Re: Fw: NDIAN (OROKO) PEOPLE NOW SAY THEY ARE FED UP WITH GOVERNMENT NEGLECT AND MISMANAGEMENT

Good to read from you big bross.

i need funds to relaunch the paper

nice day

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From: Valentine Nke <valienke@gmail.com>
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, November 4, 2016 12:24 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: NDIAN (OROKO) PEOPLE NOW SAY THEY ARE FED UP WITH GOVERNMENT NEGLECT AND MISMANAGEMENT

That is the wake-up bell that has to ring in every Southern
Cameroonian/Ambazonian ear. I just learned that some CPDM sycophants
are gathering in the Nkwen Fon's Palace tomorrow, in the name of
Section Conference, to denounce the action of the lawyers. Kudos to
all our valiant lawyers. No retreat No surrender. Any step backwards
we shall all eat more shit than ever before.
Nke

On 10/29/16, 'Mishe Fon' via ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com> wrote:
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>
>    Apparently, the text of the main message did not appear in the previous
> mail.
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> The people of Ndian Division (the bread basket of Cameroon); very loyal and
> staunch CPDM supporters now say they have had enough of Government
> foolishness, empty sloganeering, incompatible rhetoric, neglect, betrayal of
> trust and complete dereliction of responsibilities.
>
> Now, a new group calling itself CCN (Concerned Citizens of Ndian) has
> emerged comprised mainly of sons and daughters of Isangele, Idabato,
> Ekondo-Titi, Mundemba and other remote Oroko villages. They now claim that
> their blind and unflinching support for the dreaded CPDM has been
> detrimental to the entire Ndian Division in particular and Cameroon in
> general. They accuse the Cameroon Government for wanton abuse of power,
> gross negligence, outright lies/deception by tricks and THEFT of their
> "Natural Resources". They claim that Ndian Division is presently cut off
> from the rest of the country and all basic provisions and necessities of
> daily living now come exclusively from Nigeria. According to one
> un-impeachable Oroko source, "We feel like returning to a much more
> inclusive and people-centred Nigerian administration". It simply begs the
> question: Which other Cameroon communities will follow the Ndian rebellion?
>
> ". They claim that Ndian Division is presently cut off from the rest of the
> country and all basic provisions and necessities of daily living now
> come exclusively from Nigeria. According to one un-impeachable Oroko source,
> "We feel like returning to a much more inclusive and people-centred Nigerian
> administration". It simply begs the question: Which other Cameroon
> communities will follow the Ndian rebellion?
>
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