played a big
>>> role
>>> in its conception and formation. Talking about fear of the so-called
>>> intellectuals by NNN-I am surprised, because the latter has interacted
>>> and
>>> worked with intellectuals than most of the people you have mentioned. I
>>> do
>>> not know whether the people including your humble self constitute the
>>> intellectual group mentioned? I am concerned that this cause shall not
>>> be
>>> attained on an academic achievers platform- especially armchair
>>> intellectualism and internet discourse like what we are doing. Remember
>>> that less than 10% of our people have access to it.
>>> 2. The closure of your newspaper- I truly regret this! I think from the
>>> Postwatch NP to its magazine publications you guys benefited from the
>>> euphoria of the politics of the early 90's. People read anything that
>>> was
>>> written in the name of a newspaper and they were few then. Later when
>>> readers had more choices and discovered that "investigative journalism''
>>> a
>>> la Cameroun'' where most of you got your training was tied to 'gombo',
>>> writing news for a bottle of bear some of you went out of business-the
>>> list
>>> is long. I am worried that you are linking the closure of your news
>>> medium
>>> to 'informants of SCNC Leadership because it was critical about
>>> them'.-The
>>> people whom you exploited and benefited from their goodwill and
>>> solidarity
>>> simply saw you as a betrayal and boycotted your tracts. I remember that
>>> in
>>> most meetings you came with these tracts to sell to these ''informants
>>> and
>>> illiterates''. You have now found new romance with the word 'Prophet',
>>> having had it by 'grace' from your old friend of SHOPAN (now Church of
>>> CHRIST-to escape closure) near Finance Bda. Ask yourself how other
>>> Journalists are still surviving who never made 1/10th of what you got in
>>> the early 90s. With the recent crackdown on churches i know you will
>>> cast
>>> your blame on the same folks. I am sure some of you do blame the poor
>>> behavior of your spouses on this gentleman!
>>> 3.SCPC Councillors were given bad names and then lynched!
>>> Mr Ofege i think these are very serious allegations which you need to
>>> substantiate and let us know how others were lynched and you survived.
>>>
>>> One thing i have deduced from your write up is that SCNC remains the
>>> nerve center of the liberation movement, but when you read what some of
>>> us
>>> write you clearly see that their survival depends on the dead of SCNC
>>> and
>>> NFOR NFOR.
>>>
>>> Perhaps i should also add that the greatest problem we face today is
>>> suspicion,false propaganda and blackmail which has eaten deep into us
>>> and
>>> has reduced our thinking to persons. We have dedicated our time and
>>> energies to this and have fail to articulate a formidable strategy that
>>> make outsiders mock at us.
>>> The other issue you didn't mention is that following the Banjul ruling
>>> many groups and their leaders are positioning themseves setting
>>> confusion
>>> to blackmail the SCNC in the hope that this will guarantee them a place
>>> in
>>> the imaginary talks with LR. They expect to benefit from the spoils
>>> including a possible transformation of their groups into political
>>> parties. That is why some of them can afford to write a 'Thank you
>>> letter''
>>> to the Governor and turn around to blame Nfor Nfor for addressing a
>>> petition to Prime Minister Yang. When security agents read this what
>>> advice
>>> do they giveMr Biya- "Forget about those people, but promote confusion
>>> to
>>> keep them at our beck and call'.That agenda is expected to be concluded
>>> in
>>> Buea during the Re-unification celebrations.
>>> Changing leadership as you proposed in your schedule1 can be handled
>>> with
>>> ease but overcoming distrust,impersonation, cheap propaganda and
>>> blackmail
>>> will depend on the goodwill of God. I had rather suggest a S.Cameroons
>>> Conference with a 2 year time-line beginning with a genuine dialogue and
>>> reconciliation process in an effort to clean our mess.
>>> Thank you and Sorry for taking much of your time.
>>> yours in the struggle,
>>> Napoleon
>>> Bda Plateau
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ------------------------------
>>> *From:* Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacofege@yahoo.com>
>>> *To:* nchwete <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
>>> *Cc:* Ambas Bay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>; Afoakom <
>>> afoakom@yahoogroups.com>; Ambazonia <free_ambazonians@yahoogroups.com>
>>> *Sent:* Thursday, August 22, 2013 8:11 AM
>>> *Subject:* Background to the Current SCNC Imbroglio: The Imperative of a
>>> Paradigm Shift
>>>
>>> XXX CONFIDENTIAL XXX
>>> Background
>>> This is the problem.
>>> Ø Whereas, as per the AAC I Resolutions, a Council, and a Standing
>>> Committee were instituted to oversee the permanent running of the
>>> struggle.
>>> Ø Whereas every county and LGA (division and sub-division) could
>>> boast of effective representation with two (02) Councilors per county or
>>> division.
>>> Ø And whereas the translation into the SCPC with an Advisory
>>> Council simply prolonged the above dynamics.
>>> Ø Whereas the SCPC organization and functions followed a logic.
>>> That logic was simply that rather than invent a new method of state
>>> organization, representativity and leadership, the SCPC simply restored
>>> the
>>> former government system of the Southern Cameroons.
>>> Ø Whereas those selected by the SCPC to represent the counties had
>>> proven themselves as leaders i.e. they had or people who followed for
>>> all
>>> sorts of reasons.
>>> Ø Whereas the above method of grassroots representation was in
>>> respected of the parliamentary system of the Southern Cameroons. [1]
>>> Ø Whereas the SCPC and its steering committee prided itself on
>>> parliamentary procedures, fund-raising and accountability
>>>
>>> Ø ETC
>>>
>>> *Undermining the SCPC***
>>> The observation is that since 2000, to date the above system and its
>>> functions have been shelved, side-tracked and subverted. At best, they
>>> have
>>> been re-orientated. This is what happened. Post AACII the movement went
>>> fallow because of the unspoken betrayal of the ELAD Leadership. The
>>> SCPC-SCNC brought in Fossung with apparently little results. Then
>>> SCARM+SCPC+SCNC manoeuvred in Ndoki Mukete. The Ndoki leadership revived
>>> hopes but Ndoki soon knuckled under.
>>> There was a major achievement of the Ndoki leadership, however. That
>>> leadership, inadvertently, led to Justice Ebong and the Radio Buea
>>> processes – a complete Southern Zone affair although there were some
>>> Northern Zoners who joined the Radio Buea episode. The SCYL was actually
>>> the brain behind Radio Buea Affair. The SCYL was also miffed that
>>> Fossung
>>> did not lend them support in 1997. The Ambassador was in Lebialem
>>> building
>>> his houses while the youths were under duress.
>>> Ebong and Ayamba were speedily arrested while Ndoki Mukete equally
>>> speedily resigned. Dr. Yongbang, who refused to side with the Radio Buea
>>> process, was ostracized while the late Pa Ndi who refused to lead a
>>> Northern Zone group to also take over Radio Bamenda was also ostracised
>>> alongside his *"Graffi Brothers."*
>>> Post Radio Buea, the arrest of Ebong and the resignation of Ndoki
>>> Mukete,
>>> the YL understood the rudderless ship import of the decapitation of the
>>> SCNC leadership. But the SCYL leadership itself was under threat post
>>> 1997.
>>> With EXILE as their only escape, the SCYL leadership (N+A) contacted
>>> NANO,
>>> AM, NVY, among others, to source a leader.
>>> At the time two names stood out – Mukong and Nfor Ngala Nfor. Thanks to
>>> an
>>> SCYL sympathizer, the very able VNY – who attended the elective meeting
>>> being a councilor from Boyo - Mukong was overpowered and Nfor Ngala Nfor
>>> won the day - as Northern Zone Chairman and National vice Chairman by
>>> inference.
>>> Southern Zoners, who attended this elective meeting in Bamenda, were
>>> told
>>> to go out and produce a Chairman. They could not at the time. However,
>>> the
>>> Southern Zoners later produced Justice Ebong, who was then in jail as
>>> their
>>> Chairman with Isaac Sona as Chair of the SZ.
>>> There was a quandary though. The caveat was that an 'illegal' list of
>>> "unrepresentative" North Zone Councillors had elected Nfor Ngala Nfor as
>>> NVC and another 'illegal+unrepresentative' list of Southern Zone
>>> Councillors had elected Justice Ebong. Whereas Ndoki Mukete's election
>>> was
>>> valid because it was by 'secret ballot' of valid councilors. Ditto for
>>> Fossung's election post the Kale resignation.
>>> Also, the new 'councilors' – all of them co-opted - were stark, raving
>>> illiterates (practically) with regards to their understanding of the
>>> struggle and with their actual savvy. The extant SCNC felt comfortable
>>> with
>>> this though. After all these yokels and cattle could always be
>>> manipulated
>>> for selfish political gains.
>>>
>>> *Towards the Constituent Assembly***
>>> There were also political issues
>>> 1. Kofi Annan was awaited in the Cameroons.
>>> 2. The DIASPORA was alive and vibrant, POST EBONG.
>>> 3. The grassroots was excited, POST EBONG.
>>> 4. Ebong, Ayamba et al had been arrested.
>>> 5. It was imperative to hold the Constituent Assembly, CA, and
>>> transform into a state with state institutions as suggested by a
>>> friendly
>>> embassy, which Embassy also suggested that since Ebong had proclaimed
>>> the
>>> restoration of the Independence and Sovereignty of the State of the
>>> Federal
>>> Democratic Republic of the Southern Cameroons it would be nice to see
>>> the
>>> government of that state.
>>> * *
>>> *Illegality and Illegitimacy***
>>> Dr. Yongbang and AFN had the complete list of councilors and it was not
>>> obvious that the OLD Council would approve the CA. The new councilors
>>> had
>>> been co-opted, not because they had won elections in their Counties and
>>> LGAS but simply because they were 'A Coalition of the willing.' It is
>>> called Revolutionary FIAT. In all fairness to this method though,
>>> SECURITY+CONFIDENTIALITY+POLITICS+ACTION were compelling motives.
>>> While NANO, AM, NVY crafted a list of councilors, the Rt. Hon. AFN
>>> handled
>>> the CA process like a statesman with class brinksmanship. In fact, I
>>> learnt
>>> something from AFN. In dealing with a 'council' of stark raving
>>> illiterates
>>> write the resolutions of the meeting in ADVANCE and only co-opt those
>>> who
>>> will not give you headache into the Resolution Committee. This point is
>>> important as you will see.
>>> The very incongruity of the above methods soon became obvious. This
>>> methodology lacked credibility and grassroots support. It did not garner
>>> the necessary traction and groundswell needed for popular mobilization
>>> let
>>> alone an uprising. It brought in a maxima 50-100 agitators running
>>> around
>>> the place and claiming territorial control. This group did not – and
>>> does
>>> not - control the territory because they were not leaders – people who
>>> could be followed! The same 100 plus people are agitating today…out of
>>> 7.000.000!!!!!!
>>> Also a stopgap leadership – conscious of its own opportunism and
>>> ignorance
>>> – one invented by Machiavellian fiat tends to be fragile. Especially
>>> when
>>> faced with intense heat from old brooms who ask legitimate tough
>>> questions,
>>> demand spic and span accountability and the strict rule of law. That
>>> leadership tends to treat such people as threats and enemies – OFF with
>>> their heads! That fragile leadership tends to be afraid of even its own
>>> shadow.
>>> Again, a new leadership of OUTSIDERS – SDF transfused - is not often
>>> welcomed by INSIDERS – people who had stayed neutral from the SDF or
>>> people
>>> who had their allegiance to the LDA. But for SCARM which selflessly
>>> turned
>>> over its files (the UNPO File) to the new leadership and for AFN who
>>> went
>>> along with that leadership, the elected SCNC chairman Amb. (rtd) Fossung
>>> remained unavailable, unassailable. Fossung and definitely looked on
>>> this
>>> new SCNC with scorn and plenty of disdain. He treated them as usurpers
>>> and
>>> spies. There was thus no handing over but instead divisions at the start
>>> of
>>> 2000. Those divisions have not only widened but they are unbridgeable.
>>> I actively participated in inventing the current SCNC…as a stopgap
>>> measure. I am now saying that that structure was critically flawed as a
>>> paradigm for restoring independence and convincing the populace about
>>> the
>>> import, the mechanism and the attainment of self-determination. Its
>>> mismanagement has made matters worse.
>>>
>>>
>>> *From Division to Division***
>>> The critical questions posed of the new SCNC leadership were: What would
>>> happen if the valid councillors suddenly appeared and re-invented the
>>> SCPC?
>>> What did the real chairman, Fossung, think about the process? What did
>>> seasoned councillors like Dr. Yongbang think about these processes?
>>> Moreover, while in jail Justice Ebong had indicated clearly that he
>>> would
>>> not be caught in the same office as Nfor Ngala Nfor. This message was
>>> relayed to all extant Southern Zone Councillors and they took the hint
>>> from
>>> their chairman. A trip to Fossung by Nfor Ngala Nfor and yours truly to
>>> reconcile the Old Order and the New Order met a stiff and a stiff-necked
>>> rebuff from Fossung. Fossung actually called Nfor Ngala *'An
>>> informant.'*
>>> This double slight from Ebong and Fossung had its consequences.
>>> 1. While Southern zoners took it for granted that Justice Ebong
>>> was
>>> proclaimed *'Chairman'* by the Constituent Assembly, they were stunned
>>> to
>>> learn that, while maintaining him as *'Head of State'* the Northern Zone
>>> had eased out Ebong from the position.
>>> 2. The Southern Zoners at the CA swore that they never made Nfor
>>> Ngala Nfor *'Vice Chairman' *in keeping with their directive from Ebong
>>> but the Northern Zone eased Nfor Ngala into the CA resolution
>>> 3. Ebong had proclaimed the Federal Democratic Republic of
>>> Southern
>>> Cameroons but the CA Resolution said it was the Federal Republic of
>>> Southern Cameroons.
>>> Extant Southern Zone Councillors – Nasako+Mbide+ally CPN Vewessee, etc –
>>> have never forgotten nor forgiven this other *'Bamendrous' *dishonesty.
>>> In fact, penetration of the SZ is hampered by this other deceit.
>>>
>>> *Control of the SCNC***
>>> Contrary to the averments of Mr. George Ebai, the SCPC did not become
>>> moribund. It was made moribund for political expediency. This is how it
>>> was
>>> done. It has never been in the strategic interest of Nfor Ngala Nfor –
>>> acting in place of Chief Ayamba as usual - to summon the SCPC for fear
>>> that
>>> he would be speedily voted out of office by more competent than he. The
>>> strategy has been to slight the SCPC and then transform the SCNC or the
>>> board of governors made up of co-opted – and thus manageable -
>>> members+friends+family
>>> members and other sycophants into the SCPC or the company. That is why
>>> the SCNC is now the SCPC and the SCPC is declared dead. The strategy is
>>> that simple.
>>> SCPC councilors were given bad names and then lynched. The SCPC members
>>> were tagged *"intellectuals+big directors+ministers and retired civil
>>> servant, traitors and sellouts"* who had failed the people. There is
>>> nothing new in this. It was just a carry over of the SDF approach into
>>> the
>>> struggle –the *''truckpushers' and the bookseller'* were out to evict
>>> the intellectuals, if you get my drift. Nfor Ngala Nfor, the former
>>> Chair
>>> of the Political and Constitutional Law Committee of the SDF, knew these
>>> methods very well. It is Fru Ndi's standard method of keeping power.
>>> Nfor
>>> Ngala copied it and used it to the full. In fact, every SCNC gathering
>>> was
>>> room to declare war against 'intellectuals!' Weed out the threatening
>>> *"intellectuals+big
>>> directors+ministers and retired civil servant, traitors and sellouts."*
>>> The very first victim was Dr Arnold Boh Yongbang, record keeper and
>>> treasurer of the movement. The man was set upon, not so much because of
>>> an
>>> Internet publication, but because he had reminded some of the new
>>> leaders
>>> that they had either not paid a dime in dues or they had sold SCNC
>>> membership cards and embezzled the money. The group manipulated the late
>>> Mbunwe Samba to lead the charge and Dr Yongbang was sent packing.
>>> VPN, AM and NANO etc who saw through the gimmick were banished as
>>> councilors when Prince Mbinglo, now co-opted as Northern Zone Chair,
>>> stood
>>> outside a meeting to say that he carried out a Northern Zone
>>> re-organization in his bedroom the previous night and we were no longer
>>> councilors.
>>> Mr. Vincent Feko, who was then clearly part of the plot, stood by and
>>> said
>>> nothing. Some months later the Nfor Ngala Nfor gung-ho also evicted Feko
>>> because he called for accountability. Heavyweights like Mr. Ade Francis,
>>> etc…were blackmailed and evicted.
>>> Being 'truckpushers' in quest of legitimacy this group stupidly leaked
>>> out
>>> the names of SCPC Councillor, supporters in government and in the
>>> private
>>> sector especially those unwary enough to make financial support to the
>>> new
>>> SCNC leaders. Identifying with these great names and announcing same at
>>> Council Sessions made the Lilliputian leaders a bit tall but, you
>>> guessed
>>> it, the financial support dried up.
>>> Funds collected were never accounted for. Instead these leaders started
>>> building houses, buying cars and paying fees for their children.
>>> The ''truckpushers' and the booksellers' co-opted more and more of the
>>> tribesmen, family members and fellow 'truckpushers' into what is now
>>> known
>>> as the SCNC. And, because of the uncouth nature of proceedings, the
>>> perpetual demonization of former Councillors, respectable men in the
>>> society by their own right, the stupidity of calling those who disagreed
>>> with strategies names, the stupidity of violently demonizing natives who
>>> belonged to the CPDM and the SDF, the stupidity of outing financial
>>> supporters who wanted to be anonymous etc, the credibility of the
>>> movement
>>> went down the drain. No weapon was too small to be used to keep power.
>>> The very respectable Prof. Carlson Anyangwe, who was fighting this
>>> struggle in 1985, when I was in secondary school, declared the BSCRG…as
>>> a
>>> strategy. The SCNC leadership mobilized its 'militants' to cast
>>> aspersion
>>> because of the threat of the BSCRG to their position.
>>> They even went as far as causing a pro-consul to ban a pro-Southern
>>> Cameroons newspaper because articles were published that threatened
>>> their
>>> position. Today, we do not have a valid communications tool.
>>> Then-the last straw. They became INFORMANTS for LRC…just to keep power.
>>> The list plus a video of a RECONCILIATION MEETING in Ghana Street found
>>> its
>>> way to Yaounde and then back to an official with firm orders to arrest
>>> the
>>> circa 75 attendees. Fortunately, this official was a sympathizer. He did
>>> what he had to do with the tape but he summoned the organizers of the
>>> meeting for a dressing down. An SCNC meeting in Kumba even threatened to
>>> kill those who saw through the gimmicks.
>>> Conclusion, the Diaspora should not just sit there and be daydreaming
>>> about some uprising because there is none.
>>>
>>> *The Leadership Question***
>>> Let's stop this pretending and hoping for the best. We all know what is
>>> happening and our support (tribal?) has kept the pretense going. You
>>> cannot
>>> run a movement without leaders – leaders herein being people with
>>> followers. You cannot run a movement by attrition either. Every time you
>>> blackmail a leader, you automatically blackmail his followers.
>>> In fine, THE PEOPLE…or the 'truckpushers' have now 'inherited' the
>>> struggle and they 'lead' the struggle. Where they are leading it to is
>>> another question. But at what price? GRASSROOTS MOBILIZATION IS NOW AN
>>> IMPOSSIBILITY…because of the loss of credibility of the current SCNC
>>> leadership. Unless something is done the movement will be limited to
>>> pointless End of Year Speeches, lengthy 'reports' after events like the
>>> Biya Visit to Bamenda, demands for money for which no accounts are
>>> given,
>>> commerce in asylum cards (in which people have the nerves to see the
>>> issuance of asylum papers to a Ngwang Gumne as a favour) and the
>>> generalized pretense to be in charge and to be leading.
>>> Listen, a leadership is only measured by the size of his followership.
>>> MF
>>> Yembe and Mola Njoh Litumbe can do better, anytime, anyplace and any
>>> day.
>>> But count on the SCNC and its 100 confederates to betray any who is seen
>>> as
>>> a threat
>>> Managers maintain. Leaders lead. Managers are concerned about
>>> superintending the status quo. Leaders innovate. The Time is now for
>>> leaders…innovators…not Managers. Evangelist Myles Munroe (Munroe 2006)
>>> defines
>>> leadership as: "The ability to influence others through inspiration,
>>> generated by a passion, motivated by a vision, produced by a conviction,
>>> birth by a purpose." Unfortunately, most characters passing around for
>>> leaders in Africa fall short of all of the above terms of reference.
>>> Where
>>> there is no vision and inspiration, manipulation sets in, intimates
>>> Munroe.
>>> But the sad reality of it is that, despite the zeal and the desire in
>>> the
>>> populace for independence or self determination opportunists have
>>> hijacked
>>> the movement and are scared stiff of competent leaders. Mediocrity
>>> anywhere
>>> is mediocrity everywhere. The cancer has eaten into the struggle
>>> irreparably.
>>> It is okay, for members of a group not to master parliamentary
>>> procedures
>>> and public speaking but it is a different matter when leaders manipulate
>>> empty heads to insult other citizens.
>>> *FINANCES*
>>> Independence, unlike slavery, is a state of the mind. Independence
>>> starts
>>> at a very personal level. You must first free yourself mentally
>>> psychologically and spiritually. You have to free yourself as an
>>> individual, then as a family, as a neighbourhood; as a village, as a
>>> tribe,
>>> as an ethnia, as a town, as a district, as a division and as a territory
>>> in
>>> that order. You have to free yourself from the colonial master
>>> FINANCIALLY,
>>> socially, culturally, educationally, traditionally, scientifically,
>>> spiritually, physically, politically, psychologically, territorially,
>>> militarily, etc. Free yourself and yours in your mind first! You are not
>>> free once the colonial master holds the power of life and death over any
>>> part of you, especially once he holds power over you FINANCIALLY,
>>> socially,
>>> culturally, educationally, traditionally, scientifically, spiritually,
>>> physically, politically, psychologically, territorially, militarily,
>>> etc.
>>> Free yourself! Then you can free others. Now what do I mean by
>>> individual
>>> or personal freedom? How free of the occupier are you financially? How
>>> free
>>> are you in your mind? How free are you wherever you are today?
>>> Actually, we tossed the idea of an innovated microfinance scheme to the
>>> current SCNC leadership. It was picked up but since that leadership was
>>> not
>>> the originator of the idea, they could not implement the vision. I
>>> suggest
>>> we reappraise the concept of Microfinance again and use it.
>>> Again mobilizing finances is intricately linked to the legitimacy and/or
>>> illegitimacy of those demanding the finances. I am saying that the
>>> processes and decisions that led to the 2000 Constituent Assembly are no
>>> longer valid – thanks to Banjul and thanks to internal subversion. The
>>> structures created for that process must now be scuttled to address the
>>> more legitimate, most legal and current issues on the table. Until a
>>> legitimate all encompassing leadership is invented, financial support
>>> will
>>> tend to Zero.
>>>
>>> The Way Forward - Solutions
>>> These are the issues and some.
>>> 1. The hijack of the SCNC by the NZ sent an irreparable warning to
>>> the SZ. How can that be handled? A leadership Conference, perhaps?
>>> 2. The NZ methods of keeping power have done its own damage. How
>>> can that be repaired?
>>> 3. The antics of the Fons sent a message to the SZ. How do you
>>> deal
>>> with that?
>>> 4. The antics of Fru Ndi as a NZoner. How should that be dealt
>>> with?
>>> 5. The antics of the SDF as a NZone front. How should this be
>>> dealt
>>> with?
>>> 6. The Northern Zone tendency of one-foot-in-one foot-out is
>>> untenable. The NZ can no longer sustain its overt support for both the
>>> SDF
>>> and Philemon Yang while pretending to be for Southern Cameroons
>>> determinism. The Northern Zone can no longer afford to support the Nfor
>>> Ngala Nfor antics in the SCNC whereas it knows VERY WELL what is going
>>> on.
>>> 7. Meaning and lessons must be drawn from Mr. Biya's Army Day in
>>> Bamenda. How does this affect the Banjul Process?
>>> 8. For there to be Constructive Dialogue there must be a partner
>>> (and a Credible Partner) for DIALOGUE. The very idea of an ARMY DAY in
>>> Bamenda shows that Mr. Biya is not a partner let alone a credible
>>> partner
>>> for Dialogue. His political gimmick of co-opting FRU NDI only
>>> demonstrate
>>> his intention of by-passing the ACHPR recommended Dialogue.
>>> 9. Does the NEXT GENERATION OF French Cameroun leaders represent
>>> potential partners for DIALOGUE! Should they be engaged? How?
>>> 10. This is 2011, the 50th Anniversary for those who say there was
>>> Independence on October 1, 1961 but 50 years later for those who say
>>> there
>>> was no Independence. How should this be handled.
>>> 11. Mr. Biya says he will hold 'Re-unification' events this year. In
>>> Buea? How should this be handled?
>>> 12. This is the 2011 Election year. How should this be handled?
>>> 13. Parliamentary and Council elections are due in 02 years. Could an
>>> innovative strategy develop from this?
>>> 14. 266 and 337 due February. Could these be managed differently?
>>> 15. Shouldn't SCAPO just replace the SCPC about now? After all the
>>> SCNC leadership is in SCAPO. This will make an implementation of the
>>> FIRST
>>> Schedule easier.
>>> 16. Shouldn't the youths especially those who have following from
>>> their various Counties be co-opted into leadership about now?
>>> 17. Shouldn't the youths – in respect of Banjul which calls for the
>>> transformation of SCAPO and the SCNC into political parties – be
>>> positioned
>>> as per the Non-Optional Protocol to get ready for political office? This
>>> is
>>> a strategy and this could secrete leaders.
>>> 18. Management and leadership. This struggle can no longer be managed
>>> on a seasonal and annual basis…especially in its coordination between
>>> GROUND ZERO and the DIASPORA. It must be managed on a daily basis with a
>>> committed fulltime leader on a salary and staff well taken care of by
>>> the
>>> state. Consequently I repost the First Schedule. Who exactly are the
>>> leaders at Ground Zero and how does the eventual overall leader deal
>>> with
>>> them.
>>> 19. I repost the First Schedule Again. Shouldn't we use even Internet
>>> and Ambasbay – why not – to suggest leaders for every County and Local
>>> Government Areas. Then these leaders can get together and Elect a
>>> Leader.
>>> Why Not?
>>> WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT?
>>>
>>> Of every two names per County, LGA and the Chief Town one must be in the
>>> County and in the LGA
>>> Treat this as a matter of urgency
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *The Southern Cameroons Administrative Structure[2]***
>>> I am saying that the SCPC system of representativity proffers the best
>>> method of mobilization possible given the circumstances. The same
>>> pattern
>>> of Substantive and alternate could still guarantee adequate mobilization
>>> in
>>> the Local Government areas and villages. Even if the Substantive is from
>>> the Diaspora, his alternate will be a competent field man.
>>> Consequently, there is no justification for Ambazonia's heathen
>>> monarchical structure; neither is there any justification for the
>>> Restoration Government Structure with its overpopulated and unwieldy
>>> system
>>> and functions. There is no justification for a Head of State in
>>> Fossung's
>>> averred Patriotic Front either.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> First Schedule
>>> Addendum to the Non-Optional Protocol
>>> Counties and Local Government Areas of the Southern Cameroons
>>> *County*
>>> *County Town*
>>> *LGA*
>>> *Chief Town*
>>> *Draft-Leaders*
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Boyo*
>>> Fundong
>>>
>>> *Muwom*
>>> Belo
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Yang*
>>> Njinikom
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Juaffef*
>>> Fundong
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Kimbi*
>>> Fonfuka
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Bui*
>>> Kumbo
>>>
>>> *Jakiri*
>>> Jakiri
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Oku*
>>> Elak
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Noni*
>>> Nkor
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Nkum*
>>> Tatum
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Kumbo*
>>> Kumbo
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Mbveng*
>>> Mbiame
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Donga Mantung*
>>> Nkambe
>>>
>>> *Ako *
>>> Ako
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Misaje *
>>> Misaje
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Ndu*
>>> Ndu
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Nkambe *
>>> Nkambe
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Nwa*
>>> Nwa
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Fako*
>>> Victoria
>>>
>>> *Victoria*
>>> Victoria
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Buea*
>>> Buea
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tiko*
>>> Tiko
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Muyuka*
>>> Muyuka
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Bakassi*
>>> Archibong
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Kupe Mwanenguba*
>>> Bangem
>>>
>>> *Bangem*
>>> Bangem
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tombel*
>>> Tombel
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Nguti*
>>> Nguti
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Lebialem*
>>> Menji
>>>
>>> *Alou (Clouds)*
>>> Alou
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Menji*
>>> Menji
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Wabane*
>>> Wabane
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Manyu*
>>> Mamfe
>>>
>>> *Mamfe*
>>> Mamfe
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Eyumojock*
>>> Eyumojock
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tinto*
>>> Tinto
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Akwaya*
>>> Akwaya
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Meme*
>>> Kumba
>>>
>>> *Kumba*
>>> Kumba
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Konye*
>>> Konye
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Mbonge*
>>> Mbonge
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Menchum *
>>> Wum
>>> *Wum*
>>> Wum
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Fungom*
>>> Zhoa
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Menchum Valley*
>>> Benakuma
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Furu Awa*
>>> Furu Awa
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Mezam*
>>> Bamenda
>>>
>>> *Mankon*
>>> Mankon
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tubah*
>>> Bambui-Bambili
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Bafut*
>>> Bafut
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Nkwen*
>>> Nkwen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Mendankwen*
>>> Mendankwen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Bali*
>>> Bali
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Santa*
>>> Santa
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Momo*
>>> Mbengwi
>>>
>>> *Mbengwi*
>>> Mbengwi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Batibo*
>>> Batibo
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Ngie*
>>> Andek
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Njikwa*
>>> Njikwa
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Widikum-Menka*
>>> Widikum
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Ndian*
>>> Mundemba
>>>
>>> *Mundemba*
>>> Mundemba
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Ekondo Titi*
>>> Ekondo Titi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Bamusso*
>>> Bamusso
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Kombo Abedimo*
>>> Kombo Abedimo
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Issangele*
>>> Issangele
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Idabato *
>>> Idabato
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Kombo Etindi*
>>> Kombo Etindi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Ngoketunjia*
>>> Ndop
>>>
>>> *Ndop*
>>> Ndop
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Balikumbat*
>>> Balikumbat
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Babessi*
>>> Babessi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ------------------------------
>>> [1] I repeat, the Southern Cameroons is a grassroots parliamentary
>>> democracy one that secretes leaders from the people. Before you rant on
>>> cyberspace ask yourself this question: What have you done to be known in
>>> your County, your Local Government Area, you Chief Town and your
>>> village?
>>> Do
>>> you have a constituency?
>>> [2] Herewith that structure of the Southern Cameroons Government as per
>>> its Parliamentary System with a prototype zoning. * Zoning is mine
>>> subject
>>> to changes naturally.
>>> The Substantive Candidate held the secretariat while the Alternate
>>> Candidate held the division or the County on permanent alert.
>>> Prime Minister
>>> MANYU
>>> Secretary for Home Affairs
>>> MOMO
>>> Secretary for Foreign Affairs
>>> FAKO
>>> Secretary for Education
>>> MEZAM
>>> Secretary for Finance
>>> DONGA MANTUNG
>>> Secretary for Defense
>>> 14th Division or 11th Province
>>> Secretary for the Judiciary
>>> KUPE MUANENGOUBA
>>> Secretary for Mines, water and Natural Resources
>>> NDIAN
>>> Secretary for Health and Social Welfare
>>> BOYO
>>> Secretary for Agric. Fisheries and Forestry
>>> MEME
>>> Secretary for Transport
>>> BUI
>>> Secretary for Info and Culture (Communications)
>>> LEBIALEM
>>> Secretary for Trade and Industry
>>> MENCHUM
>>> Secretary for Public Service
>>> NGOKETUNJIA
>>>
>>>
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> *The Source of my Strength
>>> *Bishop David Oyedepo says, "Christianity is not a religionl.
>>> Christianity is a manifestation of the supernatural: supernatural
>>> wisdom,
>>> understanding, knowledge, counsel, power-stamina,
>>> righteousness-morality,
>>> and spirit. I am a born-again Christian, a prophet, a proof and
>>> manifestation of that power. I am a vibrant winner, an overcomer, a
>>> victor.
>>> I can do ALL things through HIM which gives me strength. I lead. I speak
>>> wisdom to my generation.
>>>
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From: Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Cc: Afoakom <afoakom@yahoogroups.com>; Ambazonia <free_ambazonians@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2013 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Background to the Current SCNC Imbroglio: The Imperative of a Paradigm Shift
The Predictability of Stupidity.
I have not been to Bamenda since Pastor Khan's Synagogue House of
Pyare was established.
It so happens that the Synagogue House of Prayer moved into the
building, Opposite CBC Nkwen, once occupied by Living faith
International or Winner's Chapel.
Whereas Synagogue House of Prayer, Synagogue Church of all Nations and
Living Faith International are very different ministries.
It so happens that Prophet Ntemfac Ofege was the Prophet of the 2005
Bible class of 73 Pastors and missionaries.
This is the problem, with the Southern Cameroons Struggle: very stupid
people creep from the woodwork and make statements out of TOTAL
IGNORANCE.
Ad the ego is so bloated that they would not just SHUT UP and learn.
Instead they make careless statements, they do stupid things and allow
themselves to be led by crafty self-seeking power-hungry folks into
stupid things. The entire process suffers because one has to waste
precious time trying to educate ignorant folks who would not even
learn.
Mr Kwalar, get the hell out of my face.
I am a very busy man.
On 8/26/13, Napoleon Kwalar <makonsult@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Brother Ofege, don't be evasive,
> You dabbled in Khan Elroy's SHOPAN church when your pen dried up before
> leaving to where you are today, i didn't say you live in Bda.
> Who i my to face big guns like you who have the magic wand to liberate
> S.Cameroons?
> Leaders like you who write and fear to take criticisms are doomed. Do you
> think you are dishing instructions to your son somewhere? When you initiate
> a debate be ready to face the bullets and humble yourself to accept where
> you go wrong-This is the very basis of being an intellectual.
> Remember my dear brother, it is people like you who have reduced everything
> to yourselves-We need to sort this first!
> Gracias
> Napoleon
> Bda,Plateau
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
> To: ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
> Cc: Afoakom <afoakom@yahoogroups.com>; Ambazonia
> <free_ambazonians@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2013 12:27 PM
> Subject: Re: Background to the Current SCNC Imbroglio: The Imperative of a
> Paradigm Shift
>
>
> Also Mr Kwalar,
> If you must talk about me, please put down some facts.
> What is this nonsense tyou post here?
>
> You have now found new romance with the word 'Prophet', having had it
> by 'grace' from your old friend of SHOPAN (now Church of CHRIST-to
> escape closure) near Finance Bda
>
> I have not been to Bamenda in almost 4 years so I do not know what you
> are talking about
>
> On 8/25/13, Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com> wrote:
>> *Mr Kwalar,
>> *
>> *Your point being?????????
>> *
>> *Or must I construe that you think the Southern Cameroons Struggle is
>> about
>> Kwalar and Nfor?????*
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Aug 25, 2013 at 7:28 PM, Napoleon Kwalar
>> <makonsult@yahoo.com>wrote:
>>
>>> Dear Ofege and SCs of Ambasbay,
>>> I wish to salute Mr Ofege for this exciting narrative which i have read
>>> with a lot of rapt attention. I don't know how much water it holds
>>> because
>>> it has a number of truncated facts based on his personal account.More so
>>> he
>>> has not convinced me on a proper diagnosis and direction.It also appears
>>> to
>>> me that this paper was written in 2011, i think he needed to have
>>> acknowledged this for intellectual honesty.Also from the caption, one is
>>> tempted to believe that SCPC,SCAPO,SCYL,SCARM etc are synanymously
>>> linked
>>> to SCNC or intricately linked to her problems. It will make meaning if
>>> he
>>> x-rayed this properly.On the other hand if you want us to believe that
>>> all
>>> other groups are interested or have played a role in the present
>>> predicament of the SCNC, then one of your proposals should have
>>> suggested
>>> an inclusive dialogue with these actors. However permit me to make
>>> this
>>> contribution with respect to:
>>> 1.The issue of illiterates within the SCNC- I am disturbed when a fellow
>>> SCn or someone educated is very excited calling others illiterates,
>>> above
>>> all using mean names to describe them..I am afraid that this struggle
>>> cannot be defined on this premise. If you say so because they didn't go
>>> to
>>> school, then i will assure you that those SCns who went to school do not
>>> use nor have access to internet to read these postings. Is it the few of
>>> us
>>> who have access and perhaps participate in the debate that you address
>>> as
>>> intellectuals? Mr Ofege can you mount a road block or throw a stone at a
>>> gendarme and do it well like a truckpusher? In the struggle everybody
>>> counts. In all cases they are the ones we need most and we do not need
>>> to
>>> exercise our intellectual prowess on them when you can not transform his
>>> life.This brings me to another point of concern; when SCAPO was born, i
>>> thought it was going to serve as the Brain Trust of the liberation
>>> movement
>>> but it soon started playing the big ostrich and Nfor Nfor played a big
>>> role
>>> in its conception and formation. Talking about fear of the so-called
>>> intellectuals by NNN-I am surprised, because the latter has interacted
>>> and
>>> worked with intellectuals than most of the people you have mentioned. I
>>> do
>>> not know whether the people including your humble self constitute the
>>> intellectual group mentioned? I am concerned that this cause shall not
>>> be
>>> attained on an academic achievers platform- especially armchair
>>> intellectualism and internet discourse like what we are doing. Remember
>>> that less than 10% of our people have access to it.
>>> 2. The closure of your newspaper- I truly regret this! I think from the
>>> Postwatch NP to its magazine publications you guys benefited from the
>>> euphoria of the politics of the early 90's. People read anything that
>>> was
>>> written in the name of a newspaper and they were few then. Later when
>>> readers had more choices and discovered that "investigative journalism''
>>> a
>>> la Cameroun'' where most of you got your training was tied to 'gombo',
>>> writing news for a bottle of bear some of you went out of business-the
>>> list
>>> is long. I am worried that you are linking the closure of your news
>>> medium
>>> to 'informants of SCNC Leadership because it was critical about
>>> them'.-The
>>> people whom you exploited and benefited from their goodwill and
>>> solidarity
>>> simply saw you as a betrayal and boycotted your tracts. I remember that
>>> in
>>> most meetings you came with these tracts to sell to these ''informants
>>> and
>>> illiterates''. You have now found new romance with the word 'Prophet',
>>> having had it by 'grace' from your old friend of SHOPAN (now Church of
>>> CHRIST-to escape closure) near Finance Bda. Ask yourself how other
>>> Journalists are still surviving who never made 1/10th of what you got in
>>> the early 90s. With the recent crackdown on churches i know you will
>>> cast
>>> your blame on the same folks. I am sure some of you do blame the poor
>>> behavior of your spouses on this gentleman!
>>> 3.SCPC Councillors were given bad names and then lynched!
>>> Mr Ofege i think these are very serious allegations which you need to
>>> substantiate and let us know how others were lynched and you survived.
>>>
>>> One thing i have deduced from your write up is that SCNC remains the
>>> nerve center of the liberation movement, but when you read what some of
>>> us
>>> write you clearly see that their survival depends on the dead of SCNC
>>> and
>>> NFOR NFOR.
>>>
>>> Perhaps i should also add that the greatest problem we face today is
>>> suspicion,false propaganda and blackmail which has eaten deep into us
>>> and
>>> has reduced our thinking to persons. We have dedicated our time and
>>> energies to this and have fail to articulate a formidable strategy that
>>> make outsiders mock at us.
>>> The other issue you didn't mention is that following the Banjul ruling
>>> many groups and their leaders are positioning themseves setting
>>> confusion
>>> to blackmail the SCNC in the hope that this will guarantee them a place
>>> in
>>> the imaginary talks with LR. They expect to benefit from the spoils
>>> including a possible transformation of their groups into political
>>> parties. That is why some of them can afford to write a 'Thank you
>>> letter''
>>> to the Governor and turn around to blame Nfor Nfor for addressing a
>>> petition to Prime Minister Yang. When security agents read this what
>>> advice
>>> do they giveMr Biya- "Forget about those people, but promote confusion
>>> to
>>> keep them at our beck and call'.That agenda is expected to be concluded
>>> in
>>> Buea during the Re-unification celebrations.
>>> Changing leadership as you proposed in your schedule1 can be handled
>>> with
>>> ease but overcoming distrust,impersonation, cheap propaganda and
>>> blackmail
>>> will depend on the goodwill of God. I had rather suggest a S.Cameroons
>>> Conference with a 2 year time-line beginning with a genuine dialogue and
>>> reconciliation process in an effort to clean our mess.
>>> Thank you and Sorry for taking much of your time.
>>> yours in the struggle,
>>> Napoleon
>>> Bda Plateau
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ------------------------------
>>> *From:* Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacofege@yahoo.com>
>>> *To:* nchwete <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
>>> *Cc:* Ambas Bay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>; Afoakom <
>>> afoakom@yahoogroups.com>; Ambazonia <free_ambazonians@yahoogroups.com>
>>> *Sent:* Thursday, August 22, 2013 8:11 AM
>>> *Subject:* Background to the Current SCNC Imbroglio: The Imperative of a
>>> Paradigm Shift
>>>
>>> XXX CONFIDENTIAL XXX
>>> Background
>>> This is the problem.
>>> Ø Whereas, as per the AAC I Resolutions, a Council, and a Standing
>>> Committee were instituted to oversee the permanent running of the
>>> struggle.
>>> Ø Whereas every county and LGA (division and sub-division) could
>>> boast of effective representation with two (02) Councilors per county or
>>> division.
>>> Ø And whereas the translation into the SCPC with an Advisory
>>> Council simply prolonged the above dynamics.
>>> Ø Whereas the SCPC organization and functions followed a logic.
>>> That logic was simply that rather than invent a new method of state
>>> organization, representativity and leadership, the SCPC simply restored
>>> the
>>> former government system of the Southern Cameroons.
>>> Ø Whereas those selected by the SCPC to represent the counties had
>>> proven themselves as leaders i.e. they had or people who followed for
>>> all
>>> sorts of reasons.
>>> Ø Whereas the above method of grassroots representation was in
>>> respected of the parliamentary system of the Southern Cameroons. [1]
>>> Ø Whereas the SCPC and its steering committee prided itself on
>>> parliamentary procedures, fund-raising and accountability
>>>
>>> Ø ETC
>>>
>>> *Undermining the SCPC***
>>> The observation is that since 2000, to date the above system and its
>>> functions have been shelved, side-tracked and subverted. At best, they
>>> have
>>> been re-orientated. This is what happened. Post AACII the movement went
>>> fallow because of the unspoken betrayal of the ELAD Leadership. The
>>> SCPC-SCNC brought in Fossung with apparently little results. Then
>>> SCARM+SCPC+SCNC manoeuvred in Ndoki Mukete. The Ndoki leadership revived
>>> hopes but Ndoki soon knuckled under.
>>> There was a major achievement of the Ndoki leadership, however. That
>>> leadership, inadvertently, led to Justice Ebong and the Radio Buea
>>> processes – a complete Southern Zone affair although there were some
>>> Northern Zoners who joined the Radio Buea episode. The SCYL was actually
>>> the brain behind Radio Buea Affair. The SCYL was also miffed that
>>> Fossung
>>> did not lend them support in 1997. The Ambassador was in Lebialem
>>> building
>>> his houses while the youths were under duress.
>>> Ebong and Ayamba were speedily arrested while Ndoki Mukete equally
>>> speedily resigned. Dr. Yongbang, who refused to side with the Radio Buea
>>> process, was ostracized while the late Pa Ndi who refused to lead a
>>> Northern Zone group to also take over Radio Bamenda was also ostracised
>>> alongside his *"Graffi Brothers."*
>>> Post Radio Buea, the arrest of Ebong and the resignation of Ndoki
>>> Mukete,
>>> the YL understood the rudderless ship import of the decapitation of the
>>> SCNC leadership. But the SCYL leadership itself was under threat post
>>> 1997.
>>> With EXILE as their only escape, the SCYL leadership (N+A) contacted
>>> NANO,
>>> AM, NVY, among others, to source a leader.
>>> At the time two names stood out – Mukong and Nfor Ngala Nfor. Thanks to
>>> an
>>> SCYL sympathizer, the very able VNY – who attended the elective meeting
>>> being a councilor from Boyo - Mukong was overpowered and Nfor Ngala Nfor
>>> won the day - as Northern Zone Chairman and National vice Chairman by
>>> inference.
>>> Southern Zoners, who attended this elective meeting in Bamenda, were
>>> told
>>> to go out and produce a Chairman. They could not at the time. However,
>>> the
>>> Southern Zoners later produced Justice Ebong, who was then in jail as
>>> their
>>> Chairman with Isaac Sona as Chair of the SZ.
>>> There was a quandary though. The caveat was that an 'illegal' list of
>>> "unrepresentative" North Zone Councillors had elected Nfor Ngala Nfor as
>>> NVC and another 'illegal+unrepresentative' list of Southern Zone
>>> Councillors had elected Justice Ebong. Whereas Ndoki Mukete's election
>>> was
>>> valid because it was by 'secret ballot' of valid councilors. Ditto for
>>> Fossung's election post the Kale resignation.
>>> Also, the new 'councilors' – all of them co-opted - were stark, raving
>>> illiterates (practically) with regards to their understanding of the
>>> struggle and with their actual savvy. The extant SCNC felt comfortable
>>> with
>>> this though. After all these yokels and cattle could always be
>>> manipulated
>>> for selfish political gains.
>>>
>>> *Towards the Constituent Assembly***
>>> There were also political issues
>>> 1. Kofi Annan was awaited in the Cameroons.
>>> 2. The DIASPORA was alive and vibrant, POST EBONG.
>>> 3. The grassroots was excited, POST EBONG.
>>> 4. Ebong, Ayamba et al had been arrested.
>>> 5. It was imperative to hold the Constituent Assembly, CA, and
>>> transform into a state with state institutions as suggested by a
>>> friendly
>>> embassy, which Embassy also suggested that since Ebong had proclaimed
>>> the
>>> restoration of the Independence and Sovereignty of the State of the
>>> Federal
>>> Democratic Republic of the Southern Cameroons it would be nice to see
>>> the
>>> government of that state.
>>> * *
>>> *Illegality and Illegitimacy***
>>> Dr. Yongbang and AFN had the complete list of councilors and it was not
>>> obvious that the OLD Council would approve the CA. The new councilors
>>> had
>>> been co-opted, not because they had won elections in their Counties and
>>> LGAS but simply because they were 'A Coalition of the willing.' It is
>>> called Revolutionary FIAT. In all fairness to this method though,
>>> SECURITY+CONFIDENTIALITY+POLITICS+ACTION were compelling motives.
>>> While NANO, AM, NVY crafted a list of councilors, the Rt. Hon. AFN
>>> handled
>>> the CA process like a statesman with class brinksmanship. In fact, I
>>> learnt
>>> something from AFN. In dealing with a 'council' of stark raving
>>> illiterates
>>> write the resolutions of the meeting in ADVANCE and only co-opt those
>>> who
>>> will not give you headache into the Resolution Committee. This point is
>>> important as you will see.
>>> The very incongruity of the above methods soon became obvious. This
>>> methodology lacked credibility and grassroots support. It did not garner
>>> the necessary traction and groundswell needed for popular mobilization
>>> let
>>> alone an uprising. It brought in a maxima 50-100 agitators running
>>> around
>>> the place and claiming territorial control. This group did not – and
>>> does
>>> not - control the territory because they were not leaders – people who
>>> could be followed! The same 100 plus people are agitating today…out of
>>> 7.000.000!!!!!!
>>> Also a stopgap leadership – conscious of its own opportunism and
>>> ignorance
>>> – one invented by Machiavellian fiat tends to be fragile. Especially
>>> when
>>> faced with intense heat from old brooms who ask legitimate tough
>>> questions,
>>> demand spic and span accountability and the strict rule of law. That
>>> leadership tends to treat such people as threats and enemies – OFF with
>>> their heads! That fragile leadership tends to be afraid of even its own
>>> shadow.
>>> Again, a new leadership of OUTSIDERS – SDF transfused - is not often
>>> welcomed by INSIDERS – people who had stayed neutral from the SDF or
>>> people
>>> who had their allegiance to the LDA. But for SCARM which selflessly
>>> turned
>>> over its files (the UNPO File) to the new leadership and for AFN who
>>> went
>>> along with that leadership, the elected SCNC chairman Amb. (rtd) Fossung
>>> remained unavailable, unassailable. Fossung and definitely looked on
>>> this
>>> new SCNC with scorn and plenty of disdain. He treated them as usurpers
>>> and
>>> spies. There was thus no handing over but instead divisions at the start
>>> of
>>> 2000. Those divisions have not only widened but they are unbridgeable.
>>> I actively participated in inventing the current SCNC…as a stopgap
>>> measure. I am now saying that that structure was critically flawed as a
>>> paradigm for restoring independence and convincing the populace about
>>> the
>>> import, the mechanism and the attainment of self-determination. Its
>>> mismanagement has made matters worse.
>>>
>>>
>>> *From Division to Division***
>>> The critical questions posed of the new SCNC leadership were: What would
>>> happen if the valid councillors suddenly appeared and re-invented the
>>> SCPC?
>>> What did the real chairman, Fossung, think about the process? What did
>>> seasoned councillors like Dr. Yongbang think about these processes?
>>> Moreover, while in jail Justice Ebong had indicated clearly that he
>>> would
>>> not be caught in the same office as Nfor Ngala Nfor. This message was
>>> relayed to all extant Southern Zone Councillors and they took the hint
>>> from
>>> their chairman. A trip to Fossung by Nfor Ngala Nfor and yours truly to
>>> reconcile the Old Order and the New Order met a stiff and a stiff-necked
>>> rebuff from Fossung. Fossung actually called Nfor Ngala *'An
>>> informant.'*
>>> This double slight from Ebong and Fossung had its consequences.
>>> 1. While Southern zoners took it for granted that Justice Ebong
>>> was
>>> proclaimed *'Chairman'* by the Constituent Assembly, they were stunned
>>> to
>>> learn that, while maintaining him as *'Head of State'* the Northern Zone
>>> had eased out Ebong from the position.
>>> 2. The Southern Zoners at the CA swore that they never made Nfor
>>> Ngala Nfor *'Vice Chairman' *in keeping with their directive from Ebong
>>> but the Northern Zone eased Nfor Ngala into the CA resolution
>>> 3. Ebong had proclaimed the Federal Democratic Republic of
>>> Southern
>>> Cameroons but the CA Resolution said it was the Federal Republic of
>>> Southern Cameroons.
>>> Extant Southern Zone Councillors – Nasako+Mbide+ally CPN Vewessee, etc –
>>> have never forgotten nor forgiven this other *'Bamendrous' *dishonesty.
>>> In fact, penetration of the SZ is hampered by this other deceit.
>>>
>>> *Control of the SCNC***
>>> Contrary to the averments of Mr. George Ebai, the SCPC did not become
>>> moribund. It was made moribund for political expediency. This is how it
>>> was
>>> done. It has never been in the strategic interest of Nfor Ngala Nfor –
>>> acting in place of Chief Ayamba as usual - to summon the SCPC for fear
>>> that
>>> he would be speedily voted out of office by more competent than he. The
>>> strategy has been to slight the SCPC and then transform the SCNC or the
>>> board of governors made up of co-opted – and thus manageable -
>>> members+friends+family
>>> members and other sycophants into the SCPC or the company. That is why
>>> the SCNC is now the SCPC and the SCPC is declared dead. The strategy is
>>> that simple.
>>> SCPC councilors were given bad names and then lynched. The SCPC members
>>> were tagged *"intellectuals+big directors+ministers and retired civil
>>> servant, traitors and sellouts"* who had failed the people. There is
>>> nothing new in this. It was just a carry over of the SDF approach into
>>> the
>>> struggle –the *''truckpushers' and the bookseller'* were out to evict
>>> the intellectuals, if you get my drift. Nfor Ngala Nfor, the former
>>> Chair
>>> of the Political and Constitutional Law Committee of the SDF, knew these
>>> methods very well. It is Fru Ndi's standard method of keeping power.
>>> Nfor
>>> Ngala copied it and used it to the full. In fact, every SCNC gathering
>>> was
>>> room to declare war against 'intellectuals!' Weed out the threatening
>>> *"intellectuals+big
>>> directors+ministers and retired civil servant, traitors and sellouts."*
>>> The very first victim was Dr Arnold Boh Yongbang, record keeper and
>>> treasurer of the movement. The man was set upon, not so much because of
>>> an
>>> Internet publication, but because he had reminded some of the new
>>> leaders
>>> that they had either not paid a dime in dues or they had sold SCNC
>>> membership cards and embezzled the money. The group manipulated the late
>>> Mbunwe Samba to lead the charge and Dr Yongbang was sent packing.
>>> VPN, AM and NANO etc who saw through the gimmick were banished as
>>> councilors when Prince Mbinglo, now co-opted as Northern Zone Chair,
>>> stood
>>> outside a meeting to say that he carried out a Northern Zone
>>> re-organization in his bedroom the previous night and we were no longer
>>> councilors.
>>> Mr. Vincent Feko, who was then clearly part of the plot, stood by and
>>> said
>>> nothing. Some months later the Nfor Ngala Nfor gung-ho also evicted Feko
>>> because he called for accountability. Heavyweights like Mr. Ade Francis,
>>> etc…were blackmailed and evicted.
>>> Being 'truckpushers' in quest of legitimacy this group stupidly leaked
>>> out
>>> the names of SCPC Councillor, supporters in government and in the
>>> private
>>> sector especially those unwary enough to make financial support to the
>>> new
>>> SCNC leaders. Identifying with these great names and announcing same at
>>> Council Sessions made the Lilliputian leaders a bit tall but, you
>>> guessed
>>> it, the financial support dried up.
>>> Funds collected were never accounted for. Instead these leaders started
>>> building houses, buying cars and paying fees for their children.
>>> The ''truckpushers' and the booksellers' co-opted more and more of the
>>> tribesmen, family members and fellow 'truckpushers' into what is now
>>> known
>>> as the SCNC. And, because of the uncouth nature of proceedings, the
>>> perpetual demonization of former Councillors, respectable men in the
>>> society by their own right, the stupidity of calling those who disagreed
>>> with strategies names, the stupidity of violently demonizing natives who
>>> belonged to the CPDM and the SDF, the stupidity of outing financial
>>> supporters who wanted to be anonymous etc, the credibility of the
>>> movement
>>> went down the drain. No weapon was too small to be used to keep power.
>>> The very respectable Prof. Carlson Anyangwe, who was fighting this
>>> struggle in 1985, when I was in secondary school, declared the BSCRG…as
>>> a
>>> strategy. The SCNC leadership mobilized its 'militants' to cast
>>> aspersion
>>> because of the threat of the BSCRG to their position.
>>> They even went as far as causing a pro-consul to ban a pro-Southern
>>> Cameroons newspaper because articles were published that threatened
>>> their
>>> position. Today, we do not have a valid communications tool.
>>> Then-the last straw. They became INFORMANTS for LRC…just to keep power.
>>> The list plus a video of a RECONCILIATION MEETING in Ghana Street found
>>> its
>>> way to Yaounde and then back to an official with firm orders to arrest
>>> the
>>> circa 75 attendees. Fortunately, this official was a sympathizer. He did
>>> what he had to do with the tape but he summoned the organizers of the
>>> meeting for a dressing down. An SCNC meeting in Kumba even threatened to
>>> kill those who saw through the gimmicks.
>>> Conclusion, the Diaspora should not just sit there and be daydreaming
>>> about some uprising because there is none.
>>>
>>> *The Leadership Question***
>>> Let's stop this pretending and hoping for the best. We all know what is
>>> happening and our support (tribal?) has kept the pretense going. You
>>> cannot
>>> run a movement without leaders – leaders herein being people with
>>> followers. You cannot run a movement by attrition either. Every time you
>>> blackmail a leader, you automatically blackmail his followers.
>>> In fine, THE PEOPLE…or the 'truckpushers' have now 'inherited' the
>>> struggle and they 'lead' the struggle. Where they are leading it to is
>>> another question. But at what price? GRASSROOTS MOBILIZATION IS NOW AN
>>> IMPOSSIBILITY…because of the loss of credibility of the current SCNC
>>> leadership. Unless something is done the movement will be limited to
>>> pointless End of Year Speeches, lengthy 'reports' after events like the
>>> Biya Visit to Bamenda, demands for money for which no accounts are
>>> given,
>>> commerce in asylum cards (in which people have the nerves to see the
>>> issuance of asylum papers to a Ngwang Gumne as a favour) and the
>>> generalized pretense to be in charge and to be leading.
>>> Listen, a leadership is only measured by the size of his followership.
>>> MF
>>> Yembe and Mola Njoh Litumbe can do better, anytime, anyplace and any
>>> day.
>>> But count on the SCNC and its 100 confederates to betray any who is seen
>>> as
>>> a threat
>>> Managers maintain. Leaders lead. Managers are concerned about
>>> superintending the status quo. Leaders innovate. The Time is now for
>>> leaders…innovators…not Managers. Evangelist Myles Munroe (Munroe 2006)
>>> defines
>>> leadership as: "The ability to influence others through inspiration,
>>> generated by a passion, motivated by a vision, produced by a conviction,
>>> birth by a purpose." Unfortunately, most characters passing around for
>>> leaders in Africa fall short of all of the above terms of reference.
>>> Where
>>> there is no vision and inspiration, manipulation sets in, intimates
>>> Munroe.
>>> But the sad reality of it is that, despite the zeal and the desire in
>>> the
>>> populace for independence or self determination opportunists have
>>> hijacked
>>> the movement and are scared stiff of competent leaders. Mediocrity
>>> anywhere
>>> is mediocrity everywhere. The cancer has eaten into the struggle
>>> irreparably.
>>> It is okay, for members of a group not to master parliamentary
>>> procedures
>>> and public speaking but it is a different matter when leaders manipulate
>>> empty heads to insult other citizens.
>>> *FINANCES*
>>> Independence, unlike slavery, is a state of the mind. Independence
>>> starts
>>> at a very personal level. You must first free yourself mentally
>>> psychologically and spiritually. You have to free yourself as an
>>> individual, then as a family, as a neighbourhood; as a village, as a
>>> tribe,
>>> as an ethnia, as a town, as a district, as a division and as a territory
>>> in
>>> that order. You have to free yourself from the colonial master
>>> FINANCIALLY,
>>> socially, culturally, educationally, traditionally, scientifically,
>>> spiritually, physically, politically, psychologically, territorially,
>>> militarily, etc. Free yourself and yours in your mind first! You are not
>>> free once the colonial master holds the power of life and death over any
>>> part of you, especially once he holds power over you FINANCIALLY,
>>> socially,
>>> culturally, educationally, traditionally, scientifically, spiritually,
>>> physically, politically, psychologically, territorially, militarily,
>>> etc.
>>> Free yourself! Then you can free others. Now what do I mean by
>>> individual
>>> or personal freedom? How free of the occupier are you financially? How
>>> free
>>> are you in your mind? How free are you wherever you are today?
>>> Actually, we tossed the idea of an innovated microfinance scheme to the
>>> current SCNC leadership. It was picked up but since that leadership was
>>> not
>>> the originator of the idea, they could not implement the vision. I
>>> suggest
>>> we reappraise the concept of Microfinance again and use it.
>>> Again mobilizing finances is intricately linked to the legitimacy and/or
>>> illegitimacy of those demanding the finances. I am saying that the
>>> processes and decisions that led to the 2000 Constituent Assembly are no
>>> longer valid – thanks to Banjul and thanks to internal subversion. The
>>> structures created for that process must now be scuttled to address the
>>> more legitimate, most legal and current issues on the table. Until a
>>> legitimate all encompassing leadership is invented, financial support
>>> will
>>> tend to Zero.
>>>
>>> The Way Forward - Solutions
>>> These are the issues and some.
>>> 1. The hijack of the SCNC by the NZ sent an irreparable warning to
>>> the SZ. How can that be handled? A leadership Conference, perhaps?
>>> 2. The NZ methods of keeping power have done its own damage. How
>>> can that be repaired?
>>> 3. The antics of the Fons sent a message to the SZ. How do you
>>> deal
>>> with that?
>>> 4. The antics of Fru Ndi as a NZoner. How should that be dealt
>>> with?
>>> 5. The antics of the SDF as a NZone front. How should this be
>>> dealt
>>> with?
>>> 6. The Northern Zone tendency of one-foot-in-one foot-out is
>>> untenable. The NZ can no longer sustain its overt support for both the
>>> SDF
>>> and Philemon Yang while pretending to be for Southern Cameroons
>>> determinism. The Northern Zone can no longer afford to support the Nfor
>>> Ngala Nfor antics in the SCNC whereas it knows VERY WELL what is going
>>> on.
>>> 7. Meaning and lessons must be drawn from Mr. Biya's Army Day in
>>> Bamenda. How does this affect the Banjul Process?
>>> 8. For there to be Constructive Dialogue there must be a partner
>>> (and a Credible Partner) for DIALOGUE. The very idea of an ARMY DAY in
>>> Bamenda shows that Mr. Biya is not a partner let alone a credible
>>> partner
>>> for Dialogue. His political gimmick of co-opting FRU NDI only
>>> demonstrate
>>> his intention of by-passing the ACHPR recommended Dialogue.
>>> 9. Does the NEXT GENERATION OF French Cameroun leaders represent
>>> potential partners for DIALOGUE! Should they be engaged? How?
>>> 10. This is 2011, the 50th Anniversary for those who say there was
>>> Independence on October 1, 1961 but 50 years later for those who say
>>> there
>>> was no Independence. How should this be handled.
>>> 11. Mr. Biya says he will hold 'Re-unification' events this year. In
>>> Buea? How should this be handled?
>>> 12. This is the 2011 Election year. How should this be handled?
>>> 13. Parliamentary and Council elections are due in 02 years. Could an
>>> innovative strategy develop from this?
>>> 14. 266 and 337 due February. Could these be managed differently?
>>> 15. Shouldn't SCAPO just replace the SCPC about now? After all the
>>> SCNC leadership is in SCAPO. This will make an implementation of the
>>> FIRST
>>> Schedule easier.
>>> 16. Shouldn't the youths especially those who have following from
>>> their various Counties be co-opted into leadership about now?
>>> 17. Shouldn't the youths – in respect of Banjul which calls for the
>>> transformation of SCAPO and the SCNC into political parties – be
>>> positioned
>>> as per the Non-Optional Protocol to get ready for political office? This
>>> is
>>> a strategy and this could secrete leaders.
>>> 18. Management and leadership. This struggle can no longer be managed
>>> on a seasonal and annual basis…especially in its coordination between
>>> GROUND ZERO and the DIASPORA. It must be managed on a daily basis with a
>>> committed fulltime leader on a salary and staff well taken care of by
>>> the
>>> state. Consequently I repost the First Schedule. Who exactly are the
>>> leaders at Ground Zero and how does the eventual overall leader deal
>>> with
>>> them.
>>> 19. I repost the First Schedule Again. Shouldn't we use even Internet
>>> and Ambasbay – why not – to suggest leaders for every County and Local
>>> Government Areas. Then these leaders can get together and Elect a
>>> Leader.
>>> Why Not?
>>> WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT? WHY NOT?
>>>
>>> Of every two names per County, LGA and the Chief Town one must be in the
>>> County and in the LGA
>>> Treat this as a matter of urgency
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *The Southern Cameroons Administrative Structure[2]***
>>> I am saying that the SCPC system of representativity proffers the best
>>> method of mobilization possible given the circumstances. The same
>>> pattern
>>> of Substantive and alternate could still guarantee adequate mobilization
>>> in
>>> the Local Government areas and villages. Even if the Substantive is from
>>> the Diaspora, his alternate will be a competent field man.
>>> Consequently, there is no justification for Ambazonia's heathen
>>> monarchical structure; neither is there any justification for the
>>> Restoration Government Structure with its overpopulated and unwieldy
>>> system
>>> and functions. There is no justification for a Head of State in
>>> Fossung's
>>> averred Patriotic Front either.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> First Schedule
>>> Addendum to the Non-Optional Protocol
>>> Counties and Local Government Areas of the Southern Cameroons
>>> *County*
>>> *County Town*
>>> *LGA*
>>> *Chief Town*
>>> *Draft-Leaders*
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Boyo*
>>> Fundong
>>>
>>> *Muwom*
>>> Belo
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Yang*
>>> Njinikom
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Juaffef*
>>> Fundong
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Kimbi*
>>> Fonfuka
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Bui*
>>> Kumbo
>>>
>>> *Jakiri*
>>> Jakiri
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Oku*
>>> Elak
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Noni*
>>> Nkor
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Nkum*
>>> Tatum
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Kumbo*
>>> Kumbo
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Mbveng*
>>> Mbiame
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Donga Mantung*
>>> Nkambe
>>>
>>> *Ako *
>>> Ako
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Misaje *
>>> Misaje
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Ndu*
>>> Ndu
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Nkambe *
>>> Nkambe
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Nwa*
>>> Nwa
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Fako*
>>> Victoria
>>>
>>> *Victoria*
>>> Victoria
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Buea*
>>> Buea
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tiko*
>>> Tiko
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Muyuka*
>>> Muyuka
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Bakassi*
>>> Archibong
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Kupe Mwanenguba*
>>> Bangem
>>>
>>> *Bangem*
>>> Bangem
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tombel*
>>> Tombel
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Nguti*
>>> Nguti
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Lebialem*
>>> Menji
>>>
>>> *Alou (Clouds)*
>>> Alou
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Menji*
>>> Menji
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Wabane*
>>> Wabane
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Manyu*
>>> Mamfe
>>>
>>> *Mamfe*
>>> Mamfe
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Eyumojock*
>>> Eyumojock
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tinto*
>>> Tinto
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Akwaya*
>>> Akwaya
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Meme*
>>> Kumba
>>>
>>> *Kumba*
>>> Kumba
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Konye*
>>> Konye
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Mbonge*
>>> Mbonge
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Menchum *
>>> Wum
>>> *Wum*
>>> Wum
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Fungom*
>>> Zhoa
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Menchum Valley*
>>> Benakuma
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Furu Awa*
>>> Furu Awa
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Mezam*
>>> Bamenda
>>>
>>> *Mankon*
>>> Mankon
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Tubah*
>>> Bambui-Bambili
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Bafut*
>>> Bafut
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Nkwen*
>>> Nkwen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Mendankwen*
>>> Mendankwen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Bali*
>>> Bali
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Santa*
>>> Santa
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Momo*
>>> Mbengwi
>>>
>>> *Mbengwi*
>>> Mbengwi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Batibo*
>>> Batibo
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Ngie*
>>> Andek
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Njikwa*
>>> Njikwa
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Widikum-Menka*
>>> Widikum
>>>
>>> * *
>>> * *
>>> *Ndian*
>>> Mundemba
>>>
>>> *Mundemba*
>>> Mundemba
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Ekondo Titi*
>>> Ekondo Titi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Bamusso*
>>> Bamusso
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Kombo Abedimo*
>>> Kombo Abedimo
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Issangele*
>>> Issangele
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Idabato *
>>> Idabato
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>> *Kombo Etindi*
>>> Kombo Etindi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Ngoketunjia*
>>> Ndop
>>>
>>> *Ndop*
>>> Ndop
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Balikumbat*
>>> Balikumbat
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *Babessi*
>>> Babessi
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> * *
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ------------------------------
>>> [1] I repeat, the Southern Cameroons is a grassroots parliamentary
>>> democracy one that secretes leaders from the people. Before you rant on
>>> cyberspace ask yourself this question: What have you done to be known in
>>> your County, your Local Government Area, you Chief Town and your
>>> village?
>>> Do
>>> you have a constituency?
>>> [2] Herewith that structure of the Southern Cameroons Government as per
>>> its Parliamentary System with a prototype zoning. * Zoning is mine
>>> subject
>>> to changes naturally.
>>> The Substantive Candidate held the secretariat while the Alternate
>>> Candidate held the division or the County on permanent alert.
>>> Prime Minister
>>> MANYU
>>> Secretary for Home Affairs
>>> MOMO
>>> Secretary for Foreign Affairs
>>> FAKO
>>> Secretary for Education
>>> MEZAM
>>> Secretary for Finance
>>> DONGA MANTUNG
>>> Secretary for Defense
>>> 14th Division or 11th Province
>>> Secretary for the Judiciary
>>> KUPE MUANENGOUBA
>>> Secretary for Mines, water and Natural Resources
>>> NDIAN
>>> Secretary for Health and Social Welfare
>>> BOYO
>>> Secretary for Agric. Fisheries and Forestry
>>> MEME
>>> Secretary for Transport
>>> BUI
>>> Secretary for Info and Culture (Communications)
>>> LEBIALEM
>>> Secretary for Trade and Industry
>>> MENCHUM
>>> Secretary for Public Service
>>> NGOKETUNJIA
>>>
>>>
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> **
>>> *The Source of my Strength
>>> *Bishop David Oyedepo says, "Christianity is not a religionl.
>>> Christianity is a manifestation of the supernatural: supernatural
>>> wisdom,
>>> understanding, knowledge, counsel, power-stamina,
>>> righteousness-morality,
>>> and spirit. I am a born-again Christian, a prophet, a proof and
>>> manifestation of that power. I am a vibrant winner, an overcomer, a
>>> victor.
>>> I can do ALL things through HIM which gives me strength. I lead. I speak
>>> wisdom to my generation.
>>>
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>> The thing always happens that you really believe in; and the belief in a
>> thing makes it happen.
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