"Cameroon ........ This is a country where the president never takes advice, he can do six months without consulting a minister, he can do two months in Geneva, most of the time he is on the golf course ..... the military will not retire, because up to 70 years they are in Army, enjoy all the privileges, so do not need to coup ....."
It subtance with these strong words that Alpha Conde, video below, described the political situation in Cameroon for quarter of a century. And to appeal to a change in the leadership of this country led by "the best student in France" , as he had qualified himself in the wake of the famous La Baule summit in 1990 .
It is clear that the "president" does not leave phantom power, hence its naming and shaming of some hotheads who tasted very moderately monarchical conception of power. Colonel Edward Etonde Ekoto knows something, he who finds himself behind the bars of New Bell prison for writing about the necessity of a "democratic transition" for the Cameroonian people.
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