By Francis Tim Mbom
A presentation of what the government has allocated as the investment budget for Fako Division for the current fiscal year indicates there is an FCFA 1.031 billion drop. The investment allocation for the Division stands at FCFA 1,629,399,000 as against FCFA 2,660,414,000 for 2005.
These figures were made public on Thursday, January 26, by the SDO of Fako, Bernard Okalia Bilai, during the launching of the fiscal year for the Division at the Limbe Urban Council Conference Centre.
The investment allocation is usually used to handle some government projects like the building of classrooms, culverts, electrification, minor roads among other.
52 Percent Income
The SDO also disclosed that state revenue generating services: taxation, treasury, etc, realised a 52 percent revenue collection. Against a levied target of FCFA 2,135,662,000, FCFA 1,228,847,588 was collected, the SDO said. Besides, he added that, FCFA 52.342 million was collected as school fees. The launching brought together heads of government services and secondary schools; business men and members of the public within the Division.
Some Hiccups
The SDO said for the out-going year, there were some service heads who were engaged in some unjustifiable expenditures. He said also that some service heads are only seen when they come up to sign out what ever government might allocated for that service as running or recurrent credit while there were a host of others who receive the money for their departments, divert it for other uses and keep on with the story that the money was yet to be signed out or has not come.
He warned that his service shall ensure that every franc signed out by any head of service, be it for investment or as running credit, is effectively used for what it was budgeted for.
"...Others went as far as engaging in fictitious expenditures with destinations that were neither related to the budgetary heads nor for the interest of the concerned services." He called on the service heads to scrupulously respect the instructions or directives viz-a-viz the execution of this year's budget. "Excesses shall no longer be tolerated," he said.
Okalia reminded his collaborators and service heads of the Head of State's resolve to weed out corrupt officials in the government and called on them to take heed.
Squandered Opportunities
The SDO went further to call on contractors and service heads to ensure that every franc allocated to the Division for any project is signed out and the deadline for its use respected. He noted that in 2005, there was quite a good chunk of money meant for the Division that was withdrawn because either contractors who had been offered some contracts to do failed to deliver or abandoned them mid-way.
The Divisional Treasurer, Ananias Mbassi Angoula, said that at the level of his service, there was an increase in revenue generated. Besides he said, all money due payments to civil servants and contractors under his jurisdiction were paid up to November.
72 Hours Deadline
The SDO told all those charged with the responsibility of executing payments for public contractors or services rendered to the state to beware of the 72-hour deadline. He said as per the new rules, once a contractor has been confirmed to have delivered what ever goods or services he was assigned to do for the state and deposited his documents for payment at the treasury, treasury officials shall have 72 hours to process, authenticate the said documents and then pay the individual concerned.
He said the government shall no longer entertain unnecessary complaints orchestrated by the some unscrupulous state pay masters who, for personal reasons, have in the past been withholding peoples payment vouchers in order to attract tips or be bribed before they can before they can pay.
Land Tax
It was also disclosed during the launching that the levies for land taxes have increased. Unlike last year where taxes were levied only on land, this year, even structures built on the land taxed shall also attract a point 1 percent tax as per the cost of the house or structure.
The Divisional Delegate of Taxes for Fako said, if a land is valued at FCFA 10 million and the house in it is valued at 30 million, the said owner will pay a point 1 percent tax on the land , an equivalence of FCFA 10,000 and for the house at FCFA 30,000. This will give a total of FCFA 40,000. He said the deadline for payment has been fixed for March and defaulters shall attract a penalty.
Mr SDO
Good talk and nice words, but have you done enough to satiate our desire of development and good governance? You know very well and have in several occasions voiced out the chants about funds being siphoned off, yet nothing has been done to bring the perpetrators to the book. Are these not all a waste of the tax payers money?. For people to keep up with their taxes you have to proof to them what it is used for, and any new forms of taxes should be justified for. We need action and not the long literatures.
Posted by: willie | Monday, 30 January 2006 at 06:15 AM
How does this square with the 19 billion or so tax revenue sucked out of the South West Province. Obviously somebody is bleeding somebody to death. This is a colonial type relationship.
Posted by: drdann | Monday, 30 January 2006 at 10:48 AM
those who yet dont know what nationality theybelong, will keep accepting mr paul biya
astheir president and la republique du cameroun as their country,
the law number 84/01 stipulates that people
ambazonia( southern cameroons )are not party
to their country yet time and time again
people keep deceiving themselves.
KNOW THY SELF, AND YOU WOULD BE FREE
Posted by: dango tumma | Monday, 30 January 2006 at 09:41 PM
This is unbliefable, South-west putting in 19 billion into the Government and gets out only 1 billion for investment?????
This is actually milking the Cow to death.
Posted by: felix | Tuesday, 31 January 2006 at 04:53 AM
Felix,
I am also flabbergasted!!!!Is it that our leaders are knowledgeable about the correct way to do things or its willful intent to negate?Oh!Oh!oh dear!
Posted by: NjifenztB.D.(U.K) | Tuesday, 31 January 2006 at 12:07 PM
NjifenztB and Felix,
You guys really make me laugh.
Thanks to the Southern Cameroons independentists campaign La Republique can now manage to give us 5 percent back in re-investment.
For your information since the late 1960s, the Southern Cameroons has been contributing about 70 percent of the GDP of the Cameroons and getting less that 1 percent in re-investment and infrastructure development back, even though we constitute about 30 percent of the population of the Cameroons.
You guys can continue being flabberwhelmed and overgasted. It will change nothing, until you realize that you have to join us in liberating the Southern Cameroonas from French colonialism by proxy via La Republique Francais du Cameroun.
However, whether you join us or not, I can assure you of this:
The Southern Cameroons SHALL BE INDEPENDENT.
NOTHING and we mean ABSOLUTELY NOTHING can stop it.
OUR VICTORY IS ASSURED.
Take care.
Paa Ngembus
SCAADIM (Southern Cameroonians Against the Annexation & DestructIon of our Motherland)
Posted by: Ngembus Fonlon Mbock | Tuesday, 31 January 2006 at 11:13 PM
Brother Ngembus,
It is a pure propaganda to say that English Speaking Cameroon contributed 70 percent of GDP of Cameroon from 1960s.
Common sense, no one will believe that.
How and where is that GDP contribution coming from?
You have embarked into a total campaign of making your Kingdom within our Country with no mandate from anybody.
In the United States (Great Democratic Country in the World) has a Group like yours.
Check out
http://www.texasrepublic.com/info/members.shtml
Put your Gang and your ideas in front of the Cameroonian people and produce one MP.
I SAY ONE MP and you will deserve THE RESPECT YOU ARE CRAVING FOR...
I PROMISE YOU MR NGEMBUS...
Why are you Guys running away from Joining the Democratic process??? WHY?
WILL YOUR AMBOZONIANS HAVE VOTING RIGHTS?
I WONDER....
"OUR COUNTRY CAN ONLY CHANGE TROUGH A DEMOCRATIC PROCESS"
CAMEROON IS FOR ALL CAMEROONIANS. EMGLISH AND FRENCH SPEAKING.
WE KNOW WHERE OUR PROBLEMS ARE ....
DIVISION IS NO SOLUTION...
Riccardo
CAADIM
Posted by: Riccardo | Wednesday, 01 February 2006 at 05:30 PM
Riccardo, quit comparing apples and oranges. It only serves to expose your ignorance. The United States cannot dissolve any of its states. If it dissolves New York for example, that will be the end of the union, because Vermont will check out and become its own country as will New Mexico, California and even Texas, because it would be a gross unconstitutional act that strikes at the very heart of its union. That is the only valid comparison that would make sense in the United States - a hypothetical example. La Republique du Camer temerity to dissolve and absorb Southern Cameroons was a huge and unconstitutionally monstrous act that only stupid frogs could contemplate. The fact that you have not been able to deal with this fact and to be honest about it, and neither have your proteges in Yaounde and Paris has doomed this union irrevocably. Apart from adherence to laws and contracts, honesty and goodwill are the bedrock of the patriotism that you trumpet all the time. YOU ARE UNWORTHY OF TRUST, AND WE WOULD BE EXTREMELY STUPID TO GRANT YOU ANOTHER HALF CENTURY OF OUR PRECIOUS GOODWILL.
Posted by: Ma Mary | Wednesday, 01 February 2006 at 06:19 PM
Riccardo Le Malhonnete,
Oh my poor little Froggie Le Menteur.
You dirty ragamuffin. I knew the truth would scare you liar.
You know for a very long time La Republique has been lieing to Southern Cameroonians and to her own citizens.
La Republique has hidden the truth on who really needs who in this abusive marraige. Frogs believe they accepted the union as a favour to the Southernn Cameroons (See Jean Marie MBida et all), yet they can not let us go (see Forchive Njitam - whatever happened to that snitch?, Riccardo Le Malhonnete, Henriette la Prostitute, Andre le "Niqueur" et al.).
You now know why Mr. Menteur Riccardo. The reason is 70 percent. Yes we provide 70 percent of the gross domestic product of the Cameroons. It used to be more.
Here are a few facts.
The Southern Cameroons is the breadbasket of the Cameroons. She provides about 50 percent of the beef we eat. Yes when the Lake Nyos disaster occured in 1986 and millions of cattle died, the price of beef rose by 1 (one) percent in the world market. Ask yourself why Bozo. Ahidjo lied to you that the meat was coming from the North. Nonsense, all lies. The Northerners are dieing of hunger in the desert, so go back and recoin your lies again scoundrel.
In addition the Southern Cameroons provides 40 percent of our grain (corn and beans especially), 70 percent of our potatoes and about 35 percent of other poultry and life stock.
The southern Cameroons provides about 35 of vegetables and other greens that we consume.
The Southern Cameroons accounts for about 80 percent of our Arabica Coffee and about 30% of our Robusta coffee production.
The Southern Cameroons account for about 80% of the banana production, 65 percent of the palmoil production , 90% of the rubber production, 90% of the tea, etc etc.
Our forests currently provide 40% of timber from the Cameroons.
Pretroleum extraction started around 1968/1969. At its peak in the early to mid 1980s, petrolum products accounted for more than 50 percent of the Cameroons GDP. Now it accounts for about 40 percent.
Do I need to continue you nincompoop?
I believe you knerw all along these facts, but in your mendicity like every frog of your ilk you cannot dare accept it you liar.
We are now educating Southern Cameroonians about these facts.
The more they know it, they more they believe and are convinced we are right in our determination to free the Southern Cameroons from French neocolonialism by proxy and the more they are convinced that:
The Southern Cameroons SHALL BE INDEPENDENT.
NOTHING and we mean ABSOLUTELY NOTHING can stop it.
OUR VICTORY IS ASSURED.
Bonne Nuit Mon Cher Menteur Riccardo Le Magouyeur.
Paa Ngembus
SCAADIM (Southern Cameroonians Against the Annexation & DestructIon of our Motherland)
Posted by: Ngembus Fonlon Mbock | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 12:28 AM
Mr Ngembus Fonlon Mbock,
Where do you get the figure you post here?
Some look correct but some VERY WRONG.
70% of PNB does not seem correct. How do you get that? We know petrol produce big portion but not 70%.
I think you inflate it by a large 20%
Also Anglophone state people is maximum 25% not 30%.
It is true Anglophone state does not get investment, but less than 1% is really wrong.
This is propaganda that you and SCNC are use to divide the country.
Buea University, Sonara, Limbe Sea Port, Bamenda Airport, etc. is more than 1%.
Stop your propaganda Mr. Ngembus Fonlon Mbock.
Accept 4 State Federation and Anglophone state can control big portion of your 70% and share with other.
It is better than war and secession.
You will NEVER NEVER divide Cameroon with propaganda.
Thank you.
NAN...
Posted by: Nji Ahmadou Njitam (NAN) | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 10:24 AM
The South West Province alone contributes to half Cameroon's export. This according to data from the US State Department's website on exports for all countries. In 2004, Cameroon exported 1.2 billion dollars worth of oil. That makes up about 80% of Cameroon's exports. More than 90%, see Mbendi for location of Cameroon's oil wells, comes from the South West, Ndian to be exact. The Douala, Sanaga, Longone and Kribi basins have proved to be gas not oil prolific. As of today, Cameroon's gas is not being commercialized.
Further 266 million dollars worth of Cocoa. Fully 70% of Cameroon's cocoa come from the SW, Muyuka and Kumba to be specif. Cameroon exported 44 million dollars worth of rubber. 60% comes from the SW.Cameroon exported 500 million dollars worth of timber. 20% comes from the SW. Cameroon exported 70 million dollars worth of fruits, 60% from the SW. Cameroon exported 76 million worth of coffee, 20% from the SW. As you can see. Anglos carry Cameroon. The francos need us more than we need them.
Exports 2000-2004
Reporter: CAMEROON
Product group Value 2000
US$ '000 Value 2001
US$ '000 Value 2002
US$ '000 Value 2003
US$ '000 Value 2004
US$ '000
001 - LIVE ANIMALS EXCEPT FISH
88 180 159 275 42
012 - MEAT NES,FRESH/CHLD/FROZ
5 6 19 107 91
022 - MILK PR EXC BUTTR/CHEESE
2,120 1,403 1,238 1,069 549
025 - EGGS, ALBUMIN
65 6 8 138 28
034 - FISH,LIVE/FRSH/CHLD/FROZ
14 143 15 51 46
036 - CRUSTACEANS MOLLUSCS ETC
859 220 100 203 1
042 - RICE
30
29 425 43
046 - FLOUR/MEAL WHEAT/MESLIN
167 173 9 1 2
047 - CEREAL MEAL/FLOUR N.E.S
0 529 0 127
048 - CEREAL ETC FLOUR/STARCH
528 652 2,091 2,336 1,512
054 - VEGETABLES,FRSH/CHLD/FRZ
377 1,184 1,430 1,430 2,047
056 - VEG ROOT/TUBER PREP/PRES
2,371 1,920 2,004 2,399 3,106
057 - FRUIT/NUTS, FRESH/DRIED
48,800 46,442 46,333 71,551 75,369
059 - FRUIT/VEG JUICES
20 55 87 62 124
061 - SUGAR/MOLLASSES/HONEY
45 1 69 18 982
062 - SUGAR CONFECTIONERY
1,492 1,703 1,854 2,718 1,988
071 - COFFEE/COFFEE SUBSTITUTE
94,842 73,771 53,419 69,784 76,681
072 - COCOA
103,711 144,045 235,169 242,452 266,854
073 - CHOCOLATE/COCOA PREPS
967 1,216 1,653 1,788 1,361
081 - ANIMAL FEED EX UNML CER.
155 193 24 42 20
098 - EDIBLE PRODUCTS N.E.S.
6,870 9,822 11,849 22,384 25,419
111 - BEVERAGE NON-ALCOHOL NES
469 789 1,249 2,621 1,402
112 - ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
4,577 4,639 5,723 9,695 7,772
121 - TOBACCO, RAW AND WASTES
479 539 682 1,152 1,909
122 - TOBACCO, MANUFACTURED
233 933 1,267 855 787
211 - HIDE/SKIN (EX FUR) RAW
30 170 112 51 68
222 - OIL SEEDS ETC - SOFT OIL
237 95 140 101 160
223 - OIL SEEDS-NOT SOFT OIL
4 0
0 120
231 - NATURAL RUBBER/LATEX/ETC
20,113 19,865 23,014 32,385 42,495
247 - WOOD IN ROUGH/SQUARED
60,949 25,222 26,759 20,905 27,656
248 - WOOD SIMPLY WORKED
234,085 226,937 203,578 275,579 370,575
263 - COTTON
68,467 98,074 93,904 108,098 144,587
278 - OTHER CRUDE MINERALS
84 124 187 392 288
282 - FERROUS WASTE/SCRAP
160 212 499 828 10,947
288 - NF BASE METAL WASTE NES
267 98 333 350 99
292 - CRUDE VEG MATERIALS NES
1,835 1,450 1,175 1,475 2,650
333 - PETROL./BITUM. OIL,CRUDE
880,127 809,517 824,599 999,321 1,019,351
334 - HEAVY PETROL/BITUM OILS
109,766 98,192 61,607 110,328 137,632
335 - RESIDUAL PETROL. PRODS
280 196 2 38 12
342 - LIQUID PROPANE/BUTANE
2,186 84
12 40
422 - FIXED VEG OILS NOT SOFT
4,130 3,581 3,857 13,700 8,969
431 - ANIMAL/VEG OILS PROCES'D
1 1 1 104
511 - HYDROCARBONS/DERIVATIVES
78 19 38 86 229
512 - ALCOHOLS/PHENOLS/DERIVS
343 208 235 354 519
516 - OTHER ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
64 110 33 5 92
522 - ELEMENTS/OXIDES/HAL SALT
39 141 83 335 449
523 - METAL SALTS OF INORG ACD
327 543 388 627 627
533 - PIGMENTS/PAINTS/VARNISH
551 819 1,362 1,462 1,463
541 - PHARMACEUT EXC MEDICAMNT
46 36 149 84 102
551 - ESSENT.OIL/PERFUME/FLAVR
11 1 102 118
553 - PERFUME/TOILET/COSMETICS
4,446 5,370 6,445 5,813 5,317
554 - SOAPS/CLEANSERS/POLISHES
614 2,456 5,358 7,968 5,668
562 - MANUFACTURED FERTILIZERS
392 92 567 237 187
571 - PRIMARY ETHYLENE POLYMER
314
26
573 - VINYL CHLORIDE ETC POLYM
1
4 343
575 - PLASTIC NES-PRIMARY FORM
21 43 27 171 67
581 - PLASTIC TUBE/PIPE/HOSE
47 141 223 165 319
582 - PLASTIC SHEETS/FILM/ETC
527 482 941 835 499
591 - HOUSEHOLD/GARDEN CHEMCAL
298 124 165 422 322
592 - STARCHES/GLUES/ETC.
12 4 98 122 33
593 - EXPLOSIVES/PYROTECHNICS
12 24 89 357 58
598 - MISC CHEMICAL PRODS NES
6 24 432 588 241
611 - LEATHER
330 282 496 287 154
621 - MATERIALS OF RUBBER
10 14 35 429 18
625 - RUBBER TYRES/TREADS
124 67 1,095 906 570
629 - ARTICLES OF RUBBER NES
5 10 7 106 16
634 - VENEER/PLYWOOD/ETC
36,237 35,737 40,825 55,361 63,086
635 - WOOD MANUFACTURES N.E.S.
1,098 1,219 1,280 2,146 1,203
641 - PAPER/PAPERBOARD
48 55 192 182 71
642 - CUT PAPER/BOARD/ARTICLES
1,142 1,324 3,190 3,221 4,748
652 - COTTON FABRICS, WOVEN
3,427 3,498 2,235 1,756 1,072
653 - MAN-MADE WOVEN FABRICS
71 147 70 46 28
654 - WOVEN TEXTILE FABRIC NES
3 4 117
658 - MADE-UP TEXTILE ARTICLES
130 325 308 489 284
661 - LIME/CEMENT/CONSTR MAT'L
8,889 8,198 14,242 12,174 2,168
663 - MINERAL MANUFACTURES NES
3 46 46 224 39
665 - GLASSWARE
2,674 6,201 7,660 8,680 7,009
675 - FLAT ROLLED ALLOY STEEL
17 56 46 93 366
676 - IRON/STEEL BARS/RODS/ETC
244 874 902 1,274 2,416
679 - IRON/STEEL PIPE/TUBE/ETC
357 79 146 1,170 794
684 - ALUMINIUM
101,932 93,522 76,881 92,867 114,193
691 - IRON/STL/ALUM STRUCTURES
854 808 5,115 3,751 3,012
692 - METAL STORE/TRANSPT CONT
602 149 811 731 478
693 - WIRE PROD EXC INS ELECTR
18 45 143 370 295
694 - NAILS/SCREWS/NUTS/BOLTS
154 189 328 426 535
695 - HAND/MACHINE TOOLS
194 79 318 210 415
697 - BASE METAL H'HOLD EQUIPM
70 237 143 193 159
699 - BASE METAL MANUFAC NES
2,802 2,221 4,189 3,465 2,048
712 - STEAM/VAPOUR TURBINES
0 399
363 140
713 - INTERNAL COMBUST ENGINES
142 115 275 425 262
714 - ENGINES NON-ELECTRIC NES
214 1 352 326 10
716 - ROTATING ELECTR PLANT
176 180 481 1,086 708
722 - TRACTORS
47 50 191
212
723 - CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANT
2,629 1,916 2,743 6,064 4,601
724 - TEXTILE/LEATHER MACHINRY
20 15 14 122 213
728 - SPECIAL INDUST MACHN NES
624 88 914 1,654 1,197
737 - METALWORKING MACHINE NES
88 24 86 1,411 39
741 - INDUST HEAT/COOL EQUIPMT
110 115 115 385 173
742 - PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS
198 90 95 1,121 270
743 - FANS/FILTERS/GAS PUMPS
720 671 292 1,625 485
744 - MECHANICAL HANDLING EQUI
314 99 145 951 491
745 - NON-ELECTR MACHINES NES
71 45 234 328 176
746 - BALL/ROLLER BEARINGS
4 6 22 172 97
747 - TAPS/COCKS/VALVES
15 35 72 200 66
748 - MECH TRANSMISSION EQUMNT
24 59 63 129 80
749 - NON-ELEC PARTS/ACC MACHN
86 53 27 262 68
752 - COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
15 87 52 194 145
764 - TELECOMMS EQUIPMENT NES
51 240 285 311 165
772 - ELECTRIC CIRCUIT EQUIPMT
52 54 115 552 223
773 - ELECTRICAL DISTRIB EQUIP
135 145 415 583 221
776 - VALVES/TRANSISTORS/ETC
0 22 6 63 431
778 - ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT NES
593 108 2,862 4,161 1,667
781 - PASSENGER CARS ETC
210 76 128 323 185
782 - GOODS/SERVICE VEHICLES
239 96 244 211 374
783 - ROAD MOTOR VEHICLES NES
415 140 104 222 450
784 - MOTOR VEH PARTS/ACCESS
132 63 208 625 376
786 - TRAILERS/CARAVANS/ETC
324 365 1,080 1,136 589
792 - AIRCRAFT/SPACECRAFT/ETC
25 76 36 982 637
793 - SHIPS/BOATS/ETC
423 25 75 24 37
811 - PREFABRICATED BUILDINGS
19 18 181 1,127 207
813 - LIGHTING FIXTURES ETC
9 1 263 253 10
821 - FURNITURE/STUFF FURNISHG
51 233 342 1,047 735
851 - FOOTWEAR
283 145 268 279 354
874 - MEASURE/CONTROL APP NES
181 418 236 1,890 705
881 - PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT
2
8 567
892 - PRINTED MATTER
282 150 545 266 186
893 - ARTICLES NES OF PLASTICS
282 654 1,920 2,275 2,689
896 - ART/COLLECTIONS/ANTIQUES
65 145 153 209 240
899 - MISC MANUF ARTICLES NES
698 1,317 926 2,318 1,140
971 - GOLD NON-MONETARY EX ORE
371
Posted by: James Ngu | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 11:48 AM
Sub Czar okalia has the cojones to talk about fighting corruption.Forgeting to know that he is a colonial hand picked officer who is there to sustain grand banditism.He ought not to be there at all.Time will tell.Simpleton ricardo should retreat with his fiddle stick.Stay quiet in Texas and be enjoying you Mc Donald.You cannot resist De-colonisation of Ambazonia.You and your LRC will not be ALLOWED to encroach and Annex Ambazonia.You have Purloin and pillage enough of our wealth buckshee.It's time for you to GO.You MUST go.Whether you like it or not sdf included,cause the party is also working in cahoot with LRC.
Posted by: Ndiks | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 12:35 PM
Forchive Njitam,
My little flat footed snitch. Where have you been killer?
Now that you have been provided with a source of the information that is even different but complements my source and asserts my number, will you apologize to me you ragamuffin.
Yes we provide 70 percent of the GDP, call it PIB or PNB, it does not change anything. The Southern Cameroons contributes 70 percent to Cameroons survival and that is why knowledgeable frogs like you (I really hate to acknowlegge you are knowledgeable but you are), will fight to keep us with La Republique.
That is why you are the one preaching war because you will fight to keep us captive. The SCNC has never advocated war. Her motto remains "The Force Of Argument, Not The Argument Of Force".
However there are younger generation Southern Cameroonians like myself who are your nightmare. We will jettision the SCNC motto to defend our independence to the last drop of our blood. I will not hesitate to chop off the heads of frogs like you just in the same way Ahidjo and your father Forchive chopped off my Grandpa Ngembus's head.
If you want a fight, you have met your match.
You can yell NEVER NEVER NEVER a milllion times.
It will not change this fact:
The Southern Cameroons SHALL BE INDEPENDENT.
NOTHING and we mean ABSOLUTELY NOTHING can stop it.
OUR VICTORY IS ASSURED.
Bad Dreams Snitch.
Paa Ngembus
SCAADIM (Southern Cameroonians Against the Annexation & DestructIon of our Motherland)
Posted by: Ngembus Fonlon Mbock | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 09:59 PM
my brothers, dont answer the the black snake
(ricardo), if some body bites your buttocks
and he doesnt scare of the smell under, when you bite his head you must never be afraid of his hair. we have been hurt for too long, of no fault of our own, we still have these black snakes running around. i bet you what do you when you see one , with a cutlass in your hand?
sut his head off.
ricardo knows the truth, hes just pretending
hence he will be open to sees the other side.
not just pro-one side, he is gulty of all these crimes against humainty, even now as us hr 502 has been passed in favor of southern cameroons indepence, he still talk , even as unpo. have admitted scnc.
he still talk, even as banjul is in our favor he still rummble. just as the bunch
of bandits in yaounde consider us their second class citizens, we consider ourselves
first class, proud member of free nations world wide,
down with francophones, down with la republique du cameroun,down with paul biya, down , with koumpssa isaa, down with luois eyeya, down with their criminal entrepreises, the satan whose know how is
illetracy, killings and exploitation and lies,
the end is near,
ricardi, i will personnally survise your hanging in town green (kimba,0
your father is from the far east cameroon, you must leave the proud sons and daughters of southetern cameroon fight for the independence, its our land , which is paa on to us as a sacred trust by our ancestors.
tumma
Posted by: dango tumma | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 11:36 PM
south west/ north west is not a name we
invented for us.
the francophones invented these division
without our consultation, just a conspiracy as all matters concerning our livelihood till this day
what knowledge does a post master have to call us norh west/southwest.
he should have been better chasing his fathers cows in their gfar north.
yrt ricardos do make reference to his deeds,
poor people of no knowledge. he is sitting today in the right hand of satan who have thrown him in a hell fire just as biya would.
Posted by: dango tumma | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 11:42 PM
amadu njikam, shut the hell up
the fcats by paa ngembus arent not knew
i already read them in the us library of congress in washington dc,
go to your far east cameroun and argue without facts, to us proud ambazonians facts is the bedrock of our culture.
Posted by: dango tumma | Thursday, 02 February 2006 at 11:48 PM
Mr Ngembus, Donga Tammu whatever you call yourself and the Gang,
Let's assume that without the SouthWest and NorthWest, Cameroon will not survive...
What have you done to contribute in that 95% wealth from that area since you all escaped from Cameroon?
Are you saying that my parents have been working very hard in Kumba to produce while you all are in the United States and elsewhere eating hamburgers, chinese fried rice,drinking "heineker beer" and shouting rubbish? I am very proud of my parents in Kumba.
Donga Tammu,
No one knows you in Kumba. No one remembers you. Just live a quiet life in Minneapolis.
CAADIM is working hard on your case.
LET ME REPEAT IT AGAIN....
CAMEROON WILL NEVER BE DIVIDED TO PLEASE YOU GUYS!
NO NEGOTIATION WITH A BLACK KKK GROUP IN CAMEROON!
NO NEGOTIATION WITH PEOPLE WHO CALL FOR THE DIVISION OF OUR COUNTRY!
PROGRESSIVE CAMEROONIANS RESPECT THE SDF, UPC, UNDP AND OTHER POLITICAL PARTIES NOT A GROUP OF BANDITS AND DAY DREAMERS...!
MARY SAID YOU ARE WEST AFRICANS AND I WILL ADVISE YOUR GROUP TO FIND A COUNTRY IN THAT AREA...
BUT WE LOVE YOU AS OUR AFRICAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS.....
Riccardo
President and Co-Founder
CAADIM (CAmeroonians Against the DIvision of our Motherland)
Americas Division.
Posted by: Riccardo | Friday, 03 February 2006 at 09:07 AM
Brother Ricardo,
Let us handle secessionist with no insult.
Their number is wrong. 70% is wrong figure. Concentrate and dispute that. The figure do not add. 70% of PNB is not possible.
They use propanganda of bad figure as secession reason. This must be stop.
Secessionist will NEVER divide Cameroon. NEVER.
Thank you.
NAN...
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