Voice Of The Oppressed

Very Important Dictators-Why do African Rulers not quit?

By Neba-Fuh

              Fierce looking, worrisome dictators
              Sitting on their brains
              Ruling without rules
              Trampling nature's rights on the innocence
              Clamping them with steel clippers
              Forgetting tomorrow must still come
              Thinking retribution will forget
              knocking at their doors...

Africa's trauma has been exacerbated  by the continuous clinging to power by its old tyrants.  The clowns don't just  know when to leave, or even how to leave.  They rule their nations as if they were  private farms. They drug themselves with the people's stolen money, hoping to get out of the mess  unscathed. Impossible!  The recent happenings in Cameroon where the regime could not bridle  the temptation to manipulate the constitution against the people's wish ,in order to allow its ruler not to relinquish power, is just one of the worst scenarios Africa experiences everyday.

After Constitutional Manipulation, Cameroun's PM-Inoni Ephraim speaks

The less-executive Prime Minister of Cameroun- Mr Ephraim Inoni granted an interview to BBC Africa. This is the first elaborate reaction by a Southern Cameroonian member of the regime, since the recent manipulation of the constitution spearheaded by Biya in collaboration with a  handful of traitors.
The interview was conducted in English by Randy Joe Sa'ah and in French by Thiery Hot and Herve Yonke.

Below is the section of the interview conducted in English.
Right after, is the section conducted in French, for those who understand Voltaire's language

Reduced Jail Terms for Suicide Embezzlers

Jail sentences of previously convicted 'suicide embezzlers' are being reduced, on condition that they pay back a  greater chunk of the money embezzled. The latest case is the ruling by the Appeal court on the Ondo Ndong case. We had earlier suggested such a move but criticism poured in tagging us as 'sympathizing with the regime and embezzlers'.(read: 'Suicide Embezzlers' below) The idea was to emphasize the better option of reclaiming the people's money from these bandits. The latest move by the regime to pursue this option was not unexpected. The recent civil servants' salary adjustments ,while ignoring this year's budget with regards to expenditure and revenue was precipitated as far as this regime is concern, in order to manipulate the constitution to allow Biya to rule till death. Now the regime is going back into its embezzlement reserves to foot its bills-the salary adjustments. Billions are needed. The embezzled money has to be recovered-those hoarded by those embezzlers still enjoying illegitimate liberty, as well as, those patronizing the prison premises of Kondengui.

The question is: Who will manage the recovered funds, if ever they are recovered?? These same thieves??

 

The Constitutional Manipulation and the Southern Cameroons Problem.

Neba-Fuh

There is one  thing that is as sure as death- retribution-The reward or punishment we receive or experience for what we did or didn't do. The headstrong decision to ignore the people's will and renew as well as  legalize a totalitarian regime in Cameroon is the last straw that broke the camel's back. Biya and his cohorts have invited the people's wrath on them.  His  wish  to rule till death(Article 6(2)) with the hope of escaping punishment (Article 53(3)even in satan's heaven will only be an interlude of bliss in his perpetual nightmare.

Is it not in this generation that we saw Samuel Doe of Liberia being paraded naked in the streets of Monrovia? Is it not in this generation that his successor Charles Taylor was whisked away in handcuffs and is being tried for crimes he committed against his people? What about the Idi Amins, the Bokassas,the Sadams etc? Just like all dictators, they paid their prices. How dare he minimize History.

The adoption of the bill in Parliament and its immediate aftermath look rosy. The trigger-happy military have been deployed to rest the case on the innocent population, but rest assured that, the courage of  true patriots surpasses the fear of the bullet of a gun. The time will come when the people will get hold of their nation and punish all  those unpatriotic cowards joking with their destiny.

The Callisthenics Of Our President

 

By Fuh Ngwa

 

When our president took over power in what  seemingly appeared to be a bloodless coup d’ etat, Cameroonians failed to realize that this was a classical case of a smart subordinate who can outshine the master. When his predecessor realized what had happened and wanted to stage a come back, there was that outburst of cry from the populace not to touch the ‘God sent’ who then was as soft as the palm of a newly born baby. Cameroonians equally failed to understand that while praying for the best they have to prepare for the worst, for even churches have lightning conductors.

 

 

The Pandora's Box Has Been Opened (II)

Great leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela who fundamentally adopted non-violence as the strategy for their struggles, sometimes contemplated the violent option.  When a people's struggle for liberation are stifled by an egoistic manipulative tendency to oppress them even at their lowest, then violent tendencies start cropping in. Violence is an impulsive uncontrollable  outburst usually manifested out of frustration.

The bill just adopted by Parliament, to give Biya a laissez-faire joystick to toy around further with the Cameroonian people even after 25years of a failed regime is frustrating.  Let the 157 simpletons who voted for that  bill amending the constitution to allow  Biya to rule till death and be unaccountable for his crimes, not make a toast yet with their champagne glasses.  The suffering Cameroonian people whose sores have been spread with salt will not stop at lamenting. They are meticulously weighing the options-non-violence or violence. The latter may just be what the CPDM quislings have pushed the people to.

Below are excerpts culled from 'The Sacred Warrior'-
The liberator of South Africa looks at the seminal work of the liberator of India
By NELSON MANDELA

Poem: Wrecked Roon *

Neba-Fuh

Ravaged reckless quisling- Captain of Roon,
Craved in carnal quest for cannabis,
Drowned by the  exigent thirst for rum,
Full of faulty overload of French cuisine,
As Mademoiselles  toy with your extortion key.

Constitutional Amendment-The Pandora's Box has been opened (I)

Neba-Fuh

The Pandora's box has been opened and this time even hope may not survive.
The egoistic extremes of the regime have been manifested. The people's patience has been stretched. The options are now clear and any action by the people to claim their sovereignty can not be  unjustified, be it conventional or otherwise.

Suicide Embezzlers

By Neba-Fuh

The much talked about 'Operation Epervier' is catching up with the big shots. The recent arrests of former Minister of Finance and Minister of health , Abah Abah Polycarpe and Olanguena Urbain respectfully, are recommendable, and it's like the trend is moving up to even a highly recommendable arrest by the people in the future-that of the highest ranking embezzler of the nation.

We have cried loudly and clearly of the people's money misused and unused ;and the best option to tackle this corruption issue now is to see  how part of  this huge chunk of money stolen, can be returned to the people. Many opposition figures and prominent civil society members  have been reflecting on this.
It is worth noting that all the high profile arrests  this far can not sum      
up to  1% of the suicide embezzlers in Cameroon.