-Convention
billed for 22 February
The Social
Democratic Front has described as unfounded rumors which made rounds that the
party might boycott the 2018 municipal, legislative, senatorial and
presidential elections.
This amongst other things is
what filtered from National Executive Committee meeting of the party on
Saturday January 13, 2018 chaired Chairman Ni John Fru Ndi at his Ntarikon
residence in Bamenda.
“The SDF is
set and prepared for any eventuality as far as elections are concerned. The
President of the Republic just said there will be elections this year. The
electorate is not convened during end of year speeches but through a decree. So
we are waiting for the electoral calendar and for him to convene the elections.
If the electorate were to be convened today, we will be ready,” revealed Hon.
Mbah Ndam, legal adviser of the party, who briefed journalists on behalf of
NEC.
He also announced that the SDF
will be holding its convention from February 22 to 24, 2018 to restructure some
key organs of the party before the 2018, legislative, senatorial and
presidential elections.
Quizzed on whether the meeting
also had the Anglophone crisis on the agenda, Hon. Mbah Ndam, said that the SDF
addresses the crisis on a daily basis.
“It’s not an issue on the agenda
now, the Anglophone issue is in existence and we are very preoccupied with it.
It’s on a daily basis that the party talks about it”, the MP for the Momo
Special Constituency revealed.
Reacting on the arrest of
Ambazonian leaders in Nigeria,he said the act perpetrated in Nigeria was
abduction and that SDF is yet to confirm
their whereabouts and the people that abducted them.
“Why do I say
so, because if they were arrested by the government of Nigeria, we will
normally have an action by the Attorney General on repatriation or
non-repatriation and it will become a matter for the Nigerian Court” observed
the legal mind adding that the SDF is yet to know that really transpired.
Hon. Mbah Ndam also revealed
that the SDF is doing findings on the number of Cameroonian refugees in Nigeria
where they will eventually visit them and make contributions to them in days
ahead.
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