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Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Pineapple Farm Hiring 25000 employees in Cameroon

Innocent Chia

With a spark of the match from whence revolutionary flames have been burning dramatically for the last two months in North Africa and the wider Middle East, President Biya of Cameroon began throwing teaspoons of water at his bubbling hot house. Two months to date on Cameroon’s annual national youth day, February 11th (2011), CEO Biya announced that his Pineapple Farm – the Cameroon Public Service - was going to be hiring 25000 Cameroonians. The tax-payer sponsored media – CRTV and Cameroon Tribune – have been all over heaping praises at his lordship for his foresight, benevolence, and visionary leadership. Even before the World Bank’s recent dismissal of Biya’s prank based on capacity and solvency, there are commonsensical questions that expose the propaganda for what it is.

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Paul Biya is a liar. Elections are around the corner and hes using this to deceive everybody. Ask yourself what kind of jobs? where in Cameroon are the jobs going to be given? When their is no infrastructure and the public sector in Cameroon is as of now able to support an influx of 25000 employees at a time(if that happens taxes will increase at an exponential rate). Paul Biya some of us WENT TO SCHOOL. Fool the people you can fool for now but just know you will not be president forever. And pray you die on the presidential seat. Because if you don't you will pay for all your evil.

Posted by: Me | Tuesday, 12 April 2011 at 01:38 AM