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The Hall of
SHAME!
Edition No:13 July 2006
S.G.B.C Bank Trial
Hall of Shame Mission Statement
This site is dedicated to expose those shameful
people who think they can lie, cheat, steal and violate the principles of
basic humanity and remain anonymous. As you are aware, my involvement
 with
Cameroon began through the glazed eyes of a tourist. After a sham marriage
and the loss of my life savings to the corrupt judiciary, I now see the
plight of Cameroonians through much clearer eyes. It is through fiercely
protected anonymity, by those involved, that corruption heads down its
unbending path. These are the same people sitting in the pew next to you
in church on Sundays, who are stealing the food from your mouth and your
children’s education on Mondays. I say, lets take a look at these people
and let them enjoy the sleepless nights that they inflict upon others.
Exposure of these peoples' acts of shame is the strongest tool to drive
others away from these evil practices.
Is Cameroon so far down the toilet bowl of
corruption that it is beyond help? I think not, but the fact that many
wear their crimes as medals to their cleverness, and worse, that others
aspire in the same way to achieve like goals is a mentality worthy of
standing against.
Glenn
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The next edition will be published on
the 1st of August 2006 and shall continue to arrive on the
1st of the month thereafter. If you wish to subscribe you can
reply to
Camerooninjustice@hotmail.com and write SUBSCRIBE in the
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shall receive in your email inbox, a link to take you to the newsletter.
Submissions
Please feel free to send your own corruption or
injustice stories. Each month contributions highlighting the difficulties
of those that may not have found the means to voice their issues will be
considered. Of course I would need to check story validity depending on
its contents, but we won’t be shying away from what needs to be said.
Consider this your newsletter and within reason there shall be no
censorship. Photos can be published also, if they enhance your tale. Its
early days and may take a couple of editions to get into the flow of
things, but no target is too big. My philosophy is fairly simple “A thief
is a thief”. I don’t discriminate on age, colour, race or sex. I do
request that you use this forum for the purpose it is intended. Thanks.
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Dear Fellow Corruption Haters,
My thanks to the avid newsletter readers who forwarded two photos
this month. The first is Justice Fonkwe of Fako Appeal Court who has
finally found his way into our “Shame File” this month. (Don’t
miss our new “Appeal Court” song.) The second photo is the SGBC
Bank manager, Ndoumbe Lottin (now at SGBC-Douala branch), who’ll
make his appearance next month, though we’ve included a copy of the
photo at the bottom of the page as a preview for readers.
Feel free to vote in the SGBC / Societe Generale trial.
Maybe they ripped you off, or maybe you just had to wait around
for some service for hours and felt you were treated like
cattle? Well………
Voting is open to everyone. Why SGBC would persist in not
investigating criminal activities by it’s branch managers is
beyond me. Perhaps they think if they ignore it, everything will
quietly go away. Can someone please let them know that this
tactic is not working very well!Please accept my apologies
that the newsletter is a few days late this month. I’ll do my
best to see it's delivered more punctually in the future. We’re a
bit light on humour this month, but I can guarantee that next
month your stomach muscles will suffer badly from laughing when
we present our “Best of Popol” edition.
My greetings to all, till next month.
All
the best, Glenn
All the underlined writing in this colour (throughout the
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IN
THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
HOLDEN AT THE HAGUE.
BETWEEN;
THE PEOPLE OF CAMEROON...............APPLICANTS
AND
S.G.B.C. BANK.........................RESPONDENTS
SOCIETE GENERALE (FRANCE)
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NOTICE
Take notice that the Court shall moved on the forenoon or soon
thereafter on behalf of the people of Cameroon for the following
crimes; Theft, Conspiracy to Defraud, Embezzlement & Perjury.
PREAMBLE:
(I )
The court has
received an enormous amount of witness testimony from a variety of
sources. These outline a wide range of crimes for which this court
holds jurisdiction to hear the matter as it so chooses.
(II)
Due to the variety
and volume of testimony, the court has ruled to only use the
evidence that is already determined as true and also only apply
the evidences that directly link Societe Generale & S.G.B.C.
Bank to the crimes.
(III)
The jury (any
concerned citizen) is requested to carefully read the facts
contained in this case before voting on the Guilty / Not Guilty
buttons below. Voting figures shall be updated every 7 days,
with the tally be available to be viewed at the same location.
ON THE CASE PROPER
(1) That S.G.B.C. - Societe
Generale Officers conspired to defraud and steal from customers;
a) On the 14/05/01, I opened a joint bank
account with my Cameroonian wife. On this day the assistant
manager (Francois Ngouania) declared that he was actually the
manager. He spoke French only and could only converse with my
wife as I only understand the English language. It was for the
language difficulty that I agreed to open a joint account.
Unknown to myself the actual manager, Alexander Ndoumbe Lottin
who spoke fluent English sat in his office just 25 metres away.
This was a pre-organized scheme between the assistant manager &
my wife. The consequences of these actions set in motion a chain
of events that almost ended in my death.
b) On the 13/08/01, I went to SGBC bank to
remove the money from the joint account, (after surviving being
poisoned and an attempt to be jailed through false accusations
two (2) days earlier). A soldier threatened me, pointing a rifle
at my chest and refusing my entry to the bank. I gained access
to the bank after returning a short time later with two
Barristers. I submitted to a full body & vehicle search before
any transaction was allowed. A false report had been made to the
bank that I was carrying a dagger with the intention to kill my
wife in the bank. It was only during this search in the actual
Managers office that I was to meet the English-speaking manager
for the 1st time.
c) Early September 2001, Bank Manager
Alexander Ndoumbe Lottin was offered 1,000,000cfa to divulge my
new account details to opposing Barrister Eno Charles Agbor.
This information is given to my Barrister, Charley Sone by
Alexander Ndoumbe Lottin. 13/09/01, during part of a High
Court hearing in the SGBC Bank manager’s office, my new account
details were made available to Barrister Eno Charles Agbor by an
SGBC Bank staff member, (In front of 6 witnesses).
(2) That S.G.B.C. - Societe Generale Officers
conspired to mislead enquiries into their criminal actions;
a) 14/08/01. S.G.B.C Manager Ndoumbe Lottin
provided fraudulent legal documentation in this matter to the
amount of 3,500,000 cfa.
b) 18/01/02. During an investigation by
Officers of Territorial Surveillance into the incident at SGBC
on the 13/08/01, Alexander Ndoumbe Lottin attempted to falsely
identify one of my witnesses in Court, as the culprit who made
the accusation that I would kill my wife in the bank.
c) 31/01/02. The SGBC Assistant Bank manager
(Francois Ngouania) was subpoenaed to appear at the High Court.
He was a hostile witness and made totally unbelievable
falsehoods in his testimony as he attempted to deny his part in
the conspiracy.
(3) That S.G.B.C. - Societe
Generale Officers have a lengthy history of complicity in
fraudulent activities;
a) That in the last four years I have
closely followed feyman activities and on nearly every occasion
that a banking institution is involved, it is inevitably S.G.B.C
branches.
b) That I have closely followed the matter
concerning the estate of Yemtsa Moussa and the Mbouda / Douala
branches in this large scale fraud carried out by officers of
the bank, in which a civil matter is before the courts,
requesting upwards of five (5) Billion cfa in damages.
(4) That S.G.B.C. - Societe
Generale Officers have refused to conduct proper internal
enquiries into criminal matter involving their staff:
a) To this day Societe Generale has not
acknowledged certified mail that has been sent to the Head
Office in Paris regarding this serious matter of fraud carried
out by it’s officers.
b) To this day S.G.B.C, Douala Branch has
refused to even receive mail sent to it’s office, regarding this
serious matter involving staff currently employed at that
office.
c) That S.G..B.C. has always acted in a
hostile manner in this matter rather than seek the truth and
resolve the matter.
Letter to Societe Generale – April 2005
419 scandal at SGBC
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How Banks In Cameroon Frustrate Clients.
Until
government intervenes directly to make things better for the public, the
latter will continue to writhe in the frustration of unscrupulous "bank"
managers and their colleagues.
Only one vote shall register when clicking on the Guilty/Not
Guilty button, (unless the page is refreshed between clicks).
Voting must be done at the website to register.
www.camerooninjustice.com/shame13.htm
Voting shall close at midnight on the 28th July
2006.
Supreme Court -
Case # 3
Defendant:
Mamfe Magistrate Ketuanze Jacob
Charges:
Theft,
Conspiracy, Fraud and Corruption
Hearing Date:
T.B.A.
All
testimonies to be made public on this day.
Ruling &
Sentencing Date: T.B.A.
Ruling
and sentence to be delivered, as per public jury.
Collection of
Testimonies:
All testimonies shall be
accepted and the witnesses shall remain totally anonymous. Any
testimony covering matters outside the main charges shall be
accepted and incorporated into the information made public on the
hearing date.
Testimonies to be
sent to:
camerooninjustice@hotmail.com
Jungle Justice & Turning to the Courts!
After reading some of the bizarre events in Limbe-Buea this
month; ritual killings, mob justice and strange behaviour by the
police, I wondered if people understood how incomprehensible these
actions are for a stranger to the culture of corruption and
lawlessness that permeates in Cameroonian justice? The recent
groundswell of citizens
 taking the law into their own hands is more
a reflection on the Judiciary in Cameroon than the lawlessness of
the people. The citizens are claiming back their right to live in a
society where the criminals are punished. I really don’t think
foreigners can begin to comprehend what it can be like to live in a
society where the criminals work hand in hand with the Magistrates &
Judges. Who can accept that the criminal who was captured after
robbing you yesterday is released after sharing his spoils with the
Judge? What of the Police who hire out their pistols to armed
robbers for a share of the spoils? Maybe western countries might be
quite quick to take up jungle justice, if confronted with similar
lawlessness and criminal activities by those entrusted to govern and
serve the people. The recent cyclone in New Orleans was like a
window to human nature and in how in so few days chaos rears its
head once there is no food, water, or law & order. Do people realize
that is the life of many Africans from their first to last breath?
Powerlessness, poverty, insecurity, hunger, all to often because of
the lawlessness of corrupt governments.
You can believe me when I tell you that it’s much better to read
about this stuff than to live, survive, suffer through it. I can’t
understand how Cameroonians have managed to accept the criminal
actions of the President, the Ministers, the Judiciary, the Police
and the public service employees, without exploding in anger at the
inhumanity and degradation that is forced upon them in every aspect
of their life.
My own experience was that amongst the madness I was exposed to,
(I consider being poisoned, my documents taken, attempts to be
jailed, soldiers with rifles waiting for me at the bank, continual
death threats, all the while trying to comprehend an unimaginable
fraud that had been perpetrated for the theft of my property by the
only people I knew and trusted & floundering around in a strange
culture, some type of madness that happened at that time), I reached
for what I thought was the one glimmer of hope that might supply
some behaviour that I could relate to and feel comfortable with. I
was in desperate trouble, in a Commonwealth country, in a province
that operated its courts using the English system of law. These were
things I felt comfortable with and understandably I turned to the
Justice system, despite warnings from people knowledgeable in the
futility of the exercise. I thought “how could all those stories
about the courts be true“? I held indisputable evidence of all I
claimed, “surely it is a simple matter”. I thought I was choosing
the lesser of two evils.
So what happened when I begged the courts to do the very job that
they are in place for?
Well, you have to understand how the system works. First, you are
expected to negotiate your way out of the matter, meaning that
everyone has a feed on what doesn’t belong to them, and then the
matter goes away quietly, (meaning that the criminals succeed in
their crimes and are free to continue the same activities). In my
case I refused to negotiate with a group of thieves who had not only
poisoned me, but removed documentation to my assets and had shown
every intent that I be disposed of. For my indiscretion of not
negotiating and making this very dirty matter go away, I was
continually punished by the courts who took the opportunity to
further participate in the theft. The 50 odd appearances at the
court stank of criminal behaviours, even to the point of a High
court Judge-Justice Chibili, participating in the sale of a compound
I purchased worth 12,000,000 cfa, that was held in trust to the
court. I don’t need to cover all the many activities of the court,
other than to say that the matter is still before the Fako High
court and no matter how long it takes, the truth shall be exposed in
this matter. The shameful thing is that all the people I’ve spoken
to are yet to assist this matter to move towards completion,
including the Prime Minister, Several Ministers and Supreme court
judges. And then they wonder why someone could incinerate a vehicle
at their American embassy!
It’s quite simple really, no-one likes a thief!
Fako High Court Chronology # 2
Fako High Court Chronology # 3
That's my 2 cents.
'Jungle justice' sweeps Cameroon (BBC News - Limbe)
Cameroonians who have no faith in the police are taking
the law into their own hands - with brutal and bloody
results.
The
young man pleaded for mercy as the angry mob kicked and
clubbed him with sticks and pieces of metal. As he
spoke, more people rushed to the scene, one carrying
petrol - apparently to burn the suspect alive. Another
man described the lynchings as "our own way of passing a
vote of no-confidence in law enforcement officers and
judicial authorities".
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Shame File No:9
Name:
Justice J. F. Fonkwe
Residence: Buea
Aliases:
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Without
doubt, the
Fako Appeal Court
is one of Cameroon’s most corrupt institutions. It’s not necessary to go
any further than to use its own documentation to prove that point.
Appeal Court Affidavits
Justice
Fonkwe was one of three Judges who determined the removal of a High Court
President, based on an imaginary witness. These Judge’s actions were
displayed before the 12 Barristers & Lawyers who regularly attended the
hearing.
Appeal Court Chronology
These
Judges should be immediately removed for their corrupt and unlawful
conduct, but it seems that most have been promoted in some way.
Foreigners and Cameroonians alike should be well advised to steer clear
of this den of thieves and the Cameroon judiciary in general. The
behaviours I saw in the courts was often no better than the thuggery of
unintelligent and uneducated buffoons who were more concerned with juju
and their own stomachs than anything that appeared to come from a
civilised court.
So that
the matter is very clear, I accuse the three Appeal Court Judges who
signed the ruling of being corrupt.
I also accuse Magistrate Ketuanze Jacob of corrupting the Appeal Court
Judges.
Appeal Court Ruling
I make
these documents available for all to see the corruption and thievery
that these judges participated in. Note that these same activities are
promoted and rewarded by the countries ruling party, the CPDM and the
President, Paul Biya.
Fako Appeal Court , Buea
Is This The World's
Most Corrupt and Shameless Judiciary?
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Corrupt Judge: Justice Fokwe
Early
in the morning when you go for Buea court
Your life may end
for good
Your life may end for
bad
If badluck dey you, you meet Nana wichi man
Or badluck dey you meet Fonkwe lie man
Or Satan curse
you, you meet Chibili Wichi mami
Chorus
(bend sikin rythym)
Chibili Chibili Nana Fonkwe Chibili 4X
Fonkwe
na learna boy 2 for tif
Fonkwe na learna boy 2 for tif
I di tif na weti wey Nana Chibili teacham
Fonkwe your mami nobi teach you say
Waka with bad pipeol
go spoil your life.
You di take bribe for spoil pipo
them case
Chorus
(bend sikin rythym)
Chibili
chibili Nana Fonkwe Chibili 4X
Media Link
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'Jungle justice' sweeps Cameroon (BBC News - Limbe)
Cameroonians who have no faith in the police are taking
the law into their own hands - with brutal and bloody
results.
The
young man pleaded for mercy as the angry mob kicked and
clubbed him with sticks and pieces of metal. As he
spoke, more people rushed to the scene, one carrying
petrol - apparently to burn the suspect alive. Another
man described the lynchings as "our own way of passing a
vote of no-confidence in law enforcement officers and
judicial authorities".
Stemming The Rising Insecurity In Buea
Inhabitants of Buea have been on tenterhooks since night
marauders armed with machetes hit the town a month
ago. Two corpses found in the vicinity of the town plus
several victims of cutlass attacks and rape bear stark
testimony to this new wave of banditry.
MPs Demand Probe Into Kodock's Tenure As Agric Minister
The audit made it clear that even
funds accruing from the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries
Initiative, HIPIC-I were embezzled by officials in that
Ministry through fake and inflated bills, payment of
fake mission allowances and contracts. The presentations
spoke volumes of acts of corruption that diverted over
half of the Ministry's budget for that year into private
pockets. The report enumerated 30 different thieving
strategies.
Predators Make Hunting Ground Of Manyu Division
While Manyu Division continues to be plagued by its
perennial road problems, a web of complicity and deceit
put in place by some top officials of the local
administrative outfit is significantly undermining all
development efforts in the Division. In
Manyu, a fraudulent ring of thieving contractors is
making a mockery of President Paul Biya's fight to
eradicate corruption and embezzlement in the running of
state affairs.
Limbe Treasury Staff, Others Detained For Forgery
The story goes that Boghumen, who works at the Finance
Control allegedly stole genuine vouchers from her
service and helped her two accomplices.The said duo who
apparently are based in Douala, used the documents and
came up with a contract, which they hold they had
executed at the level of the Delegation of Agriculture
in Limbe worth FCFA 4 million of more.
Meme Drivers Burn Police, Gendarmerie Checkpoints
Drivers in Mbonge, Tombel and Buea Road in Meme Division
June 8, burnt police and gendarme checkpoints, after a
meeting with the Senior Divisional Officer, SDO, for
Meme, Daniel Panjouono. The drivers were angry over the
numerous control posts in Kumba, coupled with the high
price of petrol that is almost running them out of
business.
They
told Panjouono that they are forced to lose close to
FCFA 15,000 daily at gendarmerie and police checkpoints.
They complained that from Kumba to Ekondo-Titi, there
are six control posts; from Mile 1, where they pay FCFA
500 per trip, Kake II, FCFA 1000, Ekombe, FCFA 1000,
Mbonge Junction, FCFA 1000, Bobongo, FCFA 1000 and
Bobongo II, FCFA 500.
34 Perish In Yaounde-Bafia Road Accident
Thirty-one people died on the Yaounde-Bafia highway on
Friday June 23 when a 30-seater Coaster bus collided
head on with a truck transporting sand from the Sanaga
River.According to eyewitnesses, the accident occurred
at Ngomo village in Lekie Division, a locality some 50
km from Yaounde at about 3 pm.
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SCNC Communication Officer Arrested
Gendarmes
arrested Southern Cameroons' National Council, SCNC,
Communication Officer and former Provincial Delegate of
Communication for the Northwest, Ngewie Asunkwain,
 on June 22
and detained him at the Bamenda Prison.
Sources said
Asunkwain was arrested in a friend's house and taken to the
gendarmerie legion Up Station. On Friday, June 23, the gendarmes
handed him to the Bamenda Prison authorities with no charges
pressed against him.
The British Betrayed Us
In
response to the numerous petitions and demonstrations
carried out in front of the British Embassy in Brussels
by members of the Southern Cameroons National Council,
SCNC, in Belgium, the British government, through the
African and Commonwealth, office wrote to the SCNC
distancing herself from the Southern Cameroons problem.
And
now because of British betrayal Southern Cameroonians
continue to suffer. La République arrests and detains
SCNC militants fighting for their emancipation at will
and with impunity. Recently 10 SCNC activists who had
been detained for years were transferred to Bamenda,
among them very old men - Philip Tete, 69, Simon Ngek
Kwei, 62.
Click here to read the full petition delivered to the
British Prime Minister.
SCNC
Delegation received at Belgians Ministry of Foreign
affairs.
STOP CONSTRUCTION WORK ON THE MUNGO BRIDGE !!!
By Awungia
Sylvester
A
delegation of the Southern Cameroons National
Council led by Mr Morfaw Rene chairman of the
Southern Cameroons National Council Belgium was on
Thursday 29th June 2006 received in an
audience by officials of the Belgian ministry of
Foreign Affairs in Brussels.
The delegation which comprised of
Mbaku Mathais, Che A John,
Awungia Sylvester, Korondo Daniel,Ndago Joachim
Tibi,Ngabe Kenneth, Mbe Elvis and Ndonfac Leopaul
was received on behalf of the Minister foreign
affairs and Belgian government by Mr Eddy Weyens;
Counsellor in charge of Sub-Sahara Africa, Mme
Isabelle Maduda-Lukebamoko; Attaché in charge of
Africa South of the Sahara, and Mme Caroline Vliegen.
In
an opening statement, Mr Morfaw thanked the Belgian
officials for the audience saying, “such
audience in an extend shows the fairness of the
Belgian government in the Southern Cameroons fight
to statehood”. Morfaw recounted a visit by
an SCNC delegation to the Prime Ministry where
they met with Mr Johan
Verkammen diplomatic adviser to the Prime Minister,
who advised that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
should be briefed on the Southern Cameroons
problems.
The meeting that lasted over 2 hours, had the SCNC
delegation through photograph and maps exhibit the
Southern Cameroons fight to Statehood. Morfaw
produced a map of the Cameroons as a German colony
which had both the Southern Cameroons and La
Republique du Cameroon as one country.
Then in a second map, which showed the defeat of
Germany in the World war and the partition of
Cameroons between the French and the British
Government, the officials could clearly see the
territorial boundaries of La Republique du Cameroun.
“This territory had her independence on the 1st
of January 1960, with her own flag, currency,
government and most importantly boundaries, She also
became a member of the United nations without the
Southern Cameroons. I should also say that Bakassi
was not part of La Republique du Cameroun within
this period” Morfaw reiterated.
In
a third Map, Morfaw showed an independent and
completely different state of Southern Cameroons,
with her own territorial boundaries, political
system, language, culture, system of education all
different from that of La Republique du Cameroun.
(For
the report in total - click here.)
Click here to read the full petition delivered to the
Belgium Foreign Minister.
Tumi Says Gov't Hospitals Are Badly Administered
Cameroon's lone Cardinal has said government hospitals
are badly administered. He said there was no use going
to a hospital where one could not find any medicine, not
even quinine.
There is so much embezzlement and stealing in the
country, so you find hospitals without medicines…"
We Can See War Coming to Cameroon.
Archbishop of Douala says “enough is enough”
Our interest is that we
can see war coming. If there will be civil war in this
country one day it will be as a result of electoral
fraud and people will arrive at a point and say enough
is enough.
Cameroon seen losing all its doctors by 2009
YAOUNDE, Jun (Reuters) - Cameroon
could lose all of its 3,000 practicing doctors within
three years if the government does not act quickly to
stem a brain drain in the health sector, the national
doctors' association said on Friday. The West African
country officially has about 3,000 practicing clinicians
for its 17 million people but because they are clustered
in towns and cities, rural areas are often left with one
doctor for 40,000 inhabitants.
Street Children On The Increase In Douala
The
number of street children in Douala, Cameroon's economic
capital has attained an alarming proportion,
administrative authorities have said.
If
the authorities are getting worried about the increase
in the number of street children, it is because of the
rising crime wave in the city, involving many street
children. These children mostly hang out in the busy
commercial streets of Akwa during the day and sleep at
the corridors of the commercial buildings in the night.
Amnesty International: 2006 Report - Cameroon
Human rights defenders under
threat : Unlawful
detention for sexual orientation :
Southern Cameroons National
Council : Denial of
freedom of expression : Harsh prison conditions
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Torture and ill-treatment
: Violence against women : Death penalty :
AI country visits
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The Doh Gah Gwanyin Saga: Lion in a Cage
In
his time, Doh Gah Gwanyin of Balikumbat suffered from
delusions of his own grandeur. So much so that a kyrie
of myths were created from the realities of the fellow’s
deeds and misdeeds: the man murdered hapless villagers
in Balikumbat; he shot and killed a gendarme officer and
nobody cared; he trashed his own mother several times a
month; he threw people down to their deaths from a
precipice behind his palace in outback Balikumbat, etc.
Medic Confirms Fon Doh Is Sick
A
medical doctor in Bamenda has confirmed that the jailed
Fon of Balikumbat, Doh Gah Gwanyin is sick. This
confirmation comes at the backdrop of suspicion that the
Fon, who is serving a 15-year jail term for murder, is
feigning illness.
 Commonwealth Insists On Independent Electoral Body
The head of a visiting team of Commonwealth of Nations
experts for the establishment of a credible election
management outfit in Cameroon, Joe Clark says an
independent electoral commission is essential for a just
and sane society. Although government seems to be
lending an ear to the Commonwealth on the need to create
an independent electoral body in Cameroon, opposition
parties hold that the Biya regime is resisting the idea
with all its might.
World Bank Warns Against Misuse Of HIPC-I Funds
The country Director for Cameroon at the World Bank in
Washington says the completion point of the Heavily
Indebted Poor Countries Initiative, will mean
nothing for Cameroon if the resources accruing from the
debt relief programme are not well managed.
Every Franc Of HIPC Money Will Be Judiciously Spent -
Inoni
Prime Minister Chief Ephraim Inoni vowed on June 22 that
every franc accruing from Cameroon's debt relief
fallouts will be transparently and judiciously managed
to fight poverty and stir development in the country.
The signing ceremony that brought together over 17
French officials and almost all Cameroonian Ministers,
marked a new kink in the Franco-Cameroonian Cooperation
ties under the ambit of the French debt relief contract
and development initiative, known in French as C2D.
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The
Police: Slavery and Sexual Barbarism in Victoria and Buea.
Sent: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 12:52:11 -0700
(PDT)
Subject: [fakonet] Commandant Mefire, Police Sexual
Exploitation, Kalle Kalle and Ritual Murder in Buea.
The Buea police has an anti gang unit called
GMI. In theory this is supposed to be an elite team of
highly trained gang busters moving to disable organised
crime syndicates all over Fako. Alas the story of the team
is very sad if not frightening. On Saturday and Sunday last,
the Buea GMI swooped down on Limbe with a vengeance around
midnight and arrested more than thirty people who were
crammed into the GMI bus and transported to Buea like slaves
during the slave trade. Their offence: they were caught
without identity cards or even when they had identity cards,
they were transported to Buea so that the customary bribe of
10,000 francs could be extracted from them. Kalle Kalle with
all its abuses and violations of human rights , a fixture of
the Ahidjo days, has returned to Fako with a vengeance. Are
we moving backwards or forwards?
Among the arrested persons were 16 girls. These girls were
arrested in Limbe mainly on the basis of personal beauty.
Arresting people without ID cards was not the objective as
even beautiful girls who had ID cards were arrested and
transported to Buea where they were given a choice : sex
with a policemen and immediate release or detention in the
prison cell and release two days later after a payment of
10,000 francs or more. Mefire made the first pick of the
sixteen girls arrested by the Buea GMI , with Mefire taking
an active part in the game, ten succumbed to the blackmail
had sex with the policemen on Sunday night and were
released. Six girls remained in the cell to be rescued by
relations or parents over the next two days. No girl was
raped, but ten were more or less compelled by indirect
pressures to screw for their liberty!
Lowa la Ndeli Lowa la Gbwindeya ! Why do cameroonian girls
place such a low value on their bodies? Ten succumbed some
tearfully to this sexual blackmail. Mefire is a
well-protected policeman who would have been dismissed long
ago. He caused the release and escape from a police cell ,
of a notorious 419 criminal who had given him a bribe of
millions He is well protected by the hierarchy and his greed
and corruption go unpunished with impunity. He lives in a
hotel and every time he wants to pay his hotel bills he
sends a bus to Limbe to capture night strollers, prostitutes
and beautiful girls. Is this the Cameroon of grand
ambitions: a Cameroon of sexual exploitation by policemen?
Do these men not have wives? What was the justification for
this barbarian invasion of Victoria? A day before a
colonel's car had been burgled in front of Limbe Palace one
of the main flesh pots for Europeans in Victoria and in
revenge the GMI invaded Limbe Palace arresting all the
clients and tourists they found there. They then moved to
Church Street and elsewhere and filled the bus up. What is
the result of all this? The Limbe tourism and entertainment
business has crumbled overnight. Kribi continues to grow
while the GMI is killing Limbe. Meanwhile, while Mefire and
his boys are screwing of their arses, Buea in which the GMI
is based, is shrouded in fear.
Buea in recent times has witnessed severe
ritual murders . In the mornings the Buea population has
often awoken to find grisly corpses whose penises have been
sliced off lying about on the many unpaved side roads of the
provincial capital. In short ritual murder is on and the
once peaceful historic capital of Cameroon, is becoming a
ghost town as doors of houses are closed at 7 pm. Would it
not have been better for this undisciplined police officer ,
unable to give proper direction to his boys, to concentrate
on solving the problem of ritual murder which is rampant in
Buea? Is this the Cameroon of grand ambitions? Where are the
women who can step in to intervene to protect Cameroonian
womanhood from being cheapened? Where is Dr Mrs Njeuma,
Madame Burnley Mme Meboka and the Assosciation of Female
Jurists and Human Rights groups? Where are the female
magistrates? Lucy Ashu Agbor, the president of the court of
appeal? Where is Mrs Fomenky?
Where is Chantal Biya?
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Photographs Wanted ($200 US each)
We are still missing a
few “Shame File” photos. In the interest of seeing that none of these
crooks escape under the Hall of Shame radar, we
decided to double the incentive to (US $200). Barrister Mbi
(Solomon Chambers) is still hiding in Kumba for
some lucky photographer, (snapped!). The last I knew, the SGBC Manager
(snapped) & Assistant
Manager were both at the Limbe SGBC branch. As for the Chief of
Territorial Surveillance in Buea, he is a large Bayangi man and was
there in 2002 / 2003 (Governors Office building). He can be identified
by Inspector Enow Stephen Etengeneng of Buea Judicial Police. Further
helpful information on these “Shame File Fugitives” locations can be
requested by contacting me at the address below. Photos must be of
similar quality to those used in previous shame files. Good luck
with the snapping. If you can send me a photograph of any of those
people listed below, and it is published on the shame file, a
payment of $200 US shall be made to the sender. The personal details
of any senders shall remain completely confidential and shall be
known only to myself.
Photos can be forwarded to
Camerooninjustice@hotmail.com.
Why not get some cash and at the same time let me expose them for their
corrupt ways?
Like I said,
“This is your site too”.
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SGBC, Limbe. Assistant Manager
- Francois Ngouania.
Chief of Territorial
Surveillance, Buea. (Governors Office - large Bayangi man)
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the tarmac
at the airport of Douala, 250km west of the capital Yaounde, on Friday,
as a strike by pilots and cabin staff entered its fifth day. The airline
is also known as "Air Maybe" because of its legendary delays.
There just never seems enough time or space to cover all our projects
each month, just a prioritized list that sees us slowly shuffle the
important matters to the top of the heap. Campost & the Post
office savings bank has become a priority next month, (that’s if
Post Office Bank customers haven’t burnt all the branches to the ground
in frustration at their losses). Maybe all the money fell into a Swiss
bank account?