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Re: RE: [boba-list] Re: [camnetwork] RE: [cameroon_politics] Cameroon Transition of Power

The way you bring in little comic stuff (however real or imargined) to boast your trade in the imarginary NW-SW dichotomy, and the degree to which you apply tribe to the said dichotomy, makes one wonder if your other trade in federalism said to have been sold to MOST Southern Cameroonians, was/is honestly labelled "A Federation of Tribes"?  How come in your trade in minutia you do not consider Fons from "backward" NW cotributing to your village school and a Momo "Fon of Fons" attending your "Sesseco coronation" as offsetting the said Endeley Tiko Airport incident (real or imargined)? The way you tear down and yet claim to be builder, makes it tempting to think that you find blackmail in your trades and sub-trades as an approach to amassing personal benefits. Long Live your "Cameroun Federation if Tribes" as will include the NW Tribe and the SW Tribe.

NDI MANJONG

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From:"noelebini noelebini@yahoo.com [boba-list]" <boba-list@yahoogroups.com>
Date:Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 2:46 AM
Subject:RE: [boba-list] Re: [camnetwork] RE: [cameroon_politics] Cameroon Transition of Power

 

Let us just for one moment agree that what you have mentioned here, what others may have mentioned and what I have mentioned be true or even part of it being true, then I will still be correct to say that: while the political transition of power in southern Cameroons was peaceful, it was hardly amiable and fraternal. Your contributions goes further to prove the statement true. Our reverse levels of cognitive dissonance may be helping us escape our own reality because we do not want to face the difficult tasks facing us politically, which includes accepting and working at correcting the political mess the Foncha era left for us. We have done so well trying to play and dance around it. 

Christmas Ebini


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From: "NDI MANJONG ngahndi@yahoo.com [boba-list]"
Date:04/01/2015 9:43 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: camnetwork@yahoogroups.com,"Pa Fru Ndeh PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM [cameroon_politics]" ,camnetwork@yahoogroups.com,CameroonGroup@yahoogroups.com,boba-list@yahoogroups.com,"amacam@yahoogroups com" ,mecadc@yahoogroups.com,eyang-eyang-unity@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [boba-list] Re: [camnetwork] RE: [cameroon_politics] Cameroon Transition of Power

 

There is a basket of substantive and adlandish historical stuff. Interestingly the overt and sneeky traders in the concocted North West-South West dicothomy have a penchant for the adlandish (real or concoction). What was the tribal in the substantive of Dr. Endeley spanking Dr. Luma in public for daring to consider becoming Fako CNU Section President (Buea NW Bekweri Tribe versus Tiko SW Bakweri Tribe)? What was the tribal in the substantive Ahidjo coup that replaced Jua as West Cameroon PM with Muna (Kom NW Tribe versus Ngienmbu SW Tribe)? All Speakers of the Southern Cameroons/West Cameroon House of Assembly were of today's South West. How come the Endeley Tiko Airport experience never was raised on the floor of the House of Assembly? How come the repeat reference to Fonlon boasting of the democracy the Southern Cameroons had to teach Africa never had anyone contradicting with such adlandish claim before now? Given the repeat effort to like Jesus "tear down and build up in three days", the very destroyers ask for a medal for finding nothing but "noise".

NDI MANJONG 

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From:"noelebini noelebini@yahoo.com [camnetwork]" <camnetwork@yahoogroups.com>
Date:Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 6:37 PM
Subject:[camnetwork] RE: [cameroon_politics] Cameroon Transition of Power

 

The transfer of power between Foncha and Endeley was peaceful but hardly amiable or in a fraternal atmosphere. The tension and lack of a fraternal atmosphere in the Southern Cameroons/ West Cameroon created the divisive and the atmosphere of political tribalism that we are facing today. Let me cite some examples of the political atmosphere in southern Cameroons/ West Cameroon:

Dr Kwame Ntrumah was visiting southern Cameroons in January 1959 at a time when there was an eruption of Mount Cameroon. Endeley as outgoing premier was host to the guest. The premier's car CM 7 was used by Dr Nkrumah. When Dr Nkrumah flew off at the Tiki airport "K.N.D.P. Thugs jumped into CM 7 and drove off, leaving Dr Endeley stranded at Tiki airport. As a matter of fact most drivers of Ministers just drove theirs cars off to the new K.N.D.P Ministers without any of the formalities of handing over. It all looked more like a mini coup than the orderly transfer of power brought by the verdict of the ballot box. As we stood there while CM7 drove off, leaving Dr Endeley, Premier of Southern Cameroons only days before, stranded at Tiko airport, I could see us heading for a very rough time under Foncha's K.N.D.P. Government" ( Mbile, 1999, 119-120)  

In early 1960 Prime Minister Foncha went to southern Cameroons house of assembly one morning announcing that he had caught the opposition's plans to sell Cameroon to Nigeria,  brandishing some documents he held in his hand. He charged the opposition and said he had caught them in their sinister designs against cameroon. Upon saying that the opposition at him to tender the letter to the house. Foncha refused to tender the document he said he had in his hands as proof of his accusations against the opposition. 

Also most of the democracy that was practiced in Southern Cameroons to west cameroon and to this day has been democracy of tribalism. It is very clear that even if there was no war in southern Cameroons political atmosphere as far as transfer of power was concerned, there was always the cold war and sadly based on tribal politics. This is hardly an atmosphere of amiable or fraternal sentiments. The Fonchas laid a terrible political foundation and created the atmosphere that delivered Southern Cameroons into the willing and waiting hands of Ahidjo and the French. They say willing partners in Foncha and Muna and the others who followed. We are left today to bear the consequences of their betrayals. 

Christmas Ebini


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From: "Pa Fru Ndeh PaFruNdeh@YAHOO.COM [cameroon_politics]"
Date:04/01/2015 4:34 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: Cameroon Politics
Subject: [cameroon_politics] Cameroon Transition of Power

 

Dear All,

The peaceful transition of power in Nigeria from an incumbent President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
to President-Elect Mohammed Buhari is something that we as Africans as a whole need to be proud of
in 2015.

Permit me to remind most of you that a very peaceful transition of power and taken place in the
nation state of the Southern Cameroons in 1959 from the incumbent Prime Minister EML ENDELEY
to the opposition John Ngu FONCHA.  That was the first time probably on African soil that a
peaceful democratic transition of power had taken place.  It was a very amiable and fraternal atmosphere.
Between 1951 and 1961 Southern Cameroonians had participated in voting at least SIX times and hence
the political maturity was inherent in the behavior of Southern Cameroonians.

Compare that to East Cameroon or La Republique du Cameroun whereby power transitioned from
Andre-Marie Mbida to Ahmadou Ahidjo in a tense atmosphere.  The circumstances were quite different
because Ramadier had been sent from France to oust Mbida and with the help of Louis-Paul Aujoulat who
had earlier lost parliamentary constituency (elections) to Andre-Marie Mbida.

Southern Cameroonians had long been politically mature.

The PAAWCE calls for a transition of power in Cameroon to a  Patriotic Aboriginal Anglophone of
West Cameroon Extraction.  Such a transition shall be in an environment that shall be cordial and
filled with the camaraderie of people who RESPECT each other and KNOW that love of country
as opposed to self is of paramount importance.

 
Blessed Be Cameroon
Pa Fru Ndeh

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