Anglophone Crisis In Cameroon: King Of Bamendjou Reveals The Failure Of The Paul Biya Regime

The King of Bamendjou is very worried about the stagnation of the deadly crisis that has weakened for the past three years the English-speaking regions of North-West and South-West.

The guardian of the tradition in an outing this morning on social networks said he has sounded the alarm since 2008, sending a letter to President Paul Biya to indicate his concern about the crises that should cross Cameroon in the 10 coming years.

Anglophone Crisis In Cameroon: King Of Bamendjou Reveals The Failure Of The Paul Biya Tegime

“The copy of this letter is still available and I do not know if the concerned had received it,” he wondered. “Today, we go through cosmetic means to solve an essentially structural problem that could be avoided,” he adds. Before concluding: “Since 1958, I repeated the same things, the story finally gives me reason … We built everything except one nation.

The 82-year-old dean of traditional chiefs in the Western Region has often had dissenting views from the ruling power. For example, he will not answer the call to the rally launched in Bafoussam this Saturday, July 20, 2019, by Sultan Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya, Senator and Head of the Permanent Delegation of the CPDM for the Western Region.