By Chris Mbunwe
The leadership of the Southern Cameroons National Council, SCNC, has dismissed its Secretary General, Vincent Feko, for "prolonged levity and nonchalance" towards the separatist movement.
"For several months now, Feko visits Bamenda but will not care as much as to stop by our office. I even phoned to inform him that we were back from The Hague and invited him for this press chat.
He told me he would attend but where is he? Worse still, he stays in La Republique (Douala) and issues communiqués on behalf of the SCNC concerning meetings he does not attend. He has never produced minutes of any meeting. Feko is very cunning. He bites and blows.
He demonstrated this attitude when we were pushed out of our Commercial Avenue office," Chief Ayamba Ette Otun, SCNC Chairman said.
Speaking during a press conference attended by SCNC activists on Saturday, July 16, at the Conference Hall of the Baptist Church Centre in Nkwen, Ayamba said it is regrettable that Feko, who could have been at every stage of the liberation struggle, has made himself moribund.
The SCNC Chairman said if Feko as an SCNC scribe knew what the struggle stands for, he would not be operating from La Republique du Cameroun. "We have advised him to leave Douala and come back to the Southern Cameroons time and again, but he would not listen.
When he comes up the Northern Zone, he knows very well that the SCNC office is at Pa Ndi's residence in Cow Street, but he would not bother to stop there."
For now, Chief Ayamba said, Ngouk is acting in place of Feko. He was answering questions following the return of the SCNC delegation from the General Assembly of the Unrepresented Peoples Organisation, UNPO, in Geneva.
Corroborating Chief Ayamba, SCNC Vice Chairman, Nfor Ngala Nfor, said the issue is not that of carrying titles or names around, but attaining the independence of Southern Cameroons.
However, he said nobody thinks Feko is indispensable to the struggle because, "We cannot stop working just because the SG is inactive. We must forge ahead with the struggle and when he feels like joining us again, he is free to come."
Attempts by The Post to get Feko by phone were futile.
On their trip to Geneva where the SCNC seven-man delegation attended the UNPO General Assembly, Nfor Nfor said on entering the hall, the six countries that were admitted in December were told to march in a solemn procession into the conference hall. "This was very colourful and we were very proud," he said.
He said the SCNC-led delegation to Geneva made up of Chief Ayamba, Dr. Yongbang and himself have brought four packages namely; a certificate of membership at UNPO, his
election as one of the Vice Presidents of UNPO, UNPO flag that has to fly side-by-side the Southern Cameroons flag wherever they are holding their meetings, and a football trophy the SCNC activists in the Diaspora played against Chechnya and won.
Nfor Nfor said the SCNC football team is called SC13. The number 13 stands for the 13 stars on the SCNC flag representing the 13 counties that make up Southern Cameroons. He said the SCNC delegation proceeded to sign a covenant with UNPO to cement ties.
Asked whether the SCNC will open up dialogue with the Biya government as Justice Minister Ahmadou Ali declared to Members of Parliament recently, Nfor Nfor said SCNC could only allow dialogue to take place in the presence of the United Nations.
According to Nfor Nfor, dialogue, if it comes, will permit the two countries share their resources and assets.
As to what he meant when he declared in a local tabloid that the SCNC would open an embassy in Yaounde, Nfor Nfor said the reporter and readers misconstrued the idea.
However, he said the tabloid that proceeded with other reports that SCNC has appointed personnel in the so-called embassy, should apologise in its columns for misleading Southern Cameroonians.
SCNC should be prepare to fight arms with arms, otherwise to think that we can be liberated through the courts is a wishful thinking. We in USA are prepared to make any financial contributions necessary to equip a resistance force. I believe in this light, La Republic will be willing to dialogue with Southern Cameroon in good faith.
Posted by: Emmanuel, USA | Tuesday, 19 July 2005 at 02:49 AM
Why dialogue? Why dialogue? All we need is our total and unconditional independence nothing more or less. That will not come by dialogueing with La Republique du Cameroun. Don't be misslead there is no need for dialogue. God bless SC.
Posted by: Adolf | Tuesday, 19 July 2005 at 06:07 AM
Oh my God good ideas, but how can we fight?
Only dialogue can take us to the table with La Republique.
Lets talk until we can't talk any longer something will happen then.
After all one day those people in La Republique will be succeeded by their children who will come to understand why we have been crying for years.
Whoever thought the WHITE gold miners in South African will peacefully hand over power to the very person they acused and jailed for decades.
In God we trust.Lets keep praying.
Posted by: Ronny | Tuesday, 19 July 2005 at 07:18 AM
PLEASE I THANK THE POST FOR ALL THE INFORMATION IT HAS BEING GIVING US ESPECIALLY THOSE OF US OUT OF THE COUNTRY SEEKING REFUGE BECAUSE OF THE SCNS STRUGGLE :WE ARE STILL FIGHTING FOR OUR LIBERATION BUT THE LA REPUBLIC IS GIVING A PICTURE THAT CAMEROON IS FINE TO THE WORLD: PLEASE CAN U JUST HELP ME AND FAX ARTICLE TO MY LAWYER USING 00497219199520 HER NAME IS BRIGITTE KIECHLE WITH MY NAMES AS ABOVE THIS MAY HELP ME HERE TO CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR THIS STRUGGLE
MAY GOD BLESS THOSE OF YOU BACK HOME CONTINUE TO FIGHT THERE WE ARE HERE DOING THE SAME CHE AMBE DENIS
GOD BLESS SOUTHERN CAMEROON
Posted by: CHE AMBE DENIS | Tuesday, 19 July 2005 at 08:42 AM
Mr. Che Denise,
Please be honest with youself and stop Nastying the name of Cameroon there in Germany. You people fabricate any lies about Cameroon to seek asylum. Are you not ashame to be seeking assylum on false pretext?
If you were as serious in your business, your farming, your education as you are serious to enslame yourselve in Germany as a refugee, you would have been living with dignity and happiness in your oqn coutry. Do like others by marrying 95 year old women for papers. I really pity your situation.
Posted by: Francis Nche | Tuesday, 19 July 2005 at 09:14 AM
mr francis do u mean to tell me there is no problem in cameroon aha i know you are from la republic so you can say what u want but the truth is that one day SOUTHERN CAMEROON will be free and you will get your shock so just watch out son of a bitch
Posted by: CHE | Tuesday, 19 July 2005 at 11:02 AM
Cameroon! Oh Cameroon! Our beloved fatherland. We are your children and how can we forget you? How can we forget when it seems like only yesterday you held us close to your bossom, too young to fend for ourselves, you fed us fat with such delicacies as ekwang, kwakoko, achu, timbangusa, baton, fufucorn, etc.
Unlike our other unfortunate brethren in those natural and man-made disaster-stricken places like Ethiopia, here we are now, all grown up, looking strong and well-fed, able to criss-cross the globe in search of more bread and wisdom.
Dear Fatherland, now we come to you to beg for your forgiveness; yes, please forgive us because we have hurt and betrayed you. You taught us great wisdom in our tender ages such as- that when we pick up a fruit, we should raise our heads and give thanks to the tree that bore the fruit. Yes, you thought us humility and gratitude.
The unfortunate reality is that instead of some of us being grateful to you(the tree) that bore us (the fruit) we turned around and sold you out; a typical case of biting the very finger that feeds you. If selling you were all that necessary, I just wish that we'd have bargained for a better price, a price worth your precious value, a price much higher than asylum.
Dear fatherland, verily, many of your offspring have been hurt, oppressed and brutalised by their own brethren. It was only logical for these truly oppressed ones, being to weak to fight back, to escape to the diaspora where they could find some solace. But on the other hand, shame on those ungrateful ones, whose prime intention is just to auction you away, drag you in the mud and paint you black for petty economic reasons in the diaspora.
Posted by: Randy | Tuesday, 19 July 2005 at 11:39 AM
Mr Ambe Denise Che,
Please to the best of my knowlege there's just no way out for you to fight there come back home.
Are you current? Not insulting you but asking. Germany,France,Italy,Spain, signed an agreement to send back illegal immigrants" Africans" home. Please while searching for the refugee stuff becareful not to be sent back from the street.
Even if we have a problem, the manner in which our parents handle SCNC calls for concern from those of us who are just watching.
A number of cameroonians are dying in Nkondongui maximum security prison the SCNC leaders pre occupy themselves with missions abroad and botherless about the faith and destiny of those locked up.Some have died, some are dying but everyday we learn of Ayamba ,Nfor strugling for power,everyday we learn of officials being sacked.
Why can't they organised a sit down strike to call the attention of the authority.At least with two or three rallies left and right even if all are not released some might and that's success.
Even though you are an asylum seeker out there your condition is quite better than most of us back home.
You can eat three times a day: and something of your choice.Here is difficult to make a choice.We just eat.
There you eat fruits after meals, here sometimes.
There you can shelter yourself in winter in heated flats, doubled sealed windows and doors; here we just can't cope with the cold rainy season and mosquitoes the number killer insect."Malaria".
You wear what you like to clothe yourself, but we still can't cope here.
From this premise you will realise we can't really fight here again for an empty bag can't stand upright.So please i recommend you fight well from there we are tired back home.If we hear you guys have taken control of the Cameroon embassy there then we will seize the old prime minister's lodge and make it our presidency.
If you ground our Camair there then we will secure the Bamenda airport for you guys to come home and fight.It sounds childish but attempt and see our reaction.
Yes we have a problem but our approach can't be like what happened to other countries in the past.
You are in Germany they unified on 18th January 1871 after heavy war and bloodshed.
France unified in 486 but fought during the French revolution of 1789 for their liberty, all this dosen't mean we pick up arms and fight today.They fought on horse back with rifles, spears, and it was on war front such that mostly soldiers died, today war is computer with misles, airplanes, and civilians rather than soldiesr are targetted. How many has SCNC??????Do we fight just with the mouth??If you agree with me, then lets use the dialogue table, if you disagree send the arms i will bear the risk to remove them at our seaport" Victoria not D'la.
Your are enjoying in Germany today because Bismark and the rest fought for it.They did that while in Germany not while in America or from Cameroon.South Africans didn't fight to librate their country and Mandela from outside they fought from within.
If you can earn some money out there i will advise you to improve the health centre in your village by sending us drugs, help us improve on our sanitation so we drink pipe born water, send us caterpillars to open farm to market roads. We lack the human and finacial resources to go to war.
We will talk till we die no war.
bye.
Posted by: Ronny | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 08:53 AM
Mr Ambe Denise Che,
Please to the best of my knowlege there's just no way out for you to fight there come back home.
Are you current? Not insulting you but asking. Germany,France,Italy,Spain, signed an agreement to send back illegal immigrants" Africans" home. Please while searching for the refugee stuff becareful not to be sent back from the street.
Even if we have a problem, the manner in which our parents handle SCNC calls for concern from those of us who are just watching.
A number of cameroonians are dying in Nkondongui maximum security prison the SCNC leaders pre occupy themselves with missions abroad and botherless about the faith and destiny of those locked up.Some have died, some are dying but everyday we learn of Ayamba ,Nfor strugling for power,everyday we learn of officials being sacked.
Why can't they organised a sit down strike to call the attention of the authority.At least with two or three rallies left and right even if all are not released some might and that's success.
Even though you are an asylum seeker out there your condition is quite better than most of us back home.
You can eat three times a day: and something of your choice.Here is difficult to make a choice.We just eat.
There you eat fruits after meals, here sometimes.
There you can shelter yourself in winter in heated flats, doubled sealed windows and doors; here we just can't cope with the cold rainy season and mosquitoes the number killer insect."Malaria".
You wear what you like to clothe yourself, but we still can't cope here.
From this premise you will realise we can't really fight here again for an empty bag can't stand upright.So please i recommend you fight well from there we are tired back home.If we hear you guys have taken control of the Cameroon embassy there then we will seize the old prime minister's lodge and make it our presidency.
If you ground our Camair there then we will secure the Bamenda airport for you guys to come home and fight.It sounds childish but attempt and see our reaction.
Yes we have a problem but our approach can't be like what happened to other countries in the past.
You are in Germany they unified on 18th January 1871 after heavy war and bloodshed.
France unified in 486 but fought during the French revolution of 1789 for their liberty, all this dosen't mean we pick up arms and fight today.They fought on horse back with rifles, spears, and it was on war front such that mostly soldiers died, today war is computer with misles, airplanes, and civilians rather than soldiesr are targetted. How many has SCNC??????Do we fight just with the mouth??If you agree with me, then lets use the dialogue table, if you disagree send the arms i will bear the risk to remove them at our seaport" Victoria not D'la.
Your are enjoying in Germany today because Bismark and the rest fought for it.They did that while in Germany not while in America or from Cameroon.South Africans didn't fight to librate their country and Mandela from outside they fought from within.
If you can earn some money out there i will advise you to improve the health centre in your village by sending us drugs, help us improve on our sanitation so we drink pipe born water, send us caterpillars to open farm to market roads. We lack the human and finacial resources to go to war.
We will talk till we die no war.
bye.
Posted by: Ronny | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 08:54 AM
Mr Ambe Denise Che,
Please to the best of my knowlege there's just no way out for you to fight there come back home.
Are you current? Not insulting you but asking. Germany,France,Italy,Spain, signed an agreement to send back illegal immigrants" Africans" home. Please while searching for the refugee stuff becareful not to be sent back from the street.
Even if we have a problem, the manner in which our parents handle SCNC calls for concern from those of us who are just watching.
A number of cameroonians are dying in Nkondongui maximum security prison the SCNC leaders pre occupy themselves with missions abroad and botherless about the faith and destiny of those locked up.Some have died, some are dying but everyday we learn of Ayamba ,Nfor strugling for power,everyday we learn of officials being sacked.
Why can't they organised a sit down strike to call the attention of the authority.At least with two or three rallies left and right even if all are not released some might and that's success.
Even though you are an asylum seeker out there your condition is quite better than most of us back home.
You can eat three times a day: and something of your choice.Here is difficult to make a choice.We just eat.
There you eat fruits after meals, here sometimes.
There you can shelter yourself in winter in heated flats, doubled sealed windows and doors; here we just can't cope with the cold rainy season and mosquitoes the number killer insect."Malaria".
You wear what you like to clothe yourself, but we still can't cope here.
From this premise you will realise we can't really fight here again for an empty bag can't stand upright.So please i recommend you fight well from there we are tired back home.If we hear you guys have taken control of the Cameroon embassy there then we will seize the old prime minister's lodge and make it our presidency.
If you ground our Camair there then we will secure the Bamenda airport for you guys to come home and fight.It sounds childish but attempt and see our reaction.
Yes we have a problem but our approach can't be like what happened to other countries in the past.
You are in Germany they unified on 18th January 1871 after heavy war and bloodshed.
France unified in 486 but fought during the French revolution of 1789 for their liberty, all this dosen't mean we pick up arms and fight today.They fought on horse back with rifles, spears, and it was on war front such that mostly soldiers died, today war is computer with misles, airplanes, and civilians rather than soldiesr are targetted. How many has SCNC??????Do we fight just with the mouth??If you agree with me, then lets use the dialogue table, if you disagree send the arms i will bear the risk to remove them at our seaport" Victoria not D'la.
Your are enjoying in Germany today because Bismark and the rest fought for it.They did that while in Germany not while in America or from Cameroon.South Africans didn't fight to librate their country and Mandela from outside they fought from within.
If you can earn some money out there i will advise you to improve the health centre in your village by sending us drugs, help us improve on our sanitation so we drink pipe born water, send us caterpillars to open farm to market roads. We lack the human and finacial resources to go to war.
We will talk till we die no war.
bye.
Posted by: Ronny | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 08:54 AM
Mr Ambe Denise Che,
Please to the best of my knowlege there's just no way out for you to fight there come back home.
Are you current? Not insulting you but asking. Germany,France,Italy,Spain, signed an agreement to send back illegal immigrants" Africans" home. Please while searching for the refugee stuff becareful not to be sent back from the street.
Even if we have a problem, the manner in which our parents handle SCNC calls for concern from those of us who are just watching.
A number of cameroonians are dying in Nkondongui maximum security prison the SCNC leaders pre occupy themselves with missions abroad and botherless about the faith and destiny of those locked up.Some have died, some are dying but everyday we learn of Ayamba ,Nfor strugling for power,everyday we learn of officials being sacked.
Why can't they organised a sit down strike to call the attention of the authority.At least with two or three rallies left and right even if all are not released some might and that's success.
Even though you are an asylum seeker out there your condition is quite better than most of us back home.
You can eat three times a day: and something of your choice.Here is difficult to make a choice.We just eat.
There you eat fruits after meals, here sometimes.
There you can shelter yourself in winter in heated flats, doubled sealed windows and doors; here we just can't cope with the cold rainy season and mosquitoes the number killer insect."Malaria".
You wear what you like to clothe yourself, but we still can't cope here.
From this premise you will realise we can't really fight here again for an empty bag can't stand upright.So please i recommend you fight well from there we are tired back home.If we hear you guys have taken control of the Cameroon embassy there then we will seize the old prime minister's lodge and make it our presidency.
If you ground our Camair there then we will secure the Bamenda airport for you guys to come home and fight.It sounds childish but attempt and see our reaction.
Yes we have a problem but our approach can't be like what happened to other countries in the past.
You are in Germany they unified on 18th January 1871 after heavy war and bloodshed.
France unified in 486 but fought during the French revolution of 1789 for their liberty, all this dosen't mean we pick up arms and fight today.They fought on horse back with rifles, spears, and it was on war front such that mostly soldiers died, today war is computer with misles, airplanes, and civilians rather than soldiesr are targetted. How many has SCNC??????Do we fight just with the mouth??If you agree with me, then lets use the dialogue table, if you disagree send the arms i will bear the risk to remove them at our seaport" Victoria not D'la.
Your are enjoying in Germany today because Bismark and the rest fought for it.They did that while in Germany not while in America or from Cameroon.South Africans didn't fight to librate their country and Mandela from outside they fought from within.
If you can earn some money out there i will advise you to improve the health centre in your village by sending us drugs, help us improve on our sanitation so we drink pipe born water, send us caterpillars to open farm to market roads. We lack the human and finacial resources to go to war.
We will talk till we die no war.
bye.
Posted by: Ronny | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 08:56 AM
Mr Ambe Denise Che,
Please to the best of my knowlege there's just no way out for you to fight there come back home.
Are you current? Not insulting you but asking. Germany,France,Italy,Spain, signed an agreement to send back illegal immigrants" Africans" home. Please while searching for the refugee stuff becareful not to be sent back from the street.
Even if we have a problem, the manner in which our parents handle SCNS call for concern from those of us who are just watching.
A number of cameroonians are dying in Nkondongui maximum security prison the SCNS leaders pre occupy themselves with missions abroad and botherless about the faith and destiny of those locked up.Some have died, some are dying but everyday we learn of Ayamba ,Nfor strugling for power,everyday we learn of officials being sacked.
Why can't they organised a sit down strike to call the attention of the authority.At least with two or three rallies left and right even if all are not released some might and that's success.
Even though you are an asylum seeker out there your condition is quite better than most of us back home.
You can eat three times a day: and something of your choice.Here is difficult to make a choice.We just eat.
There you eat fruits after meals, here sometimes.
There you can shelter yourself in winter in heated flats, doubled sealed windows and doors; here we just can't cope with the cold rainy season and mosquitoes the number killer disease.
You wear what you like to clothe yourself, but we still cope here.
From this premise you will realise we can't really fight here again for an empty bag can't stand upright.So please i recommend you fight well from there we tired back home.If we hear you guys have taken control of the Cameroon embassy there then we will seize the old prime minister's lodge and make it our presidency.
If you ground our Camair there then we will secure the Bamenda airport for you guys to come home and fight.It sounds childish but attempt and see our reaction.
Yes we have a problem but our approach can't be like what happen to other countries in the past.
You are in Germany they unified on 18th January 1871 after heavy war and bloodshed.
France unified in 486 but fought during the French revolution of 1789 for their liberty, all this dosen't mean we pick up arms and fight today.They fought on horse back with rifles, spears, and it was on war front such that mostly soldiers died, today war is computer with misles, airplanes, how many has SCNC??????Do we fight just with the mouth??If you agree with me, then lets use the dialogue table, if you disagree send the arms i will bear the risk to remove them at our seaport" Victoria not D'la.
Your are enjoying in Germany today because Bismark and the rest fought for it.They did that while in Germany not while in America or from Cameroon.South Africans didn't fight to librate their country and Mandela from outside they fought from within.
If you can earn some money out there i will advise you to put improve the health centre in your village by sending us drugs, help us improve on our sanitation so we drink pipe born water, send us caterpillars to open farm to market roads. We lack the human and finacial resources to go to war.
We will talk till we die no war.
bye.
Posted by: Ronny | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 09:06 AM
hey my fellow country men and women i am happy that u ppl are visiting this site more grease to ur elbows. but i will like to tell u ppl that it is because u donot have the means to be where i am that is why u r writing all these if u ppl r actually fihting for the liberation of southern cameroon, u ppl wouldn"t have being writing all these. i just wrote something to test ur petriotism but u ppl r contempted with whjat u have then why cry for separation. mr ronny u said germany became what she is today because they fought while in germany but do u know that there r germans in cameroon who can not travell to germany but they claim cameroon is their country and there are many more in the rest of the world .instead of u ppl to pray that those abroad should come home and invest like the present PM said while in the USA and the former PM SIMON said that bushfallers should come with investment home , u r praying the we should be pick up in the street and send home what will u gain if we come home with nothing
WATCH OUT
Posted by: che | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 11:24 AM
Mr che Denise
I justwant to believe that this is not your name, but if it is then i will be surprised,
just to recall you to what you said,
please if you have a clear sense of direction make an appology to the people who read and write comments on this site,
that is the most premitive way of asking for help, it is disgraceful and irritating, not because some one is jealous of you but the way you put your plea,
you cannot be seeking asylum be fighting for the southern cameroon,
it is true that things are not moving in cameroon, you might have told the true cameroonian story in germany on how we suffer to your favour not to the favour of southern cameroons.
If you dispute this fact please come on again and tell the southern cameroonains how the documents you want them to fax to you will help in the liberation fight,
if not it is just to facilitate your case as an asylum seeker
this is not to hurt you any way, but iam crossed with the identity you are using
try hard
Posted by: shuche | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 12:08 PM
Mr. Che,
I think the last wish of any person is to be hiding under bridges in Germany for fear of being caught by the police and repatriated. Chief Ayamba travels freely both at home and abroad and even holds meetings in Yde, Bda, Dla etc and who are you that your life is endangered because of SCNC? A war is faught in the battle field and not in hidings. You are not more patroitic than other Cameroonians nor your Inoni and Achidi who take Cameroon resources abroad.
People have the right to stay where the want. The Germans in Cameroon and elswhere are not using false pretext. The problem is only using false pretext by so doing telling all fake things about a country.
If you had studied and the German government finds you useful, they would have given you 'papers'. For them to ignore you and you are forced to used false pretext to seek for economic refugees shows that you are good for nothing. Even if you are granted refugee statues at the end, the statue will limit you in cleaning toilets only.
Mr. Che would you spend your whole life cleaning faeces of others? I wish that you transmit your true experience back home so that other young people should not fall in the same trap like you.
Posted by: Francis Nche | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 12:11 PM
so ppl have nothing to write now but to focus ur attention to my words oh sorry good for nothing ppl fuck ur ash
Posted by: che | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 01:28 PM
Mr Che Denis,
You certainly take us for fools, don't you? You gave us a valid fax number and a lawyer's name just to turn around and say you were testing our patriotism? You think your cheap and insolent language will make things easier for you? Next time you want to pull such a prank, remember not to post a fax number and your lawyer's name.
Posted by: Randy | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 05:36 PM
Good mr Che Fuck their asses, all this out of topic people.Good for nothing like they try to say. Leave important things to write and focus on you. Is it your fault that you have to leave Cameroon. Maybe some of this basters making this noise, their parents contributed to this mess that we all find our self today, while serving in our annex government of no accountability. We are wealthier enought to leave like beggars and we should be greatful that some people are taking the courage to do something to help change the situation. If we can not be able to join them, then I will advice that we better watch and see how far they are able to go. Maybe if it can´t change any thing from our present situation today it might do for our grand children´s children. For some how there most be a starting point. We will be making an error aiming to achieve what we have not worked for. Lets start to put our voices together and start singing the song of liberation. My GOd.
Posted by: somebody | Wednesday, 20 July 2005 at 07:38 PM
Its high time for the SCNC to start thinking of an arm wing to forster the liberation struggle,signing pieces of papers alone will not achieve anything tangible.we are very ready to make financial contributions here in Europe to acquire a good number of RK14 needed for the struggle.
Posted by: Abongwa Achirimbi Tabufor | Thursday, 21 July 2005 at 06:24 AM
Ronny,Nche Francis,
Are you sure that you have a sense of direction in whatever finger you've pointed at a miserable soul in Germany? I don't even want to comment on the forum he is using to seek help. It might have been wrong for him to stoop so low but it's a pity that all the invectives you've sent out have not advanced the debate one bit.
Is this a forum for settling scores or contributing ideas that could help achieve independence for Southern Cameroons? My goodness! You should be grown and not remain like kids in a kindergarten.
The truth is that when you wear your shoes, only you will know where they pinch. Do you think that people travel out of Cameroon just because of adventure? Excuse me! I don't want to open my chapter here or we'll not end this debate but those who know me know just how I survived through the 1991-1992 storm in Yaounde and I thank God he spared my life so I could one day see the dream of an independent Southern Cameroons come true.
We don't fight with words. So could you by any chance know what cause of action in underway so we can pull our forces together and stop throwing invectives? We went through thick and thin in Douala in 1996 with the signature referendum and lost lives in Mbanga and Nkapa. Lives have been lost allover and these are some of the genuine reasons why some of us are out. I'm not giving you any lessons on SCNC struggle but if you're current you'll know about all this.
There's no doubt that ther'll always be profiteers in any situation but is this reason for us to lose our focus????
One thing is certain. Popol cannot reign with his divide and rule forever. Some subtle progress is being made and one day marriage with la Republique would be history.
Look here. A resistant movement cannot be concentrated in one place. We need logistics and those who are out are well placed to deliver these logistics. We need everybody in this undaunting struggle if we must succeed.
Posted by: hosia | Thursday, 21 July 2005 at 11:45 AM
I have just a few words to the SCNC leaders.
Before the so called DIALOG have to take place, La republic should first of all give you people the possibility to inform our uninform and illiterate pupolation the reasons while we want to seperate.
The possibility to carry on open air rallies to see how much those of us who want complet independence are without any intimidation and to make the SCNC legal Now.
We don´t want to hear that word of illegal movment any more from their mouths.When this is dont then we can start thinking of DIALOG of any form. Hoping that you will not betray us because we want to have leaders whom we can trust and not leaders for self interest. Like one of you said "it is not a matter of bearing titles" but a matter that history will remember your good notions and clean hands for the achievements when this finally comes true.May God continue to bless you aboundantly. We are behind you.
Posted by: Enoh | Thursday, 21 July 2005 at 12:44 PM
wounna leave pipo make them seek their asylum . these asylum seekers di survive their family them for cameroon. atleast that one better pass if them bi day cameroon di do nothing. bollo no dey. so Che Denis go ahead. wounna fail for understand say nah bushfallers them di improve standard of living in cameroon, by supporting their familly back home with food and shelter.
Posted by: Terence N. Ambe | Saturday, 23 July 2005 at 11:58 AM
any party which is not represented in the constitutional diet cannot oppose bills passed in the diet.there's still that ''lack of interest'' within us.we know where we come from but we don't seem to know where we're going to.eradicate all ''bottle necks'' who're at the helm of power and let democracy flow from within.if we're out for an autonomous southern cameroon; if we're out to contain dominance from la republique,then, we must not burge.
Posted by: CHRISTIAN KONNEH | Sunday, 24 July 2005 at 02:05 PM
SCNC leaders should best answer this or any brother or sister who has an answer to it.we're pursueing a march independence but how far are we sure we've got the real leaders to lead us?where is the working population of cameroon?why can't we own and rent houses to immigrants?why can't immigrants be chased out of our territory?why is our economy a ''dumping ground'' to foreign goods and what is being done to booster the consumption of home made products?
suppose POPOL heeds to our plea tonight,who's going to lead us to a start point as MANDELA did to south africa?there's still oppression even within us and some of our politicians are demagogues.
why is the franchise beyond those S.CAMEROONIANS outside?something more than what we hope for has to be done.pray harder when hardest to .
MAY GOD BLESS US ALL.
Posted by: CHRISTIAN KONNEH | Sunday, 24 July 2005 at 02:31 PM
Mr che Francis,
It's quite disgraceful people come arround the post just to argue out personal matters, keep in mind that many are reading the twaddle you post in this Forum. Wether people seek asylum or not, that shouldn't see you i suppose you are contented in the unholy mess meted out on you by La Republique Du Cameroun.
Posted by: Kabuin K. Carl | Saturday, 17 September 2005 at 10:52 AM
THE PROPHECY IS SIMPLE.
No matter what people may say or think,
I am pregnant, i crave a virgin scroll
and a plume of a Dodo.
I have a word and an omen for my people,
there's a silent whisper in the air,
streaming through the innoncent light,
the sound of a buried future that breathes again,
and of a forgotten story turned into account.
For so long souls craved for this,
claptrap abounds and the dream's derailed.
Unsuited Elders throw caution to the winds,
and incline their ears to the tuneful shadows,
rendering to nought our sovereingty,
holding high their beggar's bag
and chanting loud the beggar's song,
falling prey to the thirty pieces,
what a curse, only thirty pieces.
they've sold so cheap our sovereign right,
and licked so freely ,the martyrs' blood,
but the hand that writes has turned on clear,
the prayers and the blood of our fathers are come,
to clean the land and to restore its glory.
No brush good enough will clean the stain,
the blood that stains the Elders' teeth,
who for so long have been for horses,
the black sheep of the land the sigh of our fathers.
Many youths fall after them, running too fast
and going to far into the pit,
questioning their very sovereinnty.
The greatest problem of a man is "not to know his problem, and a foolish child is a burden to the mother.
Be careful lest you throw the baby out with the bath-water.
Posted by: Kabuin K. Carl | Saturday, 17 September 2005 at 11:09 AM
Mr somebody,
I appreciate your point of view, but it's too late to be a spectator, we all have to arise and muscle in on the act, cos if we sit down they'll scorn us to death, if we stand they still won't spare us so it's better we all stand and move, if we die fine if we succeed fine. We have no other hope reserved anywhere, but servitude and constant militarization await us.
Posted by: Kabuin K. Carl | Saturday, 17 September 2005 at 05:52 PM