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Paul Biya
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We the militants
of the CPDM Section of Kupe-Muaneguba III and all the living forces of Tombel,
- Cognisant of
Vision 2035 of the Head of State to make Cameroon an Emergent nation
- Cognisant of
the steadfast fight launched against our common enemy the Boko Haram by the
Head of State,
- Acknowledging
with great encouragement the measures taken by the Head of State to combat
corruption in Cameroon,
- Appreciative
with extreme joy, the appointment of one ours, H.E. ELUNG Paul CHE into the
October 02nd 2015 Government as Minister Delegate in the Ministry of Finance,
and the renewal of confidence in H.E. NGOLE Philip NGWESE as Minister of
Forestry and Wildlife.
Do hereby affirm our incessant
support, gratitude and encouragement to His Excellency President Paul Biya,
National Chairman of the Great CPDM Party and all the institutions he
incarnates. We wish you Divine Protection, wisdom and guidance as you drive
Cameroon towards emergence.
Done on this day, Friday the
23rd October 2015 in Tombel and signed by:
1. Hon Bob Ngujede
2. Mayor Ngassa Rose
3. Senator Ntube Ndjock
4. Ayuk Edward Takor
5. Dr. Alobwede Charles
6. Mbulle Valentine
7. Ediage Herbert
8. Chief Kinene Hans
9. Chief A. Ekama
10. Chief Nsame Ngolle S.
11. Chief Enongene Pius Akwo
12. Nkwelle Peter Nnoko
13. Isaac Ebong
14. Chief Dr. Bernard Salle
15. Chief Ediage Francis Bwang
16. Chief Ekwoge Joseph
17. Mbong Walter Mesumbe
18. Etame Edwin E.
19. Same Kingsley
20. Fekeme Newton. W.
21. Epande Charles
22. Ekwagede Peter
23. Nicholas Makoge
24. Nhow Etuge
25. Alobwede Divine
26. Hipolite Ngalame
27. Ngwese Etah Constant
28. Eselle Rene Elage
29. Barrister Mpako Jacob Njume
30. Johnny Sone Alobwede
31. Ebage Ivo
32. Sube Enrest Ngube
33. Apang Stella Ebude
34. Wahnkwelle Dione Lucy
35. Edimo Mp Charles
36. Njume Charles Ndobede
37. Richard N. Ntoko
38. Ndene Damasius Esong
39. Nhon Mesue Metame
40. Nhon Enany Paul Eseme
41. Same Samuel Mesape
42. Epiezilloue Ngalame
43. Mpacko Nguchede
44. Etuge Joseph
45. Ebong Henry Sone
46. Ajeh Edie Mesumbe
47. Nkwelle Jacob
48. Prisco Efocce
49. Ntoko Peter Enongene
50. Ngasse
Jacob
51. Akame
Gabriel
52. Epie
N. Vincent
53. Nkwelley Ntippe
54. Ngalame Rudolf
55. Ndille Vincent
56. Alobwede Ivo Enongene
57. Ediage Mesape
58. Mesumbe Ray
59. Echalle Solomon
60. Njume Rennet E.
61. Foncha John
62. Akwe Caroline
63. Esambe George
64. Kolle John Ejeh
65. Alobwede Albert
66. Ntube Meribet
67. Ebwele Isaac
68. Ngele Aaron
69. Ngele Aaron
70. Bide Cletus
The above-mentioned persons may have made their dutiful vows at a time when their leader's henchmen were under some form of pressure to do so. Today, it has become obvious that the same so-called leader, who orders his soldiers to burn down entire villages, hopitals and slaughter babies, toddlers, women and children in Kumbo, Batibo, Belo, Muyuka, Kumba, Mamfe, Limbe, Ekona, Buea, Mbengwi, Fundong, etc. should bravely resign and quit the political scene altogether. We find ourselves today in the midst of a bloodbath, indiscrimate slaughter, inhuman acts of torture by BIR forces in particular and various abuses of power by those who are supposed to be protecting their own citizens. This so-called leader should be called upon exactly in the same manner to resign and quit the political scene for good. More importantly, such uncalled-for acts of sycophancy and blind allegiance and support to a murderous leader should be something of the past. It should be seen as a direct path to a totalitarianism worse than Hitler's. Under these circumstances, why should Southern Cameroon be part of an illegal dictatorship, when a clear choice presents itself for it to opt firmly out of any link with La Republique du Cameroun?
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