By Peterkins Manyong
Fon Doh Gah Gwanyin, imprisoned MP, and Mayor of Balikumbat is likely to regain his freedom next week if the Northwest Court of Appeal examining his controversial application for bail yields to pressure from "High Quarters"
The Post has been informed by Northwest Judicial insiders that the decision to free Fon Doh, if taken, will be the handiwork of one, man-Justice Henry Morfaw, the Court's President, who is himself under intense pressure from the CPDM Central Committee and other high places.
The story goes that a Central Committee representative is in Bamenda to ensure that the bail is granted on May 16. Our sources disclosed that the application for bail, filed a few days after Fon Doh's imprisonment, would have been heard on Tuesday, May 9, but had to be adjourned, because of the visit that same day, of Amadou Ali, Vice Prime Minister in Charge of Justice.
Amadou Ali will be in Bamenda to launch the harmonised Penal Code. The Post gathered that the Judges on the panel have disagreed with the idea that Fon Doh be granted bail, not only because he was convicted of a felony, a crime punished with a long prison term, but because yielding to pressure from the Central Committee means allowing the Executive to impose on the Judiciary.
In other words, the Judiciary would be compromising its independence by so doing. The panel of Judges argues that haste in listening, is necessary when it concerns short prison terms because delay could result in the convict serving his or her own prison term before the appeal is heard. But Fon Doh was sentenced to a 15-year jail term.
If there is so much haste in listening to his matter, it means serious pressure is being mounted. The Judges fear that if Fon Doh is granted bail now, the hearing of the appeal will be delayed until the public forgets the matter. The Legal Department, The Post learnt, could concede or contest the bail application, but the decision to grant remains that of the Appeal Court President.
Because of the very sensitive nature of the matter and the interest the public has in it, as evident from the heavy turnout at the Appeal Court, The Post learnt, the Tuesday, May 16 hearing will be in chambers.
Fon Doh's Arrogance
The anger of the Appeal Court panel is reportedly further fuelled by the conduct of Fon Doh himself. The Chief convict in the Kohtem murder case, far from being humble and remorseful, has reportedly been boasting to all those who care to listen, that he will be a free man come May 15.
Fon Doh, The Post learnt, has been given some latitude by Ndop prison authorities to move out of his confinement, accompanied by four warders. Our informant said he was seen with the warders at Upstation, Bamenda, last week. Fon Doh is also said to have given the impression that he is not in good health. It is feared that he may forge medical certificates, which his lawyers will then present to strengthen their argument that he should be granted bail.
SDF Promises Mayhem
The SDF in Balikumbat has described the move to "release" Fon Doh on bail as the prologue to a very bloody drama in the village. Many of those who spoke to The Post said it would have been better to discharge and acquit him than to jail and release him a month after "There is nothing as dangerous as a wounded lion" one of them said.
Dr Pius Lecigah, Balikumbat SDF Chairman, told The Post that he did not believe the same Judiciary that gained credibility as independent and reliable when it passed the judgment could disgrace itself by undoing its good work because of pressure from above.
Richard Kunde Meneyam, family members in Balikumbat told The Post, is only one of several people that were brutalised by Fon Doh supporters, following the outcome of the Kohtem trial. Other families, especially those that rejoiced at the jailing of the Fon lost their homesteads to pro-Doh vandals. Fon Doh's release, it is held in these circles, could mean an apparent brutal crackdown on those who rejoiced when the traditional ruler was jailed.
It should be recalled that Justice Damian Ambe said before the verdict imprisoning Fon Doh was passed on Tuesday, April 12, that the trial Judges had been under a lot of pressure, including attempts to induce them financially, to pass a lenient judgment.
The Post was reliably informed that Justice Ambe who is a Grade 4 Magistrate, was threatened with professional stagnation after he refused huge sums of money to twist the case.
Before the verdict, there was a demand by his superiors to know what the verdict would look like, but he refused on grounds that it was unethical.An unsigned tract widely circulating nationwide, talks of an imminent bloodbath in Balikumbat, should Doh be released.
It names a top Anglophone official at the Ministry of Justice, as well as the President of the Northwest Court of Appeal who are reportedly bent on seeing that the jailed Fon is granted bail.
Part of the tactics of la republique du cameroun. We will see how things will end with this case. I wonder what la republique du cameroun think.
Posted by: rexon | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 12:56 PM
Sorry guys for the digression but serious matter warranting urgent attention .Our fellow contrymen have been rearrested so we want to mount international pressure for their immediate release so we need some information from all at sundry.Anyone who knows the contact addresses of the following persons should please help paste them here
Desmond Tutu
Peter Essoka
Eric Njinge
Prof Carlson Anyangwe
Koffi Annan
One Cameroonian Barrister Incharge of the Tribunal in Rwanda
Prof Wole Soyinke
Thanks for understanding
Tayong
Posted by: Tayong(Copenhagen) | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 01:01 PM
Washow's well documented narration has just given us a recall of the gory experience Cameroonians, militants for change, often face during elections.
That's the frustrating way the Biya regime has managed to stall the democratization process these passed 16yrs.
How sad, Washow's experience.
Yet, in as much as there is Mukete involved, and in as much as the Mukete(s) on this forum hold(s) a position diametrically opposed to the views of SCNC Fru Ndiists here, nothing points to the Mukete(s) being the same person.
It just may be, but is that of more substance than the debate here that seeks to unravel the SDF problem?
This is The PostNewsline, a newspaper that has opened this forum for public debate, not an SDF forum. So wasting valuable time to "prove" someone's political color is diversionary as far as I'm concerned.
The substance here is the subject under debate. Here, whichever Mukete, be they the sons, brothers, cousins or whatsoever of a hated Nfon Mukete, be that Mukete a propaganda officer for La Republique or CPDM, they have an equal right to express themselves on this forum as Washow who admits without apologies that he was/is a propaganda officer for SDF somewhere.
If anyone has questioned Washow's opinion here it might have been for the content of the opinion not for his status as propaganda officer.
We wished we didn't have propaganda officers here but how bad is one propaganda than another propaganga?
Goodluck as you each strive to uncover the true identity of your detractors. The whole forum will benefit from the findings. I hope no one has given up.
BenF
Posted by: BenB | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 01:15 PM
Whatever happened in Cameroon during the past four months leading up to the IMF/World Bank HIPC decision was merely window dressing. The regime has accomplished what it wanted to accomplish viz partial debt cancellation. Watch and see how decisions that were made to entice the international community will be reversed. I hope the population does not take it lightly when this criminal is released. Anyway the struggle for a free Southern Cameroon must go ahead.
Posted by: neba funiba | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 01:16 PM
La Republique judiciary is a disgrace.
Posted by: Adolf Vanderwaals | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 01:39 PM
If this murderer is released, I am afraid, there will be big trouble in Bamenda. Please, judges, let him serve his term. He is a criminal and has earned imprison term. Thanks. Jackson of Greater WAshington
Posted by: Nko Mbengo | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 01:42 PM
Sorry guys
Some people might have mistaken my plea above for the release of fellow countrymen to mean the release of Fon Doh.God forbids.Sorry I meant the release of the leaders of the anglophone movement who have been rearrested in Bamenda
Tayong
Posted by: Tayong(Copenhagen) | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 01:50 PM
I read carefuly the unfolding events about Doh.There's no body above the law.If this man is released then Cameroon should be prepare for a civil war come what may.Doh is a man who has not only kill kontem, he sent that family on exile.He instigated tribal war with nabouring villages and as a result many people killed and other left homeless.
Sadam is on trial to day and will definately be jailed. If he's released as alerged by the pressmen then we need not talk about democratization in a cameroon.This man has just a single vote and a parliamentary sit. If Biya was a good man,the lifes of the many cameroon reuin by this man should have been a call for concern.If Biya was a good man, he should have addressed the nation on that behalf.Biya himself had never shot and killed any Cameroonian though peoplew kill on his behalf.What a country are we biulding?We cameroonian should pray for God mercy.
You can not be what you are to be unless I am what I want to be.Biya should try to love the people he claimed to be ruling.Love is an understanding, creative and redemptive good will of all men.It's a kind of love that seek nothing in return.That's the love of God. Justice delayed is justice denied.Biya should pretend to the cameroonian people and let's feel we have country.The release of this man will send a strong signal to the other people who are being threatened to day by some of our leaders.
The SDF should embark on changing the country not strugling for leadership in the party.Biya has infilterat the SDF and now we hear of factions in this party.We will regret when ever FRU NDI hand over power to these guys.The cameroon constitution allow for creation of many parties but these guys in the SDF don't want to form their own parties.
It's true Fru Ndi is been long as party chairman. We should change him democratically not creating factions. We don't seems to have politician in Cameroon.Politics is not war.Fru Ndi is not an enemy to Biya.They have different politcal ideals.CPDM is like the Republican party in the state.The republican party members can disagree in times of disagreement and still vote for bills that will help the country.CPDM have friends in the SDF and vis-vis.Can we talk politics and behave like politician.Clinton defeated Bush sinior but to day they are working together to help the world.We shouldn't be too selfish and learn to listen to others and work togehter for a better cameroon.
Thanks
Posted by: Lienghotue Gideon | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 02:27 PM
as a point of reminder. a month ago i wrote on this same forum that i was working on the exit strategies of my friend fon doh.how would guys ever thought that the fon will remain in prison. cameroon is in our hands and you will all watch fon doh walk out of prison a free man not long from now.worthless cameroonians calling them selves "bush fallers" should know that cameroon is not for them.you guys should stay away and be cleaning toilet in foreign countries. we know what we gain by living and administering cameroon.
noko mbele emanuel
Posted by: noko mbele emanuel | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 02:35 PM
Corruption is flowing in the viens I keep saying. I dont want to believe Amadou Ali who started the good job will want to mess it up at the end. If this Fon be released, then .....hmmmmm hell will break lose in Balikumbat. This man kills without pity. His conscience is dead. His mischief exceeds all the books of the bible. And this is just one of the ten commandments he defies at will because he certainly had been defying the other nine very often. This man had killed many before and this was not the first one. He even killed two gendarmes last year. I am afraid he will certainly go free. Oh my God. Poor Balikumbat people who rejoiced for justice will be scared off their own village. They will certainly flee to neighbouring villages as `refugees`. I know this man and he is dangerous. When he is out to kill, he means business.
Please Cameroon Executive. Let justice take its course. If this man has already been seen at up-station then his freedom had already started. His thugs cannot brutalise in Balikumbat in his absence. They have just been acting on his orders. His children constitute the majority of thugs. Let the Judiciary be independent. What a corrupt country! Judiciary, Executive and Legislature are all one man`s peronal assets. My God this is the beginning of a war in Bamenda. I am scared. Even of the judge`s own life...........
Posted by: samleyin | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 02:53 PM
Fellow camenroonians, i feel the tyrant should count himself locky to be in prison,The spirit of revange is very strong,and only a single bullet will let him down if the administration plays the dirty game.After all the dead of one is better than that of familise.the judge that will grant the bail should equally be prepared to pay the price.I feel we will apply the jungle justice at this time because there is no justice in cameroon.God bless Southern cameroon
Posted by: Jungle man | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 03:05 PM
Once again we let emotions cloud our judgement. I am surprised that even my Southern Cameroons friend have missed the boat on this one. One of the cornerstone of the Anglophone Judicial system is the ability to be granted bail for ANY crime commmitted - including murder. What primarily determines if bail is granted or no, is whether the accused is a FLIGHT RISk. In other words, will he skip bail? If the answer is No then the accused gets his temporary freedom.
What the Post has done here is write another shoddy piece full of speculation gossip and shallow analysis all meant to inflame the public and set the Court of Appeal judge up for lynching.
Nobody is above the law and nobody is below the law. If the court determines that Doh is not a flight risk, then he should be set free in conformity with the suprior justice system in "Southern Cameroons". And if Southern Cameroons activists decide to personalize justice in this case, then they don't even know what they are supposedly fighting for.
So is Doh a flight risk or not? That is for the court to determine and not the CPDM central committee, the Abakwa lynch mob, or even The Post which is becoming quite an embarrassment these days.
You guys back off now!!!
Posted by: Malam Dogo | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 03:09 PM
The CPDM Central Committee is playing with fire. This type of pressure on the judicial system is the wrong type of pressure and is most uncalled for.
I hope that they will reverse their actions to avoid a public outcry. They should not start damaging the image of Cameroon and sending the wrong message to international investors so soon after the completion point.
The air of inpunity in the country is over, and I hope that President Biya will intervene in this matter to call the CPDM Central Committe to order, or this will be the first step in reversing the good work that has already been done to put the country in the right direction.
It is only a fool who, having learnt from his mistakes, returns to making the same mistakes with the hope that it can get away with it. A return to the air of impunity is going to damage the economic prospects of the country, as it is a step backwards towards indiscipline and irresponsibility.
President Biya and the CPDM should not think that having attained the completion point the world's eyes have been removed from the country. There are still penalties that the international community can apply if Cameroon were to reverse the increasing discipline and responsibility that is gripping the country.
The President and his party should not think that the people have lost their critical minds because the completion point is over. We are still here with open eyes watching your every move, so be careful!
A step in the wrong direction and you will open a can of worms once more. Just as we supported you in the attainment of the completion point so will we bring you down if you start getting lose and showing us disrespect. So, stop trying to play tricks with us!
I hope the point is clear.
Posted by: Dr. A. A. Agbormbai | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 03:12 PM
Dr A.A Agbormbai,
Which completion point are you talking about and which CPDM central commitee?
You really believe in them more than you believe in us and our numerous experiences.Sometimes, i turn to really think that you dont know how those criminals operate.
i have told you Dr agbormbai and i want to tell you again. Even if at the end, they tell us in this forum that this criminal has been finally jailed, i will never believe because i know what la republique du cameroun and the central commitee you are talking of are up to.
Bye.
Posted by: rexon | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 03:36 PM
Fon Doh Gah Gwanyin was tried and duly found guilty of the murder of John Knontem in a court of Law, and if Cameroon is truly a State of Law as it is being portrayed to the international Community then he should be left in prison while the appeal process takes its cause; vue the gravity of the case. This in order to ensure peace in Balikumbat and the North West province as a whole, I hope what happened to the Fon of Babanki is still fresh in the minds of all those scheming the machinations to get him released.
Posted by: Numvi | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 03:40 PM
The judgement sentencing Fon Doh was appealed and by right he his entittle to request for and be granted or denied bail. If the court finds it necessary that he be granted bail pending the appeal then there is nothing wrong with that. That's justice.
Posted by: Big Joe | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 04:46 PM
Justice Ambe Damian and Co,you have done your part.Posterity will judge those who want to fumble in this matter for selfish reasons.
Lets watch and see if Cameroon is a country of law.
Posted by: Fon Lawrence | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 05:55 PM
Malam Dogo, You wrote -
"Nobody is above the law and nobody is below the law"
"What primarily determines if bail is granted or no, is whether the accused is a FLIGHT RISk. In other words, will he skip bail? If the answer is No then the accused gets his temporary freedom."
Point of correction -
Camerooninans can be split into two distinct groups; Those that are above the law, and those that are below the law.
What primarily determines if bail is granted or not, is the likelyhood that that Doh Gwayin commit further criminal actions if released.
What sort of people protect their murderers who act like animals? CPDM: Criminal Pack Despot Movement
Posted by: Glenn Wilson | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 06:38 PM
Mr.Moderator,
I am very insulted. Not even in the name of freedom of speech should this be allowed to happen. I will rather read a track from the Ku Klux Klan than see this fellow dish out insults and rubbish on this forum. Who exactly is Noko Mbele Emmanuel? You can't even spell your own name correctly, yet, have the nerve of insulting Cameroonians who have the thinking capability you are so devoid of, who are gainfully working and making an honest living? Mister, be well advised that Cameroon shall someday get out of the control idiots and thieves. And when the day shall come, your type and the Fon Dohs will have but one form of trial; lowered into the ocean in iron baskets and allowed to drink enough salt water and die slowly. Bush felas continue to contribute towards the economic survival of Cameroon. Sadly, that survival entails keeping your type alive too. What a pardox!
Posted by: Che Sunday (Dr.) | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 07:05 PM
Fon Doh`s possible bail is a devastating disaster, a miscarriage of justice and a huge mockery of the Cameroon judiciary system. I foresee systematic revenge, further brutal killings, poisoning, a lot of unbearable agony for the anti-Doh people of Balikumbat and some members of the North West judiciary. Justice Ambe and all those who handled the Doh case have to be on the watch as assassins could be paid to eliminate them. I am heavily depressed with this ugly twist. What a shame for Cameroon?
DAVID TITA (PG Student Uni. of Manchester, UK)
Posted by: David Tita | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 07:14 PM
Politics and the law in Cameroon used to look like a big circus.I hope this time the judiciary is independent both in theory and in practice.If that be the case,the presiding judge should be allowed to do his duty without fear or favour.
Posted by: Edwin Yobo | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 07:16 PM
I feel sickened when i read the above article on the Doh saga.Many have said it and i want add it in strong terms that Doh eventual release will witness a lot of killings in Balikumbat.I want to blame the people of Balikumbat for having delayed this long in enthroning a new Fon in that land.If that had been done as soon as Doh got incarcerated,things would never be the same again as any attempt by him either at night or during the day to get back to palace would be seen as a political coup d'etat.Balikumbat people,what have you people been waiting for all this while.You better get mobilised and get yourselves a new Fon.Delay will be dangerous as your man Doh still thinks he is a Fon in that land.A word to a wise is sufficient.Act now or you will regret next week if the arm of justice is twisted and Doh returns home.What will happen when this happens is what i saw in my dream while i slept last night but for now i seal my lips.Watch out
Posted by: mbang | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 07:53 PM
I felt sickened when i read the above article on the Doh saga.Many have said it and i want add it in strong terms that Doh's eventual release will witness a lot of killings in Balikumbat.I want to blame the people of Balikumbat for having delayed this long in enthroning a new Fon in that land.If that had been done as soon as Doh got incarcerated,things would never be the same again as any attempt by him either at night or during the day to get back to palace would be seen as a political coup d'etat.Balikumbat people,what have you people been waiting for all this while.You better get mobilised and get yourselves a new Fon.Delay will be dangerous as your man Doh still thinks he is a Fon in that land.A word to a wise is sufficient.Act now or you will regret next week if the arm of justice is twisted and Doh returns home.What will happen when this happens is what i saw in my dream while i slept last night but for now i seal my lips.Watch out
Posted by: mbang | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 07:56 PM
I have warned many times that the game president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi are playing will one day plunge the entire country into war. The very essence why Fon Ndoh was sentenced to death was a continuation of the secret deal that president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi had signed. Those who saw Ni John Fru Ndi rejoicing when Fon Ndoh was imprisoned could not have understood that his joy was centered on a purely selfish victory. While poor Cameroonians were rejoicing that Justice has been done, president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi were rejoicing that the death of poor John Kohtem and the subsequent imprisonment of Fon Ndoh have given the International community the belief that truly the SDF is a regional North West party.
Fon Ndoh was a thorn in the flesh of President Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi, but these two people found it extremely hard to dismantle the militia that he had established in Balikumbat. In a secret deal that Ni John Fru Ndi and president paul Biya signed, it was agreed that the SDF should gather all the votes in the North West while majority votes in the other provinces should go to president Paul Biya and the CPDM. This was a suggestion from France, and the reason for this was simple. The French did not like the idea of president Paul Biya sweeping all the votes throughout the country, because this would give the impression that there was no viable opposition in the country. This is something International donor countries wouldn’t like to hear.
Consequently, France insisted that in order to help Cameroon get the much needed money and debt relief from International Financial organizations, it was important that president Paul Biya gives the impression that there is an opposition in Cameroon, but that this opposition unfortunately is a regional and tribal party. The Geo-political situation in the country was further complicated when the US Embassy told president Paul Biya that the North West province can not be totally for the SDF when Fon Ndoh, an influential North West Fon won almost all the votes in an important constituency in the North West. The US government has been challenging president Paul Biya’s claim that the SDF is an Anglophone party due to the election victory of a CPDM central committee member in Balikumbat. Fon Ndoh, although an important personality, was an obstacle for the confidence president Paul Biya needed from Western countries and from International Financial organizations. This explains why Biya needed the collaboration of Ni John Fru Ndi by all means.
France, therefore, advised president Paul Biya to do everything in his power to see that the SDF and Ni John Fru Ndi gain total control of the North West province. It is important to know that president Paul Biya has given the impression that it is the North West province that is Anglophone in the country. Most International organizations know that the South West province is Francophone. In order to unfold the plan of giving the North West province to the SDF so as gain International trust, president Paul Biya had no other alternatives than to strike a secret deal with Ni John Fru Ndi and the SDF. The first stage of the project, according to the deal, was to remove all CPDM officials who post the least threat to Ni John Fru Ndi and the SDF in the North West province. This is how people like Nkwain, Tamfu, etc. left the political scene. This is how the only Santa CPDM official who was acting as a buffer against Ni John Fru Ndi in the North West province, Simon Achidi, lost his job as Prime Minister of the country. Part of the deal made it clear that Ni John Fru Ndi should be the natural leader of the Anglophone North West province, and that no North Westerner – be it in the opposition or in the CPDM- should have any authority greater than that of Ni John Fru Ndi. This is how the post of Prime Minister has been shifted to the South West province. Ni John Fru Ndi insisted that for the deal to work, he wouldn’t like to have any North Westerner claiming authority over the authority he enjoys by the deal. That is how he personally suggested that the highest North Westerner in government should be someone who has no voice in the North West and who is not known in the North West province. That is how the name of the present Assistant Secretary General in the presidency came up. Ni John Fru Ndi insisted that the post been given to someone who can not claim any part of the North West province as his strong hold. When president Paul Biya asked Ni John Fru Ndi to suggest a North Westerner for the post of Assistant Secretary General in the presidency, Ni John Fru Ndi and Mbah Ndam put forward only one name. That is how the North Westerner, Yang Philemon was pulled from Canada where he had been forgotten as Cametroon’s Ambassador to Ottawa for more almost twenty (20) years. As part of the deal also, Ni John Fru insisted that no authoritative government officials in the likes of Bell Luc Renne (former governor) be posted to Bamenda again. This explains why the successive governors have always given Ni John Fru Ndi the respect that the deal demands.
The only threat to the authority of Ni John Fru Ndi and the SDF in the North West province was Fon Ndoh of Balikumbat. President Paul Biya found it very risky disgracing Fon Ndoh, who was already a CPDM central committee member, with parliamentary immunity and a very influential Fon in the North West province. President Paul Biya was also aware of the fact that Fon Ndoh is aware of important government and CPDM secrets, and that he holds a strong militia in his area of control. Care was therefore needed. To the greatest joy of Ni John Fru Ndi and president Paul Biya, poor John Kohtem was murdered in Balikumbat. Ni John Fru Ndi and president Paul Biya received with total satisfaction the news that John Kohtem was actually murdered by Fon Ndoh of Balikumbat. While Ni John Fru Ndi and Mbah Ndam were shedding crocrodile tears in public, in their hearts, the death of John Kohtem was just as if the Good Lord has descended from Heaven and has relieved them of all their sins. This is how the exploitation of the untimely death of John Kohtem started.
Ni John Fru Ndi was mobilizing militants in the North West province to protest against Fon Ndoh, demanding that immediate justice be done. When SDF militants wanted to cause destruction as a protest against Fon Ndoh, Ni John Fru Ndi immediately contacted Yaounde with the impression that the entire North West province was soon going to war. This was not good news for president Paul Biya and International Financial organizations. As part of the deal that president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi had signed, Ni John Fru Ndi was expected to ensure that peace and order reigns in the North West province. When president Paul Biya reminded Ni John Fru Ndi of this responsibility of his, and promised that he, Biya, was going to contact the governor of the North West province, Ni John Fru Ndi immediately asked SDF militants to be calm. This is how the governor came in to tell SDF militants that justice would soon take its due course.
The next difficult step was on how to catch Fon Ndoh, a man who has fought hard for the CPDM and for president Paul Biya. Biya therefore had to assure Fon Ndoh that he should stand trial without any fear whatsoever. After all, even if he is sentenced, the executive still has much to do. This is the road that leads Fon Ndoh into prison. From the day that his parliamentary immunity was lifted, to when he was sent to prison, president Paul Biya contacted foreign embassies and International Financial organizations to ensure them that genuine democracy is in Cameroon, with government judges actually sentencing a CPDM central committee member and parliamentarian to jail. This was good News for France, because in it, the International community was made to understand that with Fon Ndoh in prison, the Anglophone North West province was now totally of the SDF and of Ni John Fru Ndi. The International community was deceived into thinking that with Ni John Fru Ndi in command of the whole Anglophone North West province, the rights of minority Anglophones will be protected. This is what International monetary bodies wanted to hear, and they actually believed it when they were hearing it from the mouth of Ni John Fru Ndi himself.
Even before the court suit against Fon Ndoh, president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi have been giving the impression that a Minority Anglophone Leader, Ni John Fru Ndi is actually collaborating with the government of Yaounde. Whenever Ni John Fru Ndi was abroad and visiting foreign bodies, he secretly used cars of Cameroon Embassies, with the flag and name of “Cameroun” and the photograph of president Paul Biya inside. Ni John Fru Ndi was accompanied on all such secret visits abroad by Cameroonian security men carrying their Embassy accreditation badges on their chest. Mindful of the danger that would result if these secret deals reach the Cameroonian public, Ni John Fru Ndi treated them as confidential missions and would even avoid been taken photographs with government cars and security officials. Unfortunately for Ni John Fru Ndi, when his wife (of blessed memory) was taken abroad on CPDM government budget, he was so confused that he could no more hide some of the secret benefits he has been enjoying abroad from the CPDM government. Abroad, before his wife died and even after she died, Ni John Fru Ndi was actually seen by Cameroonians been driven around the town, hotel, and hospital by CDPM government drivers, in CPDM government cars and was openly protected by CPDM government body guards. Thus as Ni John Fru Ndi deceives Cameroonians by using SDF vanguards inside the country, abroad, he uses the services of CPDM security men who killed six innocent souls in Bamenda for his personal protection. Abroad, CPDM agents who molested him in Cameroun and killed Cameroonians during the 1990s protect Ni John Fru Ndi. Who would have imagine Ni John Fru Ndi sleeping with his eyes closed in a foreign hotel protected by CPDM security men! . The most disturbing fact is that Ni John Fru Ndi was fully aware that he was merely washing the image of president Paul Biya and the CPDM abroad. We see how money and power can change a person.
Let me come back to the hidden facts behind the exploitation of the death of John Kohtem. Fon Ndoh was going to prison knowing fully well that he will be released one day, and that it was a temporal measure to gain support for Biya and the CPDM. Even Ni John Fru Ndi knew this, but they merely wanted Fon Ndoh to go to prison so as to gain International confidence and to project it as if it was victory for Ni John Fru Ndi. However, as an ex-convict, even if he leaves prison on a bail that will never end, he wouldn’t be able to go back to parliament. This explains why SDF is putting everything in place to take over Balibkumbat. This will complete the plan of making the SDF a North West party and presenting Ni John Fru Ndi as the eye, ear and mouth of Anglophones. We therefore understand why during the trial of Fon Ndoh, the government media were over blowing the fight against corrupt government officials. It was during that period that important CPDM officials were arrested and detained on corruption charges. Even a CPDM minister was dismissed and then immediately arrested on corruption charges. It was a ploy to attract foreign governments and International organizations into the “historic case” in Bamenda. Since that historic verdict, the anti-corruption fight has died down. Ni John Fru Ndi was fully aware of all this game, and he was part of it.
Thanks to Ni John Fru Ndi and the deal with president Paul Biya, the World Bank and other donor countries have canceled Cameroon’s debts and Cameroon has passed the exam to be one of the world’s poorest country on earth. This means more money with strings is flowing in and more money is going to president Paul Biya and the man who has washed his political image abroad. With Cameroon having passed the exam of becoming one of the poorest country on earth, and getting the benefits attached to this exam, it is now time for all those who were locked up to be released. It is also the turn of Fon Ndoh. Even if Fon Ndoh is released, the plan has worked because Fon Ndoh can no more go to parliament. The parliamentary seat for Balikumbat is waiting for the SDF.
Consequently, those who think that the SDF convention in Bamenda will not hold are making a bid mistake. This time around, even if Ni John Fru Ndi lacks the funds to organize it, the CPDM government will supply the money. Any government administrator trying to stop the SDF convention in Bamenda would be signing his own death warrant. Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi can ignore the Yaounde SDF convention because they know it will have no bearings on foreign governments and International organizations. As the North West Anglophone Head he has accepted to be, Ni John Fru Ndi has nothing to lose in Yaounde.
Let readers wait to see how the next parliamentary and council elections in Balikumbat will unfold to the sole advantage of Ni John Fru Ndi and president Paul Biya. And before I stop here, for today, I want to ask readers why the other Butcher of Ray Buba was never taken to court?
Who says Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi are not using Cameroonians for their selfish interests! God should open our eyes and hearts, so that we can see and feel the pains they are injecting on us.
The anger in my heart does not allow me to re-read this contribution. Pray for our country. Pray for those who have lost their eyes, their hearts and their conscience.
Stay tuned.
Mukete
Posted by: mukete | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 08:14 PM
See where unprincipled actions can land a great political party.
The SDF took the credit for forcing the hand of the government to let the judiciary do its job that resulted in the sentencing of Fon Doh.
Here now the SDF, the CPDM and their booty (Fon Doh) are employing the same dirty methods to dribble the courts - using appeal against judgement and "stay of execution" to hold back the hand of justice.
And lo! when Fru Ndi and his friends shall have wabbled their way to hold a convention by playing over the courts, whence shall their moral authority to challenge the courts to deny Fon Doh bail based on their now pet phrase "stay of execution"?
Blatant, bitter truth has a way of catching up with sweet liars. Such sweet talkers will be dumb and speechless when Fon Doh shall mount the podium to celebrate his TECHNICAL release using their own very crafty methods.
We're watching.
BenF
Posted by: BenB | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 08:48 PM
Dear forum members,
I had once mentioned that this sudden imprisonment and jailing of Fon Ndoh was a means by the LRC to blindfool the masses that justice reigns and that the court is void of injustice practice.Look at what is happening now.The release and bail of a prisoner(Fon Ndoh)is not a good example to other prisoners who are under lock and key.It's a pity that justice is preached but not practised in Cameroon.
Fritzane Kiki]
Hong Kong
Posted by: Fritzane Kiki Hong kong | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 09:35 PM
I have warned many times that the game president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi are playing will one day plunge the entire country into war. The very essence why Fon Ndoh was sentenced to death was a continuation of the secret deal that president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi had signed. Those who saw Ni John Fru Ndi rejoicing when Fon Ndoh was imprisoned could not have understood that his joy was centered on a purely selfish victory. While poor Cameroonians were rejoicing that Justice has been done, president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi were rejoicing that the death of poor John Kohtem and the subsequent imprisonment of Fon Ndoh have given the International community the belief that truly the SDF is a regional North West party.
Fon Ndoh was a thorn in the flesh of President Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi, but these two people found it extremely hard to dismantle the militia that he had established in Balikumbat. In a secret deal that Ni John Fru Ndi and president paul Biya signed, it was agreed that the SDF should gather all the votes in the North West while majority votes in the other provinces should go to president Paul Biya and the CPDM. This was a suggestion from France, and the reason for this was simple. The French did not like the idea of president Paul Biya sweeping all the votes throughout the country, because this would give the impression that there was no viable opposition in the country. This is something International donor countries wouldn’t like to hear.
Consequently, France insisted that in order to help Cameroon get the much needed money and debt relief from International Financial organizations, it was important that president Paul Biya gives the impression that there is an opposition in Cameroon, but that this opposition unfortunately is a regional and tribal party. The Geo-political situation in the country was further complicated when the US Embassy told president Paul Biya that the North West province can not be totally for the SDF when Fon Ndoh, an influential North West Fon won almost all the votes in an important constituency in the North West. The US government has been challenging president Paul Biya’s claim that the SDF is an Anglophone party due to the election victory of a CPDM central committee member in Balikumbat. Fon Ndoh, although an important personality, was an obstacle for the confidence president Paul Biya needed from Western countries and from International Financial organizations. This explains why Biya needed the collaboration of Ni John Fru Ndi by all means.
France, therefore, advised president Paul Biya to do everything in his power to see that the SDF and Ni John Fru Ndi gain total control of the North West province. It is important to know that president Paul Biya has given the impression that it is the North West province that is Anglophone in the country. Most International organizations know that the South West province is Francophone. In order to unfold the plan of giving the North West province to the SDF so as gain International trust, president Paul Biya had no other alternatives than to strike a secret deal with Ni John Fru Ndi and the SDF. The first stage of the project, according to the deal, was to remove all CPDM officials who post the least threat to Ni John Fru Ndi and the SDF in the North West province. This is how people like Nkwain, Tamfu, etc. left the political scene. This is how the only Santa CPDM official who was acting as a buffer against Ni John Fru Ndi in the North West province, Simon Achidi, lost his job as Prime Minister of the country. Part of the deal made it clear that Ni John Fru Ndi should be the natural leader of the Anglophone North West province, and that no North Westerner – be it in the opposition or in the CPDM- should have any authority greater than that of Ni John Fru Ndi. This is how the post of Prime Minister has been shifted to the South West province. Ni John Fru Ndi insisted that for the deal to work, he wouldn’t like to have any North Westerner claiming authority over the authority he enjoys by the deal. That is how he personally suggested that the highest North Westerner in government should be someone who has no voice in the North West and who is not known in the North West province. That is how the name of the present Assistant Secretary General in the presidency came up. Ni John Fru Ndi insisted that the post been given to someone who can not claim any part of the North West province as his strong hold. When president Paul Biya asked Ni John Fru Ndi to suggest a North Westerner for the post of Assistant Secretary General in the presidency, Ni John Fru Ndi and Mbah Ndam put forward only one name. That is how the North Westerner, Yang Philemon was pulled from Canada where he had been forgotten as Cametroon’s Ambassador to Ottawa for more almost twenty (20) years. As part of the deal also, Ni John Fru insisted that no authoritative government officials in the likes of Bell Luc Renne (former governor) be posted to Bamenda again. This explains why the successive governors have always given Ni John Fru Ndi the respect that the deal demands.
The only threat to the authority of Ni John Fru Ndi and the SDF in the North West province was Fon Ndoh of Balikumbat. President Paul Biya found it very risky disgracing Fon Ndoh, who was already a CPDM central committee member, with parliamentary immunity and a very influential Fon in the North West province. President Paul Biya was also aware of the fact that Fon Ndoh is aware of important government and CPDM secrets, and that he holds a strong militia in his area of control. Care was therefore needed. To the greatest joy of Ni John Fru Ndi and president Paul Biya, poor John Kohtem was murdered in Balikumbat. Ni John Fru Ndi and president Paul Biya received with total satisfaction the news that John Kohtem was actually murdered by Fon Ndoh of Balikumbat. While Ni John Fru Ndi and Mbah Ndam were shedding crocrodile tears in public, in their hearts, the death of John Kohtem was just as if the Good Lord has descended from Heaven and has relieved them of all their sins. This is how the exploitation of the untimely death of John Kohtem started.
Ni John Fru Ndi was mobilizing militants in the North West province to protest against Fon Ndoh, demanding that immediate justice be done. When SDF militants wanted to cause destruction as a protest against Fon Ndoh, Ni John Fru Ndi immediately contacted Yaounde with the impression that the entire North West province was soon going to war. This was not good news for president Paul Biya and International Financial organizations. As part of the deal that president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi had signed, Ni John Fru Ndi was expected to ensure that peace and order reigns in the North West province. When president Paul Biya reminded Ni John Fru Ndi of this responsibility of his, and promised that he, Biya, was going to contact the governor of the North West province, Ni John Fru Ndi immediately asked SDF militants to be calm. This is how the governor came in to tell SDF militants that justice would soon take its due course.
The next difficult step was on how to catch Fon Ndoh, a man who has fought hard for the CPDM and for president Paul Biya. Biya therefore had to assure Fon Ndoh that he should stand trial without any fear whatsoever. After all, even if he is sentenced, the executive still has much to do. This is the road that leads Fon Ndoh into prison. From the day that his parliamentary immunity was lifted, to when he was sent to prison, president Paul Biya contacted foreign embassies and International Financial organizations to ensure them that genuine democracy is in Cameroon, with government judges actually sentencing a CPDM central committee member and parliamentarian to jail. This was good News for France, because in it, the International community was made to understand that with Fon Ndoh in prison, the Anglophone North West province was now totally of the SDF and of Ni John Fru Ndi. The International community was deceived into thinking that with Ni John Fru Ndi in command of the whole Anglophone North West province, the rights of minority Anglophones will be protected. This is what International monetary bodies wanted to hear, and they actually believed it when they were hearing it from the mouth of Ni John Fru Ndi himself.
Even before the court suit against Fon Ndoh, president Paul Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi have been giving the impression that a Minority Anglophone Leader, Ni John Fru Ndi is actually collaborating with the government of Yaounde. Whenever Ni John Fru Ndi was abroad and visiting foreign bodies, he secretly used cars of Cameroon Embassies, with the flag and name of “Cameroun” and the photograph of president Paul Biya inside. Ni John Fru Ndi was accompanied on all such secret visits abroad by Cameroonian security men carrying their Embassy accreditation badges on their chest. Mindful of the danger that would result if these secret deals reach the Cameroonian public, Ni John Fru Ndi treated them as confidential missions and would even avoid been taken photographs with government cars and security officials. Unfortunately for Ni John Fru Ndi, when his wife (of blessed memory) was taken abroad on CPDM government budget, he was so confused that he could no more hide some of the secret benefits he has been enjoying abroad from the CPDM government. Abroad, before his wife died and even after she died, Ni John Fru Ndi was actually seen by Cameroonians been driven around the town, hotel, and hospital by CDPM government drivers, in CPDM government cars and was openly protected by CPDM government body guards. Thus as Ni John Fru Ndi deceives Cameroonians by using SDF vanguards inside the country, abroad, he uses the services of CPDM security men who killed six innocent souls in Bamenda for his personal protection. Abroad, CPDM agents who molested him in Cameroun and killed Cameroonians during the 1990s protect Ni John Fru Ndi. Who would have imagine Ni John Fru Ndi sleeping with his eyes closed in a foreign hotel protected by CPDM security men! . The most disturbing fact is that Ni John Fru Ndi was fully aware that he was merely washing the image of president Paul Biya and the CPDM abroad. We see how money and power can change a person.
Let me come back to the hidden facts behind the exploitation of the death of John Kohtem. Fon Ndoh was going to prison knowing fully well that he will be released one day, and that it was a temporal measure to gain support for Biya and the CPDM. Even Ni John Fru Ndi knew this, but they merely wanted Fon Ndoh to go to prison so as to gain International confidence and to project it as if it was victory for Ni John Fru Ndi. However, as an ex-convict, even if he leaves prison on a bail that will never end, he wouldn’t be able to go back to parliament. This explains why SDF is putting everything in place to take over Balibkumbat. This will complete the plan of making the SDF a North West party and presenting Ni John Fru Ndi as the eye, ear and mouth of Anglophones. We therefore understand why during the trial of Fon Ndoh, the government media were over blowing the fight against corrupt government officials. It was during that period that important CPDM officials were arrested and detained on corruption charges. Even a CPDM minister was dismissed and then immediately arrested on corruption charges. It was a ploy to attract foreign governments and International organizations into the “historic case” in Bamenda. Since that historic verdict, the anti-corruption fight has died down. Ni John Fru Ndi was fully aware of all this game, and he was part of it.
Thanks to Ni John Fru Ndi and the deal with president Paul Biya, the World Bank and other donor countries have canceled Cameroon’s debts and Cameroon has passed the exam to be one of the world’s poorest country on earth. This means more money with strings is flowing in and more money is going to president Paul Biya and the man who has washed his political image abroad. With Cameroon having passed the exam of becoming one of the poorest country on earth, and getting the benefits attached to this exam, it is now time for all those who were locked up to be released. It is also the turn of Fon Ndoh. Even if Fon Ndoh is released, the plan has worked because Fon Ndoh can no more go to parliament. The parliamentary seat for Balikumbat is waiting for the SDF.
Consequently, those who think that the SDF convention in Bamenda will not hold are making a bid mistake. This time around, even if Ni John Fru Ndi lacks the funds to organize it, the CPDM government will supply the money. Any government administrator trying to stop the SDF convention in Bamenda would be signing his own death warrant. Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi can ignore the Yaounde SDF convention because they know it will have no bearings on foreign governments and International organizations. As the North West Anglophone Head he has accepted to be, Ni John Fru Ndi has nothing to lose in Yaounde.
Let readers wait to see how the next parliamentary and council elections in Balikumbat will unfold to the sole advantage of Ni John Fru Ndi and president Paul Biya. And before I stop here, for today, I want to ask readers why the other Butcher of Ray Buba was never taken to court?
Who says Biya and Ni John Fru Ndi are not using Cameroonians for their selfish interests! God should open our eyes and hearts, so that we can see and feel the pains they are injecting on us.
The anger in my heart does not allow me to re-read this contribution. Pray for our country. Pray for those who have lost their eyes, their hearts and their conscience.
Stay tuned.
Mukete
Posted by: mukete | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 11:12 PM
Mukete,
I started reading your comments but stopped.
Sincerely speaking, fiction is for those who want to read literature, fiction is not cherished in politics.
Maybe you had some facts towards the end, unfortunately I stopped after the fist 2-3 paragraphs.
Thanks,
Rene.
Posted by: Rene Murena F. | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 11:22 PM
It is going to be a technical release for Fon Doh. If indeed May 16th Fon Doh gains his freedom as he has already announced, it would be disaster for Cameroon, for the Cameroon Judiciary and for Human Rights. Just like the pro Fru Ndi camp is using what is referred to in judiciary jargon as "stay of execution" to organise its convention in Bamenda so too is Fon Doh and his CPDM cohorts using a "stay of execution" to gain definite freedom. The BIG LOOSER in all this is the common man. The SDF has shifted from the goals and objectives it set for itself at the beginning and is now playing politics.Since politics is dirty or rather since it entails using dirty tactics to outdo one's opponents, actors of the political divide are playing the game to the fullest. The ordinary Cameroonian is still waiting for liberation.
Posted by: Nkosi Jacob | Monday, 08 May 2006 at 11:52 PM
Oh God help us in this forum. Cameroonians are talking about a burning issue and MUKETE only comes in with his antics and fiction. It is really pathetic.
As far as the Doh's issue is concerned, I want to say that many of us said here that it was not yet time for rejoicing. I even said I won't be surprised if Doh was set free after a couple of months.
My prayer is that Biya and his gangs should be wise in the positive direction at least for once and let Fon Doh stay in prison. I know if Fon Doh is released, the government will flood the whole of Bamenda with police and gendarmes to ensure security and peace. But one thing is clear, the human mind is like a volcano that can hardly be controlled when it explodes and there is eruption.
I foresee the untold in Bamenda if Fon Doh is released. It is like someone killed my father or the only bread winner in my family and is set free. Imagine that I have no way to sustain my life. Do you think I will be afraid to kill that person and be killed or jailed? Only a child of God will forgive such a person. How I pray for peace in Bamenda. How I pray that Biya and his justice system can for once allow justice to take its turn.
Shalom
Klemenceau
Posted by: Klemenceau | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 12:03 AM
I have always ask a question to the international community and especialy to those like George Bush who are fighting terroism:Are some people born as terrorists?(certainly no,circumtantances force people to be terrorists);Then what are those things that push people to be terrorists?
To fight terrorism,we must first analyse all the causes of terrorism and do something about it else the fight is in vain.
Consider the case of an over grown school buy who keeps molesting a minor;the minor becomes depressed and desparate as he can not face the molester,what do you think becomes of this minor? He may decide to hide in the bush one after school and target the eye of the over grown school boy.He has become a terrorist simply because he can not face his molester physically.Remember you cannot deep the head of a child in water and ask the child not to cry.
Now the CPDM has all the powers and can do any thing they wish especially in this case of Fon Doh;they have the powers to controll the courts,they have arms to suppress an uprising and they can intimidate using all forces at their disposal.The masses especially those who are directly related to late John Khotem are in severe pain and agony; they have at their disposal nothing to face the CPDM and Fon Doh physically concerning this diabolic act in the making; what does the puplic expect from these desparate people? should they fold their arms and weep in silence since they cannot face the CPDM and Fon Doh? God forbid. Will anybody on earth blame these people if they become terrorists?
Terrorism will be the only way to fight the CPDM and Fon Doh if he is release from jail.
The world will hold Paul Biya and his regime responsible for promoting terrorism if Fon Doh, a murderer is arbitrarily release from jail on grounds that he is a CPDM baron
Posted by: Fon Lawrence | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 01:28 AM
God deliver us from the likes of Mukete.
Posted by: Ashwell Molaba | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 03:07 AM
Mukete,
The "international community" is made to believe that Anglophone Cameroon is the NWP. You are a joker and idle devil to imagine that these people do not know the boundaries of the country they created.
If I were you,I'll become a reporter for Eric Motumu's Chronicle and help him out in his fiction writing. But avoid calling yourselves journalists because you are not.One day you will tell this forum that you are the middleman between Fru Ndi and Biya. Gosh!! Who pays you for what you write, Mukete, your Dad?
Posted by: Abakwaboy | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 04:36 AM
Fellow counttrymen:
Our people are languishing in Jail for simply asking for what is theirs, leaders of the anglophone movement have been rearrested .Whetther you are SCNC supporter or not you are anglophone at least.Here below are some vital contacts addresses. Do anglophone a favour by sending an email at least or if u can , or call these offices and let them know the ordeal these people are going through in these detention camps.Here are the contacts:They must be released.Your email or call counts.
(1)Mr. Oumah Ba (Human Right office Yde) (237) 221 24 74
Cell: (237) 795 9136 (237) 221 2475 email:oba@undp.org
(2)Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping CN
DIRECT CONTACT LINES
Tel:+ 233 (0)21 718 200
Fax:+ 233 (0)21 718 201
email:info@kaiptc.org
(2)Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization
Tel. # +31 (0)70 3646504
Fax # +31 (0)70 3646608
email: unpo@unpo.org
(4)http://web.amnesty.org/contacts/engindex
Im still searching for the contacts of Peter Essoka, Prof Nyamjoh ,etc. Thank u all
Tayong
Posted by: Tayong(Copenhagen) | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 05:47 AM
Noko Mbele,
A novice of your animal calibre has nothing to offer than to express imbecility and idiocy.When you come with such baseless comments,you make us to henceforth ignore and skip all your comments.You think it is worthwhile to be Doh's friend but I say though he is not worthy of friendship, he has never known you or heard about you.You gladly assert that he will be a free moving man,something that can only be done by someone who exhibits a strange deviation from natural and rational reasoning.Any right thinking person would decry such thing in the strongest terms.You are absolutely untutored about the law,its application and implications and so your waterysoup ideas are a reductio ad absurdum.Cowardly enjoy the unsophisticated,necessitous life under the Biya regime.
Che Sunday,don't give a damn about the comment of such a Noko Mbele.
Ashwel Molaba,
Mukete's method of thinking is his foe.He makes poetry and fun out of sensitive issues.To me he amuses the reasonable but could mislead the simpletons.
Dr Agbormbai,
The image of the CPDM has never ever been without blemish.So it is not a matter of returning to mistakes after the attainement of the completion point as you say because,La Republique has always practised indiscipline and irresponsibility and the attainement of the HIPC completion point was an error per se,and moreso a conspiracy as our comrades put it.Anyway,I have an iota of salutation for your comment here but you must come to the whole truth.
To all,Ambe simply reflected the law abiding nature of the Southern Cameroonians and La Republique regime is also reflecting her law breaking nature by trying to distort the verdict and so break the law that our humble Southern Cameroonian lawyer has abided by.Lets wait and see how long injustice,corruption,and all the vices of the occupational diabolic forces will reign in our homeland.
God,let your will be done on earth on the Southern Cameroonians as it is in Heaven.
Legima Doh,
SCNC Sweden.
Posted by: .Legima Doh (LD) | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 05:50 AM
Folks, Is it really coincidence that we have this 'stay of execution' issue in both cases? Open your eyes!
Good analysis BenF/BenB. I have been waiting for write-ups from those blind followers or disciples of JFN concerning this 'stay of execution' issue. Well they can easily recognize their old tricks. Time has caught up with you.
Posted by: Teribobs | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 06:15 AM
Before i continue,its a pity some people are so adamant and stupid to the extent of expressing their dumbness in a public media.Noko Mbele Emmanuel,start by spelling ur name correctly and then you can expect right thinking Cameroonians to listen to the trash you post.Fellow countrymen and women Justice did prevail before,despite all the pressure. Let give our judiciary the benefit of the doubt and pray they don't succumb to pressure.And whatever the outcome lets take it maturely.Charles Taylor is presently paying for his share in the sufferings of liberians.The time will come when the likes of Fon Doh will have no place to hide.
Posted by: Bamason, Cape Town. | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 06:19 AM
Before i continue,its a pity some people are so adamant and stupid to the extent of expressing their dumbness in a public media.Noko Mbele Emmanuel,start by spelling ur name correctly and then you can expect right thinking Cameroonians to listen to the trash you post.Fellow countrymen and women Justice did prevail before,despite all the pressure. Let give our judiciary the benefit of the doubt and pray they don't succumb to pressure.And whatever the outcome lets take it maturely.Charles Taylor is presently paying for his share in the sufferings of liberians.The time will come when the likes of Fon Doh will have no place to hide.
Posted by: Bamason, Cape Town. | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 06:24 AM
Many will be amazed if I aver what "noko mbele emanuel" has written above to be far better than the trash from Mukete. I see "noko mbele"´s posting as coded language,with no damaging effects.To me he is simply a joker,but some are still to realise the real devil(the Iyago) on this forum.The day his mask will be unvaled for those who do yet know him,they will not believe their eyes.To me this fellow is ready to do anything inorder to destroy;God forbid
Posted by: Fon Lawrence | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 06:55 AM
Tayong,
Prof Francis Nyamnjoh,s email is francis.nyamnjoh@codesria.sn
GuysI am a regular contributor to this forum
but the so call Mukete makes me sick even when we have to accept different points of view we should be as funny as him
Another idiot that has just come is NOKO Emmanuel .If he gas no means of going out of cameroon he should not insult those who are there.He is not better than them ,I am in cameroon working with a diplomatic organisation but i can say those out have noyhing to contribute to the development of cameroon.Please lets not always talk from bias ,and unscienctific approach.
Thanks Emmanuel Ngang.
Posted by: ngang | Tuesday, 09 May 2006 at 07:41 AM