Anglophone Crisis: PM Yang Brings Population Back to Reason

Huge crowds turned out in Donga Mantung and Bui Divisions during Prime Minister Philemon Yang’s-back-to school crusade.

Prime Minister, Head of Government, Philemon Yang has told the populations of Bui and Donga Mantung Divisions that anglophones have been misled   by what he describes as myth and lies.
« I will intervene in two parts. First of all, I will mention a number of ideas which are in circulation and show how I do not believe in them. I will mention what  I call myth and try to contradict  them, » Prime Minister Yang  told the populations first  in Nkambe and later in Kumbo on Friday, March 10, 2017  during the last phase of his North West regional working visit in a bid to tame the crisis rocking the anglophone regions.
The Prime Minister lauded all the stakeholders who have so far worked tirelessly to ensure that children go back to school. Referring to teachers as good people, he said taking children to school is a collective choice. He said the Head of State, Paul Biya  has heard  and understood the problems of anglophone teachers and lawyers and was calling for peace and reconciliation. He however, distant himself from the ongoing ghost town  practice  in the two  anglophone regions, North West and South West. «There is no room for us to practise what is called ‘ghost town’ for it is draining our economy, » the Prime Minister declared. Quoting the bible, he said there is time for everything including the time to go on strike, time to be angry but that there is also time to call off the strike  and the time was now.  He admitted that Cameroon like many other nations is not perfect, reason why there is room for improvement.
In Kumbo like in Nkambe, the Chairperson of the Ad Hoc Committee on concerns raised on the English sub system of education, Professor Ghogomu Paul Mingo  succinctly explained the measures...