Cabral Libii Presents His Vision for Cam.

By Doh Bertrand Nua in Yaounde

Cabral Libii

The National President of the Cameroon Party for National Reconciliation, CPNR recently elected as Member of Parliament for Nyong and Kelle constituency in the Centre Region has outline some hot issues which to him must be address by lawmakers at the National Assembly.

                Cabral made the outing Tuesday 10 March 2020 shortly after the opening session of the March Parliamentary session. He said Cameroon will advance if the newly elected MPs seriously hammer on issues of the country’s electoral code, the question of dual nationality, the ongoing Anglophone crisis, issues affecting teachers and land reforms.

                The young MP who rose to fame after participating in the 2018 Presidential polls on the ticket of the Universe party expressed the wish to see their works throughout the mandate reflective of the expectations of their electors, adding, that they weren’t given the mandate by their people to come to the Glass House and joke.

                All the issues raised by the Cabral, a rising political force within Cameroon’s political landscape have been considered by many people to be among the most disturbing issues within the country at the moment.

                As highlighted by Cabral, the MRC political party boycotted the twin municipal and legislative on the basis of the failure by government to reform the electoral code and resolve the crisis disturbing the two Anglophone regions with hundreds of thousands displaced, thousands killed according to rights groups.

                One of the major issues that were raised during the Major National Dialogue was the issue of dual nationality. Delegates to the MND recommended the creation of a ministry in charge of diaspora affairs. This was among the catalogue of recommendations of the MND that are still to be implemented by the Yaounde regime.

                Recent killings and violence within the academic milieu as raised by Cabral are among one of the issues that preoccupies many Cameroonians and must be address by them lawmakers. The same concerns have repeatedly been raised during monthly cabinet meetings shared by PM Dion Ngute with the mmost recent being the recommendation of surveillance cameras on school campuses as well as issues relating to ambiguity in the management of land issues with recurrent issues of land grabbing.