Interviewed by Emmanuel KENDEMEH National (Cameroon Tribune)
Ni John Fru Ndi, Chairman and candidate of the Social Democratic Front (SDF) reacts to the proclamation of the October 9 presidential election results.
Why has the SDF come out with a position statement for the October 9, 2011 presidential election in Cameroon?
I had to come out to Cameroonians to express and explain what is happening. The SDF takes cognizance of the proclamation of results by the Constitutional Council in favour of the incumbent. I took note of the Supreme Court’s activities. The way they judged the cases and proclaimed Paul Biya victor. I did not take note of Paul Biya’s victory. I called on the Supreme Court to take note that I was going to demonstrate and demonstrations are my civic rights as a citizen to demonstrate when I am not happy.
The Yaounde declaration made by some candidates in the October 9 presidential election was misinterpreted. The message in the declaration was that we want Cameroonians to defend their victory, democracy and justice by peaceful demonstrations. We did not call on Cameroonians to go out on violence. The declaration called for a peaceful demonstration for us to air our grievances. People panicked and said SDF was coming with war, insurrection and violence. Let us look back a little bid. Cameroonians resisted registration and it is not a political party that called on them to resist. They did that on their own because they knew that the electoral process in the country was not free, fair and transparent. The SDF had to step in to beg people to go and register.
As an opposition party leader in Cameroon, what would you propose as the way forward for our democracy?
The way forward is that the election should be cancelled. The election was not well conducted.
Candidates came together to make the Yaounde declaration. It is an indication of a future coalition?
The future will tell.
Massa, Fru Ndi know English pass all dis we fake book people dem!
Cognizant means being aware or having knowledge of something or situation. So Fru Ndi did not say he "recognized and accepted" the Supreme Court's verdict, but said he was fully aware of the implications or import of that verdict.
Posted by: Pryde | Friday, 28 October 2011 at 12:43 AM
Its not about Fru Ndi nor an opposition party, but a unanimous aspire for all rational, cognitive Cameroonian.
Presuppose Fru Ndi for an exceptional political figure like any other Cameroonian, what does he loose or benefit's from not pioneering? so lets stop alloting blames, its our responsibility to impose change, its the momemt of action and lets embark as revolutionary Cameroonians.
Thank you
Posted by: Elias langa | Friday, 28 October 2011 at 01:29 AM
I am still finding it so hard to identify why Dr. Peter Wuteh Vakunta claimed in a previous publication that Fru Ndi recognised the re-election of Biya to the Cameroonian presidency. I have read this interview time and again but still don't get it. Can Dr. Peter Wuteh Vakunta shed more light on this? Thanks
Posted by: manu brain | Friday, 28 October 2011 at 12:44 PM
Ni John Fru Ndi had invited other opposition leaders to join him simply because he had the fear that a new opposition leader would emerge from the elections. His main intention was therefore to reject the elections and put fear into the CPDM so that everything should be done to let him remain main opposition leader. This explained why Ni John Fru Ndi had to bring in the other opposition leader to cancel the results of the elections even before they were officially declared. Ni John Fru Ndi then deceived the other opposition leader into raising the positibility of a "war" should be results be declared. During the meetings Ni John Fru Ndi was not as vocal as he used to be; instead he tactfully pushed the other opposition leaders into doing the talking. His intention here was to present himself to the CPDM goverment as a moderate and peace lover while the presenting the other opposition leader as trouble makers, radicals ang people who hate peace.
To achieve his aim, Ni John Fru Ndi decided that the declaration of protest marches be made at the head office of another opposition party, and not in his residence where he had called the meeting. This is how the meeting was transfered to the head quarter of Adamou Ndam Njoya's party and the declaration of "war" was made there. This policy of "shifting blame and responsibility" is not new to Ni John Fru Ndi. During the Tripatite meeting, when everything was agreed upon by all including Ni John Fru Ndi, Ni John Fru disappeared from the hall when the final documents were to be signed, leaving others to do so. Ni John Fru Ndi claimed that he had running stomach and had gone to the toilet to ... How could his stomach start to run only when such an important document was to be signed? When the CPDM government failed to respect and apply the agreements arrived at during the tripatit meeting, Ni John Fru Ndi dissociated himself by saying that he never signed the documents.
This time around, after doing everything to present the other opposition leaders as trouble-makers, Ni John Fru Ndi was finally relieved after the supreme court officially declared him as the main opposition leader. This was a victory for Ni John Fru Ndi, that he finally defeated people like Kah Walla, Ayah Paul who had given him sleepless nights and were threats to his position of opposition leader. Ni John Fru Ndi could not imagine "small woman" Kah Walla taking this position away from him. He could not imagine Paul Aya leaving the CPDM just to come and grab away his post. When Ni John Fru Ndi was finally assured that he remains the main opposition leader, he then decided to dissociate himself from the other six opposition leaders. Ni John Fru Ndi then had to confirm that he was the only opposition leader who can maintain peace in the country, knowing fully well that this is Paul Biya's main point of interest. Without consulting with the other opposition leaders, Ni John Fru Ndi unilaterally recognized the results he had maintained that he would never recognized. He recognized president Paul Biya as president elect. He "called" off the protest marches. Instead of marching alone as he had promised in the supreme court to do, Ni John Fru Ndi was escorted by CPDM military, police and administrative officers from the Western region to Bamenda. Assured of his position to continue to deal with the CPDM and hoping that Paul Biya would finally granted him the long awaited status of opposition leader with all financial benefits, Ni John Fru Ndi asked the population to remain calm and then sent a message of thanks to the Government who gave him a state entry into Bamenda. In fact, Ni John Fru Ndi entered Bamenda to tell the world that I have won the battle to remain the main opposition leader in Cameroon.
Again, Ni John Fru Ndi has used and betrayed the other opposition leaders. Events will unfold to confirm all this.
And instead of reading events with their hearts, some of Ni John Fru Ndi's blind supporters using this forum instead ran into hidding when they realized his position was threatened by other opposition leaders. They have now come out to vomit their venom on other contributors who hold Ni John Fru Ndi responsible for the failure to chase Paul Biya out of the president. Now assured that their "Lord" Ni John Fru Ndi has been assured his position of opposition leader, these blind supporters who have lost their shame glands have now returned. Just look at them ...!
Marie
Let's wait and see.
Posted by: Marie | Friday, 28 October 2011 at 07:00 PM
Before elections,Marafat Hamidou Yaya told the whole world Elecam was filled with thieves.Biya went on to corroborate him by dismissing Pauline Biyong,and begging after casting his votes for the Caameroonian people to look the other way while Elecam filled its lists with names of all those who were killed by the lake Nyos disaster in 1987.A day after elections,Fonkam Azu'u said the elections were hitch-free.Now a week after elections,he is saying he acknowledges the fact that it was a complete sham.The question is,had the opposition not been matured enough to not push our people into a fight with soldiers,wouldn't there have been a terrible blood-bath in Cameroon?How come Fonkam Azu'u could toil with the destiny of the whole nation in this way? Now a week after elections,there's no single country in the world that is not feeling the pain of the cameroonian people.They have all refused to congratulate Biya on his "brilliant re-election".If before Biya is sworn in Fonkam Azu'u acknowledges the masquarade they organised,does this imply Cameroon is once again being imposed an illegitimate leader? It needed another election for the world to finally see and feel firsthand what the Cameroonian people have been living for 30 years.After painting the opposition,the US Ambassador,and other stakeholders black,how shameful is it for Fonkam Azu'u to come out today and corroborate their worries about Elecam.This time the thief has been caught by the whole world;it's no longer a Fru Ndi affair.Forces of the ancien regime,who know nothing than stealing continue to entertain the distorted vision that it is enough to shout Fru Ndi,and the people will suddenly go blind for all the injustices committed against them.It is not working now.The US Ambassador is not Fru Ndi,all the heads of states around the world are not Fru Ndi,even France is not Fru Ndi,but they are decrying the same mysery Cameroonians are living in today.
Posted by: Watesih | Saturday, 29 October 2011 at 01:16 AM
To Whom It May Concern:
Do not divert people's attention from the day's concerns. Leave us this story about the US, France, ELECAM, International community and the rest. Tell us what the SDF under Ni John Fru Ndi can do, ought to do and should do to chase Paul Biya out of the presidency. Is it by mere chance that since the election results were proclaimed it is only after foreign countries and Fonkam Azu'u have spoken that you have decided to speak? Where were you all this time? Why have you been hidding and scratching you eyes? Afriad that Ni John Fru Ndi may loose the position of main opposition leader to "small" Kah Walla or the intellectual Ben Muna? What did you say when Ni John Fru Ndi was begging other opposition leaders to pull Cameroonians into the street? Why couldn't Ni John Fru Ndi do it alone - the "ALL-powerful, as you want people to believe?
If truly elections were rigged and "victory was stolen" by Paul Biya, why did Ni John Fru Ndi eneter Bamenda as if he was celebrating instead? Celebrating the victory of maintaining the position of main opposition leader? Celebrating the his victory over other opposition leaders? Celebrating the fact that he still has the position to make shaddy deals with the CPDM and Paul Biya? Celebrating that as main opposition leader when his children too die, as his wife did (and as all of us will do one day), president Paul Biya will provide the ALL the fonds and "dash" needed for everything? Tell us what you think Ni John Fru Ndi was celebreting after elections were rigged and victory stolen, against the wish of the majority of Cameroonians. What did Ni John Fru Ndi achieve that made him to drive into the North West region and Bamenda the same way that Jesus Christ walked into Jerusalem? Why did he accept to be escorted by CPDM government officials into Bamenda, a town which is the safiest heaven for him? Why did Ni John Fru Ndi thank and congratulate the Governor of the North West region for protecting him with security officers as he magestically drove into Bamenda. Was Ni John Fru Ndi's life in danger? Did the Bamenda people pose any threats to him? Ni John Fru Ndi boasted that he refused government planned intention to change the route he was to take to enter Bamenda. Nonsense. What prevented him from refusing the security offered him by the same government? You find it normal that under the prevailing situation and especially in Bamenda, Ni John Fru Ndi accepted to be escorted right to his palace under tight security? The only suggestion from the CPDM government security officals that Ni John Fru Ndi rejected was the one intended to change the road he had to drive to his house. How could he accept this? He couldn't because he wanted to take a road when the majority of the people would ignorantly join him in the celebration. And as Ni John Fru Ndi, the butcher of democracy, Paul Biya's closest associate and best friend, the most selfish opposition leader south of the sahara, moved majestically through Bamenda, he was busy smiling, waving and calling the Bamenda people in his heart FOOLS. This is a man who has walked in the blood and sweat of innocent people, including very old women and children to be eating today on the same table with Cameroon's number one enemy - Paul Biya. All the noise and threats that Ni John Fru Ndi is making is merely intended to give the impression that he is an opposition leader. Unfortunate his low level of education can not allow him to play the game well. That Ni John Fru Ndi is the person sustaining Paul Biya in power is no secret today. That Ni John Fru Ndi is the one preventing the SDF from taking power is no secret today. That Ni John Fru Ndi is the one preventing able candidates from chasing Biya out of the presidency is no secret today. That Ni John Fru is reaping enormous financial benefits from open and secret CPDM deals is undisputable.
Now to make your reasoning childishly simple, can you please tell us if we should continue with the Ni John Fru Ndi who will continue to allow Paul Biya to manipulate elections and steal victory to remain in power? It seems some of you, the most blind supporters of Ni John Fru Ndi, want to force us into accepting a man who will do nothing to prevent Biya from rigging elections and will also do nothing to turn things around when Paul Biya rigs elections and steals victory. Should we keep on allowing Ni John Fru Ndi to represent the SDF, a very powerful political party, when we know that when elections are rigged against him nothing will happen? Is this what Cameroonians need? And for how long will this continue with Ni John Fru Ndi?
If Ni John Fru Ndi has been unable to prevent or reverse MANY rigged and/or stolen elections, should we not try someone else at the head of the SDF to try another strategy? Why must a man continue to be SDF presidential candidate when he has demonstrated repeatedly that he can not and will not prevent and reverse rigged elections and stolen victories? Why can't you people grow and show the apparent intellectual maturity you pretend to possess? Why can't you people put the light that intellectuals carry (if at all you are intellectuals) on the table for others to see? Why must blind supporters of Ni John Fru Ndi always try to put such light under the table, sleep only when they are awake. Why must they always live by initial; running into hiddings when Ni John Fru Ndi exposes his weaknesses and failures only to be brought back to public when people start blaming Ni John Fru Ndi. Why have the blind supporters of Ni John Fru Ndi lost their shame glands. Why must them always reason through their stomachs while always standing ontop of their brains? Why do they go so low and mean? Mr. Watesih can you tell us?
Rather than making vague and useless noise, please be matured enough to address issues raised, like the ones in my previous and present posting. Stop beating about the bush; stop diverting discussions to foreign countries and personalities. This is not what Cameroonians want. We need an opposition leader who can put in place clearly defined strategies to prevent Paul Biya from rigging aelections and stealing victories. Ni John Fru Ndi has demonstrated for many years that he can not do this, and is now merely protecting his financial benefits.
No offence ...
Marie
Posted by: Marie | Saturday, 29 October 2011 at 05:39 AM
Really, if Ni John Fru Ndi were, still, having just a single drop of good faith remaining in him, then events would have forced him to step aside as leader of the SDF. After the six innocent Cameroonians who sacrificed their lives in Bamenda in 1990 to project and protect Ni John Fru Ndi, the many who died (E.g., John Kohten, SDF chairperson in Balikumbat) and many others, more people are again, still, sacrificing their blood to protect Ni John Fru Ndi.
Following the triomphal arrival of Ni John Fru Ndi in Bamenda under tight escort by President Paul Biya's army, 44 year-old Mundeh Felix Mbah survived two bullets that were fired into his right leg by Biya's army. This poor propriotor of a bar located at Trade Center is currently in the Bamenda regional hospital receiving medical attention. Also, 21-year old Geremiah Ndoube, a motor bicycle driver (Benskin)is a victim of a fracture on the right leg, also following his "Excellency" (Ni John Fru Ndi)'s arrival in Bamenda. Following the same arrival, Joseph Ndoufo Amougwa's Toyota Rav 4 was burnt down to ashes at the City Chemist junction, not very far from Ni John Fru Ndi's commercial building that the french are renting and using for business. Disturbing also, is 34 youth of ages ranging between 12 to 16 are currently under detention in Bamenda, because of Ni John Fru Ndi.
As 44 year-old Mundeh Felix Mbah, 21-year old Geremiah Ndoube, the 34 little children in prison, Joseph Ndoufo Amougwa, and many others are suffering, Ni John Fru Ndi has not yet visited them to show his regrets of the events that have put them in the situation they find themsellves or to give them some financial assistance. Instead, he joyfully addressed a crowd at Liberty Square (where six souls had been sacrificed for him in 1990) in a mood that was even more assuring than the mood in which he campaigned before the lections. He has been in Ntarikon palace receiving SDF dignitories, shaking hands, smiling, embrassing, eating and drinking, as if receiving congratutions for a job well done or for an achievement. But which job or achievement? For maintaing the leadership of the opposition with 10%? Why should a failed candidate be celebrating? This shows that Ni John Fru Ndi is celebrate his victory over other opposition leaders, and his remaining main opposition leader. His celebration has nothing to do with Paul Biya who defeated him or with the elections in which he lost with a tiny 10%.
... and Ni John Fru is quaranteed seven (7) more years by the CPDM as main opposition leader. What he is anxiously waiting now and expecting from Paul Biya, is a special status for Cameroon's main opposition leader, Ni John Fru Ndi, with full MONETARY BENEFITS among others.
Is Cameroon and Cameroonians really doomed?
Marie
Posted by: Marie | Saturday, 29 October 2011 at 06:53 AM
Finally,Fru Ndi got all the thieves under one roof at the Supreme court and made them live what all thieves are most afraid of;that is being caught red-handed.They got lists and lists of the names of dead people and read them the whole day.In 1992,Dipanda Mouelle said his hands were tight to apply the law.In 2011,his hands were tied by the dead people whose names they had pitifully inondated electoral registers with.What legitimacy from an election won through the use of the names of dead people? Who knew this zombie President was going to turn to the dead to help him out? No wonder some Cpdm lackeys are still nursing the hope that the mere mention of Fru Ndi's name will wipe away this gruesome legacy of disturbing the peace of dead people by forcefully using their names during elections.Disturbing the peace of dead people and disturbing the peace of our people by treansforming our cities in to a battle field,filled with soldiers that have never caught a grasshopper anywhere.While Biya lie in beaches around the world for 180 days a year,his soldiers eat free Senegalese rice and Sardines in the barracks in Cameroon,and thieves walk in and out of Limbe and Douala at will.This is the pathetic lot he deployed to scare our peace-loving people last week.We now know how to make Cpdm lackeys write thesis online and fantasize about Fru Ndi.Modern slavery comes in many forms.
Posted by: Watesih | Saturday
Posted by: Watesih | Saturday, 29 October 2011 at 10:55 AM
US ambassador`s view of the elections:
http://yaounde.usembassy.gov/sp_10192011.html
Posted by: limbekid | Saturday, 29 October 2011 at 04:49 PM
Why did Fru Ndi NOT convene the coalition of 7 for the U-turn?This smacks of rough game and ill intent. I fear that man.
Posted by: Bon Pays | Sunday, 30 October 2011 at 07:01 AM
Everyone knows the wrong doings and election mal-practices of the CPDM and Paul Biya; these are not strange. But is hearing this over and over, especially during and after elections what Cameroonians want? Is singing this over and over the solution? If the opposition is unable to stop the CPDM and Paul Biya from taking Cameroon hostage, then that opposition must rethink its strategies and leadership. What Cameroonians want is someone who can successfully help chase Paul Biya and the CPDM out. This is the main concern.Who does not know the millions of wrong doings of the CPDM and Paul Biya? Is this what we want to hear, endlessly?
The CPDM and president Paul Biya have acknowledged, directly or indirectly all the ills that have been reported and will be reported in this forum and many others. The mafia within the CPDM is undisputable; president Paul Biya is the number one problem for all Cameroonians. For years, the legitimacy of president Paul Biya has been in question.
... but despite ALL these ills about the CPDM and Paul Biya, the CPDM continues to remain the ruling party and Paul Biya continues to be the president of Cameroon. This is the main problem we have, that is, the inability to chase out the CPDM and Paul Biya. Any other noise-making other than working towards this is mere distortion and an intention to divert attention from the main problem. If the CPDM and Paul Biya can continue to rule despite all their wrong doings, then those who have taken or have been given the responsible to chase out the CPDM and Paul Biya out must have failed. They have to take full responsibility.
As befits any such situation, where the ruling party and the president are using undemocratic methods to steal and remain in power, the common man and the population always look up to the opposition and the main opposition leader for solution. The population had given mandate and its support to Ni John Fru Ndi (main opposition leader) to take them out of the mess that Paul Biya and the CPDM have created, but for more than 20 years Ni John Fru Ndi has not been able to deliver. This is a big failure! Complaining and complaining of election mal-practices will lead us nowhere, especially seeing that Paul Biya continues to remain in power, and he is finally recognized by the National and International communities.
Is it wrong to state that being unable to deliver for more than 20 years Ni John Fru Ndi has failed? If he has not succeeded to chase Biya out of the presidency, the mandate he has received from the people, then he has failed. For many years Paul Biya and the CPDM have put in place strategies (whether democratic or not) that is maintaining them in power. However, the opposition under Ni John Fru Ndi has failed to put in place strategies (whether democratic or not) to take over power. Who is finally winning and succeeding? The CPDM or the opposition? Ni John Fru Ndi or Paul Biya? Of course the person winning and succeeding is the one in power? This is common sense!
President Paul Biya is going to put in another seven (7) years (oh my God!)and by the end of his madate, Ni John Fru Ndi will be in his 80s. At more than 80 will Ni John Fru Ndi, still, be presenting himself as chairman and presidential candidate for the SDF? Is it not time for Ni John Fru Ndi to give way to someone else to try to deliver something that he, Ni John Fru Ndi has not been able to deliver in more than 20 years? What more can Ni John Fru Ndi do in 2018 that he has not been able to do from 1990 to 2011? Who are we fooling here?
When a thief steals every day from your business premises despite the presence of a well armed night watchman, and for more than 20 years the night watchman has been unable to catch the thief, who do you change? The thief or the night watchman? Cameroonians are helpless in the face of the many threats and wrong doings by the CPDM and Paul Biya, and are looking up to the opposition to eject them out of the presidency and government. If for more than 20 years the opposition have not deliver, then that opposition needs to be changed, begining with its leadership.
What am I saying here which is not correct?
Marie
Posted by: Marie | Tuesday, 01 November 2011 at 08:39 AM
Who knew the Cpdm was going to rig elections and instead of having a peace of a mind,it has onl;y brought them headache.Since they have not even built a single road for 30 years,their achievements range from having 100 Ministers at Kondengui,having criminals like Paul Atanga Nji as Ministers and murderers like Fon Doh as Central committee members.They have now worsened things by being the party of zombies,that is unable to win elections after being in power for 30 years,and using state resources to campaign.They have to turn to dead people for help.Pathetic.Northwest elites raised 550 million to seek for notice from Biya,but Fru Ndi dealt them a terrible blow in Bamenda.They are now lying on their stomachs like lizards suffering from diarrhoea.Anyway,we know those who are rushing to France to beg for recognition and legitimacy.France is more important than the whole Cameroonian people,while not go and cry there!After dealing with thieves at the Supreme court,Fru Ndi is mapping out his next moves,while some are having sleepless nights.The spirits of the dead people they dragged out of graves to come and vote is haunting them.
Posted by: Watesih | Tuesday, 01 November 2011 at 10:45 AM
When a thief steals every day from your business premises despite the presence of a well armed night watchman, and for more than 20 years the night watchman has been unable to catch the thief, who do you change? The thief (Paul Biya)who has for long used wrong procedure to continue to steal or the night watchman (Ni John Fru Ndi)? Can you catch the thief yourself? Then why have a night watchman for more than 20 years?
Cameroonians are helpless in the face of the many threats and wrong doings by the CPDM and Paul Biya, and are looking up to the opposition to eject them out of the presidency and government. If for more than 20 years the opposition have not deliver, then that opposition needs to be changed, begining with its leadership.
Posted by: Marie | Tuesday, 01 November 2011 at 01:10 PM
I really feel sorry for the brother who is blaming Fru Ndi for all of Cameroon,s problems. You blame Fru Ndi for not being able in 20 years to put enough pressure on Biya for a change in Cameroon but at thesame time, you have not been able to put enough pressure on Fru Ndi to compell him to resign or make the changes you desire.
We Cameroonians love football. In football, the success of a coach depends on the ammount of pressure from the club president or fans. A coach succeeds only because of the quality of this pressure. In case of lack of results, most coaches do not resign - they feel they can always turn things arround. It is the place of the president of the club to put such pressure that the coach cannot continue or he takes the heavy financila burden of firing and compensating the coach. When the coach is successfully replaced in one way or the other, the new coach automatically inherits a huge pressure for reaults. Did you ever put Fru Ndi under these conditions?
Posted by: bonaberi | Friday, 04 November 2011 at 06:48 PM
Before the elections, Fru Ndi did not put pressure on Biya when the rules of the game were being drawn. You did not put pressure on Fru Ndi to put pressure on Biya. Now that the game is over and Fru Ndi is pointing hands at Biya, you now appear and start pointing hands at Fru Ndi. Fru Ndi is now going into hibernation to reappear during next election. You will soon go into hibernation to reappear during the next election. If you want to change SDF, go into SDF and put pressure for change inside the SDF. Don,t be a Ben Muna and above all, don,t create another political party.
Posted by: bonaberi | Friday, 04 November 2011 at 07:37 PM
If truly Ni John Fru Ndi has gone to the Congress Hall in Bamenda, took pictures with Biya's army, thanked the army for having protected him as he entered into Bamenda, and has actually fed Biya's Army as reported by the Messager of November 04. 2011 (see part below), a report that has not been refuted by the SDF or Ni John Fru Ndi, then Cameroonians MUST watch ou; then Cameroonians may start lighting candles to Satan. That after his failed attempte to have the supreme court cancel the presidential elections, Ni John Fru Ndi was escorted into his Ntarikon Palace by armed CPDM military, all the way from the Western province, is something not to be taken lightly. That Ni John Fru Ndi should send a message of thanks to the North West region Governor for giving him protection in Bamenda - his safiest place, must not be taken lightly. That Ni John Fru, despite all the apparent election mafia, should go to the congress center in Bamenda, meet with Biya's army, take photographs with them, give them food, when many poor SDF militants are in the streets in Bamenda, sends out a strong message to all those, who have been hoping, are hoping and continue to hope - in vain - that Ni John Fru Ndi will take us to the promised land.
"Toujours est-il que vendredi dernier 28 octobre, soit deux jours après son acte de désobéissance, le leader du Social Democratic Front (Sdf) a rendu une visite de courtoisie aux forces de l'ordre. C'était à leur base du palais des congrès de Bamenda où logent les forces mixtes du groupement spécial d'opérations (Gso) de la police et de la gendarmerie. En ces lieux, renseignent des sources introduites dans ce corps, le leader charismatique a effectué des prises de vue (pauses photos) avec les éléments des forces de maintien de l'ordre. Dans l'après midi de samedi 29 octobre, précisent nos sources, le leader du Sdf a envoyé tout un service traiteur remettre un repas copieux aux forces de l'ordre. Comme, d'une part, pour se racheter aux yeux de ces derniers de tout le tort qu'il leur avait causé en refusant d'obtempérer à leur ordre. D'autre part, pour les remercier pour tout l'accueil et la protection qu'elles lui avaient accordés de Matazen (entrée du Nord-Ouest) jusqu'à Bamenda, le 26 octobre dernier." Messager, Nov. 04.2011
Posted by: Marie | Friday, 04 November 2011 at 10:17 PM
But why is Ni John Fru Ndi so excited at a moment when Cameroonians are actually mourning the seven (7) years that Biya has taken from Cameroonians by brute force? What has Ni John Fru Ndi received or is to receive? Is this the right time for Ni John Fru Ndi to attain polical orgasm? Imagine SDF parliamentarians receiving money from the CPDM hose speaker to allow them stay at home during Biya's swearing in rather than attending to disrupt the ocassion. This is really frightening ...
Let us wait and see as events and benefits unfold.
marie
Posted by: Marie | Friday, 04 November 2011 at 10:23 PM
fru ndi or biya mvodo whatz the diffs. birds of same feathers. may be mvodo is even better cos he is educated. fru ndi should go back and sit at ndarenkon he has adquire enough of wealth for him and his decentance and wait for his own days. he is the most empty vessel that has ever immerge in the NW. we thank God time has shown him out.he has nothing to offer cameroonians.
Posted by: [email protected] | Monday, 28 November 2011 at 09:37 AM