Inside Cameroon

Weil immer mehr Gegner sein gnadenloses System aus Korruption, Ressourcenraub und kontrollierten Medien bedrohen, hetzt er sein gutbezahltes Militär auf seine Lieblings-Sündenböcke: die Anglophonen im Westteil Kameruns, die sich Ambazonier nennen und gegen das Unrechtssystem aufbegehren und schon lange einen eigenen Staat wollen.

Dort wird jetzt auf protestierende Studenten geschossen, Frauen werden vergewaltigt, Kommunalpolitiker und Richter werden verschleppt und gefoltert und der gesamten Bevölkerung von Ambazonien (circa 8 Millionen Einwohner) wurde seit Januar ganz fies der Strom und das Internet abgeschaltet, um so das Schul- und Wirtschaftssystem der Ambazonier vollends zu zerrütten.  

Massengräber wurden mittlerweile gefunden und geöffnet. Und alles nur dafür, dass es die Anglophonen mehr als die Frankophonen gewagt haben, Biya zu kritisieren und Demokratie, Fairness und Rechtsstaatlichkeit einzuklagen! Frankreich muss endlich dieses Monster Paul Biya fallen lassen, der das halbe Jahr im Genfer Hotel Interkontinental für 25000 Franken pro Tag aus kamerunischen Bürgersteuergeldern wohnt und unter dem nicht nur die Anglophonen, sondern auch die Frankophonen in Ost-Kamerun leiden, und der einzig den Zweck hat, Milliardengewinne aus Bodenschätzen und überzogenen Zöllen direkt in französische und schweizer Konten umzuleiten.

Ganz Europa muss jetzt den Druck auf „Françafrique“ massiv erhöhen und nachhaltig fordern, mit diesen Marionetten-Diktatoren-Schweinereien in Afrika aufzuhören.

Ambazonia ist kein Einzelfall. In allen ehemaligen französischen und belgischen Kolonien leiden Hunderte von Millionen Leute unter dieser Art Raub-Postkolonialismus und sie werden wohl alle sehr bald Europa geflutet haben, wenn Europa, China, Amerika das der „1. Welt“ weiterhin so feige und doppelmoralisch durchgehen läßt. Denn es ist eine Lüge, dass es eine "3. Welt“ gäbe, in der die Menschen weniger intelligent und fähig wären.“ 

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Christoph Messner

15.Feb.2017

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Nigerian anti-drug officers found 9.15 kg (20 pounds) of cocaine worth $4.7 million "factory-packed" inside a new pair of shoes that arrived at Abuja airport on a flight from Brazil, authorities said on Tuesday.

It was Nigeria's biggest drug seizure of 2016. West African nations are often used as transit points by gangs moving drugs between South America and Europe. 

Nigeria's NDLEA drug enforcement agency said a 34-year-old Nigerian motorcycle parts dealer was arrested after the discovery of the cocaine during a screening of passengers and luggage arriving on a flight from Sao Paulo.

"It is our single biggest seizure of cocaine in the last year. We have had bigger seizures of methamphetamine but for cocaine this is a big seizure. And the mode of containment was ingenious. It was a factory-packed concealment because they were brand new footwear," NDLEA spokesman Ofoyeju Mitchell said.

Reuters

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Rita Akana

04.Jan.2017

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A 22-year-old Cameroonian citizen residing in Nigeria by name, Joel Ludguo, is currently in police custody at the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, of Yaba, in Lagos State, for allegedly killing his boss, Miss Temidayo Adeleke.

Joel was a cleaner and lived with the victim on Prince Tayo Adesanya Street, Park View Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos. According to the PUNCH Metro(a local newspaper), Ludguo had approached his boss, whosewedding was scheduled for early 2017, in her apartment at around 10.30am on that fateful Tuesday, asking her to give him an advance payment of N15,000 out of his December salary so he could travel. 

It was gathered that Adeleke explained to him that she didn’t have cash on her and told him to be patient. He is said to have walked out on the lady in anger only to return with a knife with which he stabbed her in the chest.

Sources say that Ludguo wanted to flee the house, but the woman’s driver and a security guard put a distress call to the local Police Division.“which led to his arrest.

Cameroontoday

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Rita Akana

24.Dec.2016

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Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka has held true to his promise to leave the United States if Donald Trump won the presidency, announcing Thursday that he has "disengaged" from the U.S. and thrown away his green card.

Soyinka, who won the 1986 Nobel Prize for literature, was born in Nigeria but has resided in the U.S. for more than 20 years. He's held teaching jobs at Ivy League schools such as Harvard, Cornell and Yale, but most recently worked as a scholar in residence at New York University.

Returns to Nigeria

Before the U.S. election took place November 8, Soyinka vowed to start cutting up his green card "the moment they announce [Trump’s] victory." Now that Trump has been declared the victor, Soyinka says he is upholding that promise.

“I have already done it. I have disengaged [from the United States]. I have done what I said I would do,” Soyinka told the French news agency AFP during an education conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. 

“I had a horror of what is to come with Trump. ... I threw away the [green] card, and I have relocated, and I'm back to where I have always been,” he said, referring to his native Nigeria.

Time in U.S. called 'useful'

While Soyinka made the commitment to vacate the U.S. due to political differences with the now president-elect, he said he wouldn't discourage others from seeking residence in the country.

“It's useful in many ways. I wouldn't for one single moment discourage any Nigerians or anybody from acquiring a green card ... but I have had enough of it,” he said.

Soyinka was the first African writer to win the Nobel Prize for literature.

VOA

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Rita Akana

02.Dec.2016

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Two white South Africans in court after forcing black man into coffin

Willem Oosthuizen and Theo Martins Jackson have been charged with assault and kidnapping following a video showing the two men forcing a black man into a coffin while threatening to put a snake and petrol inside the casket as well.

"They were accusing me of trespassing. They beat me up and forced me into the coffin," said Victor Rethabile, the victim  

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Rita Akana

16.Nov.2016

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The mayor of a town in the US state of West Virginia has resigned after she was caught up in a controversy over racist comments about Michelle Obama.

Beverly Whaling had appeared to applaud a Facebook post referring to Mrs Obama as an "ape in heels".

She wrote that the post had made her day, but later said she was referring to the election outcome.  

A petition calling for the mayor's resignation had gathered over 170,000 signatures.

Ms Whaling was the mayor of the town of Clay, which has a population of just 491.

The town has no African American residents, according to the 2010 census. In Clay County as a whole, more than 98% of its 9,000 residents are white.

Ms Whaling had responded to a Facebook post by Pamela Ramsey Taylor, a local resident who runs a non-profit group in Clay County, which referred to the first lady as an "ape".

"It will be refreshing to have a classy, beautiful, dignified first lady in the White House. I'm tired of seeing a Ape in heels," Ms Taylor wrote.

Ms Whaling responded with "just made my day Pam".

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Rita Akana

16.Nov.2016

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