In this edition of News Extra
September 25, 2017
A Phenomenal and historical protest demonstration in the English speaking North West and South West Region of Cameroon, may have left President Paul Biya " All alone!"
Where do we go from here?
There is an Anglophone problem in Cameroon!
No, there is no Anglophone problem!
There is need for an Anglophone sub-system of education!
No, there can be no two education system in one country! And then, well we can see how we blend that with the Francophone sub system!
There is the need to re-look our bi-legal system!
No, we need only one harmonized judiciary! In any case, let’s look into some components of the complaints of the Common Law lawyers and see?
Cameroon's state structure after over fifty years of independence and reunification needs and overhaul!
No, Cameroon is one and indivisible!
It is time for true dialogue!
No, how can we dialogue with separatists and terrorists?
And this is where we find ourselves today!
This is where Cameroon finds itself today.
The protest demonstrations throughout the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon on Friday the 22nd of September, 2017 were phenomenal and historical!
Where do we now go from here?
Perhaps, this recommendation from ace writer Douglas Achingale, may do the trick.
From the events in Cameroon these days, President Paul Biya “… in his insomnia, Biya is alone, all alone! He can't really trust any of these rapacious liars around him anymore!
It is high time the President gave profound thought to the current imbroglio and made landmark decisions that would satisfy the two peoples who make up our present Republic. It also behoves President Biya to give no second thought to discarding all those veneered hoodlums, Anglophones and Francophones alike, who have misled him on the situation of Anglophones in Cameroon. Otherwise, the arrow that has just left the bow may end up piercing even the President himself.
God bless our nation!
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