WHAT NEXT AFTER MORNING OUR FREEDOM FIGHTERS Hi, everybody. This year, we have buried freedom fighters like Lapiro de Mbanga, Dr. Ateba Yene. While others Lament in jail such as students of the University of Buea. Some members of the SCNC are still facing the Biya justice system awaiting their faith from the hands of appointed judges; we all know what the outcome will be. So with the sudden fall of the voices of the Cameroonian youths, who and what is next. It should be part of our push not only to make Cameroon home to all where everybody has the right to freedom of expression without fear of being kill by the secret agents of the regime – and also to make Cameroon a country more attractive to the youths and it’s younger generation, and encourage a growing lower class. Thanks to our lord almighty sings are on the wall that the regime is gradually coming to an end as ministers have started authorizing the arrest of one another without the knowledge of the president or prime minister. This simply explains how the president is gradually losing touch with the day to day running of the country. We can all seat and watch as the drama unfold or do something to hasting the fall of this regime. So we should be primed to bring back more of the good old days style of recovering our country from the hands of the regime and let the power belong to the people who understand the rules involve in good governance, not hand clappers in the senate and national assembly. And we need to work together as young people on proven ways to regain our fatherland, like building strong institutions and fixing our broken system of government. In a system where legislative branch of government isn’t acting, we’ll act on our own to put opportunity within reach for anyone who’s willing to work for it. This is what we’ll do by launching Cameroon’s third “regime with modern political institutions, new innovations and liberty for all.” It’s a partnership between the Cameroonian people, and the new government that will focus on making sure Cameroon businesses and Cameroonians workers win the race for high paying jobs that come with this partnership – jobs that can help people and communities willing to work hard punch their ticket into the upper class. I firmly believe that this can be a breakthrough year for Cameroon. But to make it happen, we’re going to have to act – to prevent this regime and his opposition from destroying our country, and to offer more Cameroonians a fair shot to get ahead. That’s what I’m focused on every day that I have the privilege of seating in as interim head of change. That’s what we are going to be focused on every single day of this year. Thanks, and have a great week. Interim Head of Change J.A.M
Posted on: Tue, 08 Apr 2014 14:05:44 +0000
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