Goni (Goukouni) Waday aka Jean Baptiste Ketchateng
Why are you so full of vernim? Why must all your mails be so combative. Whether you write as yourself via Cameroon Tribune or as Goni Waday of UPC Koddock. Pah, calm down. Stop fighting with your keyboards. I don't want you to end up with an AVC or blood clot talk less of mental incapacitation because you want to insult someone so badly.
If you are married, please ask Madame to take you to the bedroom for one mop...Yes na me tok am. U go do me wetin? Ngnie man.
From: "Herbert Boh herbertboh@yahoo.com [cameroon_politics]" <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>
To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com
Cc: ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>; "boyo@yahoogroups.com" <boyo@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2016 5:11 AM
Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] MANIDEM STATEMENT ABOUT CRISIS IN ANGLOPHONE REGIONS OF KAMERUN
Dear Jean Baptiste,
This is promising. Congratulations on writing in English. If Southern Cameroonians continue to protest marginalization by citizens of La Republique, the chances grow that more French-speaking Cameroonians will bother to honor the purported bilingualism of the Cameroons.
Here are a few simple questions for you:
If you believe Ntemfac and I are in the shadow cabinet of a Southern Cameroons government, why are you so worked up by the mere fact that it crosses the figment of your imagination? Is it because we would be less qualified than the "two for five francs" cabinet members of La Republique or might it be because you realize whatever competence we bring runs the risk of being taken seriously elsewhere?
You - yes, I mean you, Jean Baptiste - can change things. You can confess the truth. You can look yourself in the mirror and admit that your La Republique du Cameroun is increasingly a cult admitting exclusively Francophones and those who, like Atanga Nji, accept to dump their own people, their aspirations and worship their Francophone master. You are right on one count: Even if I was considered for a cabinet position in La Republique, I would never accept it because I don't kiss up - never will.
Ntumfoyn Boh Herbert (Yindo Toh)
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On Nov 28, 2016, at 4:39 AM, jean baptiste ketchateng jbketchateng@yahoo.fr [cameroon_politics] <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Let us talk about the problem and not about the people you ignore. You don't want to ear any reference about History because of your fraudulent way of life and habits. There is a people of course but what is the interest of Southern Cameroon? To be fulled and cheated like Ahidjo and Foncha did in 1961 and 1972? No M. le prophète de malheurs Ntemfac Ofege do not take Kamerun as granted. All this shadow cabinet members of Ambazonia government (Boh, Ntemfac, etc.) shame on you. Vous êtes des escrocs et des gens sans honneur.Jean Baptiste KETCHATENG Journaliste Douala Téléphone : (+237) 699 730 852 Courriel : jbketchateng@yahoo.frLe Dimanche 27 novembre 2016 13h48, "Ofege Ntemfac ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com [cameroon_politics]" <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> a écrit :
Na by force?Southern Cameroons aka Ambazonia is already a nation ie a group of people with a common past and willing to live together. Southern Cameroons aka Ambazonia does not need another nationhood foisted upon it.Name one Southern Cameroonian member of the Manidem.Name two Southern Cameroonians, members of the UPC when that posse allegedly voted for a fat fraud called Re-unification.On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 5:12 PM, 'njungf@yahoo.com' njungf@yahoo.com [cameroon_politics] <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
From: Charles Ngah Nforgang charlesnforgang@yahoo.fr [cameroon_politics] <cameroon_politics@ yahoogroups.com>;
To: Journalists 237Cameroonian <237medias@googlegroups.com>;
Subject: [cameroon_politics] MANIDEM STATEMENT ABOUT CRISIS IN ANGLOPHONE REGIONS OF KAMERUN
Sent: Thu, Nov 24, 2016 3:17:00 PM
Crisis in English-speaking regionsYES to dialogue, NO to the deadly violence!Kamerun has for a few weeks been agitated by demands made primarily by workers and peoples from the two English-speaking regions of the Northwest and Southwest. "Common Law" practitioners have taken to the media and the streets to voice their unwavering determination to protect this judicial system in these regions, in the face of many attempts at dismantling them as orchestrated by the government over the decades. Following suit, teacher unions called for a general strike in education for similar grievances: the destruction of the Anglo-Saxon oriented educational system for the benefit of the francophone system. These strikes which have been massively followed have sparked popular support demonstrations where calls for secession or to federalism have been articulated. As usual, the neocolonial CPDM Government has turned a blind eye to these demands, only reacting with contempt, manipulation and ultimately using reckless and illegitimate violence, resulting in several people dead and many wounded amongst the population.
Demands laid out by the populations of the south-west and north-west regions are the legitimate expression of the frustrations caused by unfair governance in Kamerun. The Manidem unreservedly denounces and condemns the hypocritical attempts by former agents of this regime, seeking the advantage of this situation to push to the division of the country aligning on the borders inherited from colonization.
The Manidem recalls that the unity of our country is a profound and justified aspiration conquered through hard-fought battle since the colonial era through all regions of Kamerun and specifically in the areas then under British domination. The Manidem reiterates that the popular struggles against neo-colonial government that in yesteryears allowed for the dismantling of colonialism are the only means to resolve what is now called the Anglophone question.
Hence, the Manidem calls for the government to immediately initiate democratic discussion with all stakeholders so as to restore the foundations of a soothed and fair coexistence amongst all Kamerunian communities.
Finally, the Manidem reaffirms that the main solutions to settle community-based claims are among others:
• The harmonization of our judicial system primarily based on our culture and our history, and in due course through an enrichment with foreign inputs;
• The harmonization of our educational system which would introduce four national languages and English as the sole language of communication with the outside world (beyond Africa);
• A democratic management of Kamerun, materialised by decentralization across four geographically harmonious and economically viable regions;
• The National Convention; a wider opportunity for debating on the recasting of our institutions and the social model that Kamerunians wish to have.
The MANIDEM hereby calls for a democratic debate on the problems of our nation.
The MANIDEM says what it is doing and does what it said.
Kamerun is our Fatherland and Africa is our future.
Done in Douala, November 22, 2016
On behalf of the Political Office
The President, YEBGA Dieudonné
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