North West CPDM: Current Issues Feature in Meeting

 The 32rd anniversary preparatory meeting educated CPDM militants on government’s actions to handle the anglophone crisis.

The event in Bamenda on March 19, 2017 was a preparatory meeting ahead of the 32rd anniversary of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) presided at by the North West CPDM Permanent team leader, Prime Minister Philemon Yang.
The agenda featured the instructions from the Secretary General of the Central Committee of the CPDM, Jean Nkuete, the position of the party on the anglophone crisis and updates  about government actions to seek solutions to concerns raised by teachers’ and lawyer’s trade unions. It was against this background that Prime Minister Yang Philemon educated CPDM Section Presidents and Divisional permanent delegation members on the justice system in Cameroon. Inspired by questions on why people arrested during the anglophone crisis are detained  and tried elsewhere in Yaounde and appeals for their  unconditional release, the Prime Minister said that it is all about letting specialists on the subject to interrogate and get the real criminals punished  while those not guilty  are freed.
The Prime Minister took time off to lecture, educate and clarify on issues that have been recurrent during the anglophone crisis like strike action, separation, federalism and the unitary State. It was all about definitions and explanations w...