Elders, Colleagues, Friends, Family Members Join Chronicle Newspaper Publisher at House Warming

In his dedication, Ntumfor Barrister Nico Halle said that "except the Lord builds a house, Those who do it, do it in vein...Lord God Make this House a Home". He congratulated Eric Motomu, Publisher/Editor of Chronicle Newspaper for the sacrifices, adding that in life there are three basic things and one of them is shelter. (PhotoNews of the Event)

Ntumfor Nico Halle and Eric Motomu (Publisher/Editor of Chronicle)

Cross section of colleagues, friends and family members

Mudu Walters (MC)

Eric Motomu's mother

Toast by Ntumfor, Oba Rose and Afuh Stephen

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Pa Ngufor's arrival

Eric Motomu flanked by colleagues of the media

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Misaje Red Feather Awards:Ndamu Peter Ngwei, Ndansi Elvis, Maah Isaac, Nkenda Simon, Others Win Big

Red Feathered Awards of Excellence To Meritorious PROMOTERS OF DEVELOPMENT In Misaje. In Recognition Of their Contributions To Nation Building and the Harmonious Development Of Misaje Sub-Division in the period 2013/2014.

ORGANISERS: Dumbu Development Programme (DDP) MINATD Reg> No. E27/750/666/BSCA

CORDINATED BY: Cameroon Independent Journalists’ Association (CAMIJAS) Reg. No:0047/E29/111/VOL.8/APPB LIST OF WINNERS AFTER VOTE COUNTS REDFEATHERED AWARD

Ndamu Peter Ngwei: Man of the Year

1, MISAJE MAN OF THE YEAR 2013/2014 -NDAMU Peter NGWEI

For financing CPDM Campaigns in Misaje though not a Candidate and above all his crusade for peace during and after Council Election for Mayors where the most popular candidate was tricked off in the name of Justice! 89.17 %s

 2, MISAJE WOMAN OF THE YEAR -CHEKA Gladys

Her Candidacy for Senate brought joy to the Sub-Division and sent shock-waves of fear to greedy politicians in Donga Mantung who punctured the move! 65.07% 

3, MISAJE POLITICIAN OF THE YEAR 2013/2014 -MAAH Isaac GABESSIN

Too popular SDF Supporter that the CPDM must spent several millions of FCFA to manage a victory in elections in the area since 2007. 72.09% 

4, MISAJE ALL ROUND BEST MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT OF THE TIME -HON ABEH MICHAEL

FOR BEING THE FIRST MP OF AKO/MISAJE TO BE TRANSPARENT WITH MICRO-PROJECT GRANTS AND PAYING FREQUENT VISITS TO MISAJE THAN THE OTHERS! 78.99% 

5, MISAJE PHILANTHROPISTS OF THE YEAR -DASI Elvis NUKAM

This grass-root and selfless politician is always in touch with his people to know their problems and making efforts to do things that would impact the lives of a suffering community, than wait for election time to do all these. 78.01% 

6, MISAJE PEACE-AWARD WINNER OF THE YEAR -NKENDA Simon SUNDE

For showing political maturity when he was tricked off another term of office as Mayor of Misaje Council. 69.00% 

7, ALL-ROUND BEST MANAGER OF SODEPA DUMBU RANCH -DR BESSONG OJONG THE SELFLESS MANAGER. THE FIRST TO IMPLEMENT SCIENTIFIC METHODS IN REVAMPING A RANCH THAT WAS DISAPPEARING FROM THE MAP OF RANCHES IN Cameroon. (The working conditions of workers improved and the number of cattle increased! Cattle theft reduced to the barest minimum! 77.90%

8, MISAJE ALL-ROUND BEST POLICE COMMISSIONER -COMMISSIONER OF POLICE JACOB NDZENYUY THE FIRST COMMAND HEAD OF DUMBU POLICE STATION WHO STRONGLY BELIEVES THAT THE POLICE AND THE PEOPLE MUST BE FRIENDS TO BETTER FIGHT INSECURITY, PRESERVE NATIONAL UNITY AND PEACE! 73.67% 

9, MISAJE MOST DISCIPLINED GENDARM OFFICER OF THE YEAR -NEBA JOSEPH CHENWI SELF DISCIPLINE, HONESTY, SELFLESS SERVICE TO THE NATION ARE HIS WATCHWORDS. “The People’s Gendarme Officer”! 69.88% 

10, MISAJE BEST PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR -TALISHI Oliver of GHS Dumbu AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR - DYNAMIC, HUMBLE AND HONEST! TOO NEAT AND OF VERY HIGH MORAL STANDARDS 73.08% 

11, MISAJE BEST MANAGED GSS/GHS -GSS AKWETO 68.45%

12, FOUNDER OF MODERN DUMBU/KEMEZUNG VILLAGE -NDZI Johnson TATA Apart from all what he has been doing to make the Dumbu people know Civilization, he is the first to erect the first Storey Building in Kemezung! 88.00% 

13, MISAJE BEST PRIMARY HEAD TEACHER OF THE YEAR -SHEY LUKONG EMMANUEL of GS Dumbu Ranch (Now at GS Dumbu) For not only promoting academic standards in the school but making sure the children are morally trained! 66.70% 

14, MISAJE TRADITIONAL RULER OF THE YEAR -HRM FON GIWA FRANKLINE OF KAMINE FOR SELF-RESPECT AND DETERMINATION NOT TO SEE HIS TRADITION DRAGGED IN MUD 64.33% 

15, MISAJE BEST SUB-DELEGATE OF THE YEAR -MR MATHEU MAZANG, DELEGATE OF AGRICULTURE FOR PROMOTING 2ND GENERATION AGRICULTURE IN MISAJE 67.90% 

16, MISAJE MOST COMMITTED SDF MILITANT OF THE YEAR -LAMNIA DONATUS; -NKWANI CHRISTOPHER FOR STAKING THEIR HEADS ANY OTHER TIME FOR THE SDF TO TRIUMPH IN THE SUB-DIVISION 62.89% 

17, MISAJE MOST Committed CPDM MILITANT OF THE YEAR - NJENKE PHILIP, -NJI NGAYE NJI PAUL FOR SELFLESSLY SUPPORTING THE CPDM WITH NO SELF INTERESTS SINCE 1985 70.55% 

18, MISAJE BEST DRIVER OF THE YEAR - 1) JIBRIL NFOR, 2) SOJA NTAKOH, 3) BABAYE 4) JAMBA Peter FOR THE PRUDENCE IN DRIVING AND RESPECT FOR PASSENGERS 64.88% 

19, MISAJE MOST ADMIRED MOST POPULAR SENIOR CITIZEN - 1)MBANG CHRISTOPHER; 2) ARUNA MALU 66.77% 

20, MISAJE BEST TRADITIONAL DANCE GROUP - 1) FIBUENG OF CHUNGHE; 2) NTOBI OF AKWETO AND 3) NKURU OF DUMBU 74.66% 

21, MISAJE BEST PALACE AND CITADEL OF AFRICAN TRADITION - HRM FON THOMAS KIMBUSE FON’S PALACE NKANCHI FOR UPHOLDING THE TRADITION OF THE PEOPLE AND A REFERENCE FOR TOURISTS 66.99%

 22, MISAJE ALL-ROUND BEST COUNCIL WORKER - MME BOUBA VICTORIA HARDWORKING, HUMBLE, HONEST, DUTY CONSCIOUSNESS, PUNCTUAL, SELFLESS, SIMPLE COUNCIL STAFF 92.00% 

23, MISAJE BEST ARDOS OF THE YEAR - ARDO IDI ADAMU and ARDO BOLA PROMOTERS OF COLLECTIVE EFFORTS TO FIGHT AGAINST FARMER/GRAZIER CONFLICTS IN THE SUBDIVISION AS WELL AS THEIR COLLABORATIVE SPIRITS WITH THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE PEOPLE TO FIGHT AGAINST THE INFILTRATION OF BOKO-HARAM FROM NEIGHBOURING NIGERIA! 72.00% 

24, MISAJE POLITICAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA/STRATEGIST - NKENDA SIMON SUNDE MASTERS THE POLITICAL ASPECTS OF MISAJE SUB-DIVISION THAN ANY ONE ELSE! 77.87% 

25, MISAJE EXEMPLARY YOUNG ENTERPRISING BUSINESSMAN - GALO BIKOM OF DUMBU AND NJI VINCENT 69.99% 

26, MISAJE “No Nonsense Traditional Ruler Of The Year” - HRM Fon Cyprian AYABA OF MFUME FOR SPEAR-HEADING THE PETITION AGAISNT MINISTER FUH CALISTUS FOR DIVERTING GOV’T DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN HIS FONDOM TO OTHER AREAS 88.78%

27, MISAJE MOST POPULAR ELITE OF THE YEAR - TANGWA SYLVARIOUS (Zimbabwe) THE HEAVY-WEIGHT SDF SUPPORTER. FOR REFUSING TO BELIEVE THAT THE LEADERSHIP OF THE CPDM IN MISAJE COULD BE FOR THE COMMON GOOD! 79.87% 

28, MISAJE BEST CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR - Thomas SJINKWE CEO OF MFUME BROTHERS ENTERPRISE, BP 3 Misaje FOR MAKING SURE ANY JOB AWARDED TO HIS COMPANY IN MISAJE SUB-DIVISION IS WELL EXECUTED ACCORDING TO PRESCRIPTION! 69.54% 

29, MISAJE BEST AND RELIABLE PARTNER IN POVERTY ALLEVATION - MISAJE CREDIT UNION not complicated like others in the Granting of Loans and At Very Low Interest Rates 89.54% 

NOTE: THERE WAS A PUBLIC SAMPLE SURVEY CARRIED OUT ACROSS THE SUB-DIVISION USING QUESTIONNAIRES IN “SHONG”. THE PUBLIC VOTINGS WERE DONE EITHER BY PHONE CALLS, TEXT MESSAGES OR BY E-MAIL. VOTE COUNTING TOOK PLACE IN BAMENDA COORDINATED BY THE CAMEROON INDEPENDENT JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION (CAMIJAS). AFTER CAREFUL EXAMINATION, THE ABOVE WERE DECLARED WINNERS!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! Date, Place And Time Of Award Ceremony Will Be Mentioned In Your INVITATIONS To Be Printed Out Soon!

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Public Health Minister Shuts Down Bakeries in North West

Mama Fouda

The Minister of Public Health Mama Fouda has issued a communiqué closing down some bakeries in the North West Region. The communiqué ordered the complete closure of four bakeries while fifteen were suspended and fourteen others warned. According to what we gathered, the bakeries were ordered to shutdown following allegations that most of the bakeries in the North West region allegedly used saccharine (potassium bromated, carcinogene product) in producing bread, which health Minister says is harmful.  A total of 33 bakeries were found wanting for the non respect of hygienic conditions and other related malpractices in the sector. It is alleged that the use of these potassium bromated causes cancer. This according to some health experts could put the health situation in danger given the level of consumption of bread.

The four bakeries closed down include Ben Bakery-Batibo, Winners’ Bakery-Batibo, Family Modern Bakery-Mbengwi and Saint Bernard Bakery Bamenda II.

Those that have been suspended till further notice are Our Lady Bakery-Bafut, Best Bread-Bali, International Bakery-B’da II, Our Favourite Bakery-Bda II, Pee Bread-Bamenda III, Muchou Bread-Bda II, Confidence Bakery-Bda III, Ferdinand Special Bread-Bda III, Glorious Bakery Bda II, MECIG Bakery-Bda III, Young Boy Bakery-Bda III, Molo Molo, C & Bros, Alhadji Bakery-Batibo and Muswe Bakery.

On the list of 15 bakeries that have been warned features SAJOCAH-Bafut, Emmanuel Sisters-Bafut, Kave, Prince, A&G, Osaka, Best Bread, Imagine, Patisserie Bakery, King Claude, Top Star, Omeka, Mr. Barker, Abi Falls.

It is feared that the situation in Bui, Donga Mantung and Menchum could be precarious given some of these tablets (they call them) come from Nigeria. Public opinion has been wondering whether the inspection team also visited bakeries in these divisions given that from all indications the inspection might have been limited to Mezam and Momo.

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FECAFOOT Election: 5 Contenders for 1 Seat

The deadline for nominations for President of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) was set for Monday, November 17, 2014. Yet only five applications are said to have been submitted. As November 29^th draws closer there heat in the air as who succeeds Iya Mohammed at the helm of FECAFOOT. It is worth mentioning the constitution of the Electoral College was made public by the Fécafoot who also recalled through a press release, the eligibility for the position of President and the composition of the list of the executive committee. While all eyes are set towards the validation, The Eye gathered that Jules Nyongha, Robert Penne, Joseph Antoine Bell, Robert Atah and Tombi Roko are on the starting block.

Jules Nyongha: He announced his candidacy on November 13 during a press conference in Yaounde. The former coach of the Indomitable Lions wants to use his experience with all of football, and clubs or national technical direction as in the past to revamp soccer.

Robert Penne: The former vice-president of the FECAFOOT is probably person with the right profile, especially for being at the head of the Cameroonian delegation to the Sydney Olympics in 2000. In the sports world, he also managed CENAJES Bertoua and the regional Football League in the East region.

Joseph Antoine Bell: The former Indomitable Lions goalkeeper solemnly declared his candidacy at a press conference in Yaounde on November 9. Since then, this former player of Union Douala is campaigning to both business magnates and club presidents to support his programme to revamp football.

Robert Atah: He was the early bird given he was one of the first to have publicly announced his Presidential ambitions. Atah many thinks is also a good man and "the only candidate that can straighten our football."

Tombi Roko Sidiki: He is the former Secretary General of FECAFOOT and he is maybe one of the last to have declared his ambition publicly. His candidacy, however, was expected in the world of football, particularly with regard to support and calls for his candidacy by some players.

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Ndu Council ECCUForum: Opportunity for Investors and Economic Operators

 The Ndu Council Economic and Cultural Forum has been billed to kickstart from December 11-14, 2014 in Ndu Town. The event is code-named Ndu Council ECCUForum 2014, is expected to bring together over 200,000 people from all walks of life. 

Highlights of the event shall include a Mini Agro-Pastoral show; Trade fair, Parade of Traditional Dance Groups from the Seventeen Villages in the municipality; parade of Traditional Wears by Mbum Men and women; Exhibition of Mbum Traditional dishes; Launch of Limbum/English dictionary and other Mbum Writings; Performances by Mbum Artists and Musicians; Panel Discussions on Mbum Cultural Values and Christianity/ Islam; The Tea Sector in Mbum Land; Politics and the Unity of the Mbum People; Maximizing the Economic Potentials in Mbumland; Mechanizing and Modernizing the Agriculture and Livestock Sectors;etc.
Stands shall be erected for companies, business enterprises and organizations of all sorts at the New and Old Markets in Ndu. 

Companies desirous of promoting their products should get in touch with the Economic Forum Committee c/o 4th Deputy Mayor i/c of Financial Affairs, Mr. Nformi Lucas Dotta Tel: 77 129 667/ 97264893 or the 1st Deputy Mayor i/c of Education and social Welfare ( Chair of the Organizing Committee), Martin Fon Yembe Tel: 77370238/ 61275249/ 97039491 Email: mfyembe@gmail.com or the Lord mayor Ndu Council , General Supervision Tel: 77848107/ 94025802/ 61135479 Email: visionpubs@yahoo.co.uk .

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Fon Thanks WICUDA; Says Njirong-Ntumbaw Problem was Resolved in 2004

 HRH Fon Kennedy Nagnjo of Njirong has issued a letter in which he has expressed his mind on the decision by WICUDA to put in place a crisis management committee on the Njirong-Ntumbaw land crisis. Here below is the letter..

Dear All,

We wish to thank the delegates to the recently held enlarged exco meeting of WICUDA National in Bamenda. We particularly thank them for their resolution creating a so-called crisis management committee to examine the Njirong-Ntumbaw problem. In this so-called resolution they have indicated they will be asking the parties concern to submit documents to the committee so they look into this matter. We appreciate this attempt. However, we wish, to remind the WICUDA National EXCO that the matter was resolved by the government of Cameroon in June 2004 and reconfirmed on October 18th 20012 following the numerous appeal petitions submitted by Ntumbaw. The politicians who organized this meeting are fully aware of the various administrative decisions that have been taken regarding this matter. In short they know this matter was resolved. It is, therefore, ridiculously shameful that these political leaders are attempting to re-harsh history and consequently stepping into a no go zone. This matter was resolved legally by the administrative authorities, period. We advise our leaders to stop bringing politics into sensitive issues that have led to loss of lives, people physically handicapped and others almost rendered physically incapacitated. We remember one of them stating in a meeting in Mbot that even in parliament they make laws and change them at will . We wish to ask if they are out to reverse the administrative decisions that have resolved a crisis that have lasted for over 40 years as they do with the laws in parliament? Njirong will not be part of any political man-oeuvre wherein politicians want to attain cheap popularity by propagating evil and falsehood in Wimbum land at the expense of the truth. We are fully aware of this agenda and thus would like to remind them that Njirong will not be a yardstick for political adventurism and indulgent nonsense. We suggest WICUDA focuses its attention on development issues and those pertaining to our culture. Attempting to venture into an issue that has been legally resolved is in itself naive and senseless. God bless WICUDA.

FON Kennedy Nganjo
Fon of Njirong

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Thousands Pay Last Repect to Senator Francis Nkwain (PhotoNews II)

 Here lieth the Man; Senator Bochong Francis Nkwain

Here lieth the Man Senator Bochong Francis Nkwain

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Thousands Pay Last Repect to Senator Francis Nkwain (PhotoNews)

 Senator Bochong Francis Isidore Wainchom Nkwain: 

Alpha April 19, 1930; 

Omega: October 19, 2014

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CRTV Goes Mute

“When it started some 8 months ago, I thought my television set was bad but when I enquired from my neighbors, they too said they were witnessing the same problem” says Tantoh Emmanuel. “It is too bad that we have been having images without sound for the past 7 or 8 months” Ngwayi Theophilus told this reporter.

The population of Nkambe, the Divisional Headquarters of Donga Mantung Division in the North West Region have gone for over 8 months now with enjoying CTRV. This is so due to the fact that the lone CRTV transmitter recorded a breakdown. It is alleged that the part that transmit sound is bad yet nothing is being done. The manner at which some of this transmission equipment is neglected is becoming a cause for concern. “Every month I pay audiovisual taxes yet I do not enjoy the services I pay for. This is not fair at all” lamented Ngiri Joseph Lamo, a secondary school teacher. “Is CRTV management not aware of this problem?”, Tata Roland questioned in anger.

“We get news from the National Station thanks to the efforts of our local community radio but I was informed that if this transmitter is repaired, the entire Division can receive the mother station on FM” Kimbi Jethro vomited. “In fact I do not want to talk about this issue; we rely mostly on our local radio stations when they do relay the National Station. In fact this is bad”, Komo Thomson said.

The situation of Nkambe is so wretched that almost everyone we accosted expressed disgust. Since the last world cup matches it is alleged television images went off, but when the image resurfaced, it came without sound. The population is wondering whether they are part of this country and or why they have been neglected constantly.      

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Press Release: 2014 Global Nutrition Report

PRESS RELEASE

For more information, please contact:
Deborah Horan, d.horan@cgiar.org, +1 (202)627-4310

First-ever Global Nutrition Report provides comprehensive narrative on levels of malnutrition across the world

Report includes 193 country profiles

November 13, 2014, London—A consortium of nations, organizations, researchers, and academics has released the first-ever comprehensive narrative on global health and country-level progress toward reducing malnutrition across the globe.

The Global Nutrition Report (GNR) provides a global profile and country profiles on nutrition for each of the United Nations’ 192 member states, and includes specific progress for each country. It will be a centerpiece of the Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2) in Rome on 19-21 November, organized by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization.

“The GNR will contribute to country-led efforts to strengthen accountability, share learning about what is working, and highlight bottlenecks to progress and how they may be overcome,” said Lawrence Haddad, a senior research fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and co-chair of the independent expert group that produced the report.

The report provides a one-stop composite of the often fragmented and disparate information available on global nutrition, and fills in some critical gaps in knowledge and data collection. It covers nutrition status outcomes, program coverage, and underlying determinants, such as food security and water, sanitation and hygiene, resource allocations, and institutional and policy transformations.

The report offers case studies from Bangladesh, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Indonesia, and the Indian state of Maharashtra. Country profiles provide dashboards of more than 80 indicators on nutrition outcomes, determinants, program coverage, resources, and political commitment.

Almost every country in the world, rich or poor, faces a serious public health risk due to malnutrition, either from undernutrition, obesity, or micronutrient deficiencies. The cost of poor nutrition is high: premature death, stressed health systems, and a severe drag on economic progress. While economic growth can help reduce malnutrition, boosting an economy is not enough to rid a country of malnutrition, and often makes overweight and obesity more likely.

“Because the costs of failing to act are tragically high for all countries, we must develop stronger accountability mechanisms with better data and more transparency, as well as stronger feedback systems to improve nutrition status,” Haddad said. “This report is a critical first step in that direction.”

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The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) seeks sustainable solutions for ending hunger and poverty. IFPRI was established in 1975 to identify and analyze alternative national and international strategies and policies for meeting the food needs of the developing world, with particular emphasis on low-income countries and on the poorer groups in those countries. www.ifpri.org.

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Land Conflict: Fonfuka, Misaje Municipalities Tussle over Piece of Land; Bloodshed Feared

Tempers are reported to have flared last week between two neighboring municipalities in the North West Region. The Senior Divisional Officers for Donga Mantung and Boyo Division visited the disputed piece of land. The place known as Chiako by the people of Nkanchi and known as Kichiako by the people of Bum became the centre of controversy between the two neighboring villages. Matters came to a head recently between the two villages. For over four months now, an atmosphere of stale familiarity looms large between the two. It is alleged that the problem escalidated when the people of Fonfuka opted to construct a school on the said piece of land. When the people of Nkanchi challenged the decision, it almost resulted to a bloody confrontation. Yet Fonfuka say the land belongs to them and Nkanchi is also claiming the same rights over the very piece of land. Farmers of both municipalities who were farming on the said piece of land are scared we gathered. It is also alleged that some elite were behind the brouhaha, yet only the reports of the administration will decide whether Chiako belongs to Misaje Sub Division or Kichiako is part of Bum Sub Division.

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Sparrow Hawk: CRTV Former GM Gervais Mendo Ze Arrested, 12 Others Shortlisted

Prof. Gervais Mendo Ze

Former General Manager of Cameroon Radio Television, Prof. Gervais Mendo Ze has been arrested. The former GM who served as Minister Delegate at the Ministry of Communication from 2005 to 2007 was napped and transferred to the  Kondengui Maximum Prison for allegedly embezzled over FCFA 2.6 billion when he was General Manager. It should be recalled that Prof. Gervais Mendo Ze served as GM at CRTV from 1998 to 2005. According to classified sources, the former GM was transferred to Kondegui after appearing infront of the Special Criminal Court on embezzlement charges.  Currently the traditional ruler of Otoakam village-Sangmelima, the arrest of Gervais Mendo Ze has ignited panic in the nation’s capital. He was arrested alongside three other accomplices and a warrant has been issued for one other. Classified sources say over 20 other state agents and civil servants are connected and will be napped. 
Classified sources say some 12 high profile personalities have been shortlisted for arrest. It is even alleged that a cabinet shakeup is imminent given that some sitting ministers have been shortlisted. A classified source hinted that some marabouts have been spotted in Yaounde as an atmosphere of uncertainty looms large..on Who Next?

However, public opinion is skeptical on the arrest given that it has taken too long. Another school of thought holds that it is intended to divert public attention as government is scared after the “Blaise” saga.

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