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Monday, June 17, 2013
Power Failure, Cynicism Frustrate Broadcast of Focus On UB in Retrospect
But Transfer of Production and Presentation Authority Carried Out in Gilded Style
Best radio programme award-winning crew and panelists pose for the press |
Incessant power failure, suspicion of reporters
amidst other bottlenecks gravely hampered the complete broadcast of a special
edition of Focus on UB dubbed Focus on UB
in Retrospect over Chariot FM, crew members reported.
The planned two hour programme which started at 3pm,
Friday June 14, 2013, first met its Golgotha when AES-Sonel suddenly ceased
electricity with a lot of impunity without prior notice. By this time, only a
commentary and five reports had been aired, Njumbe Stephen Sako, the
programme’s co-producer noted. He further stressed that 18 painstaking reports
were not aired due to the frustration.
The
Pointer observed that three invited panelists: Martins
Elonge, CEO of Brik Foundation; Mbain Derick, Former Producer of Focus on UB;
and Ewule Edward of Tanyi Mbi and Partners Law Firm, expressed disappointment
over the behavior of one of Chariot FM’s official.
According to the producers, the programme could not continue
when electricity was reinstated due to a Chariot FM official’s decision stopping
the programme, irrespective of the fact that the programme’s control sheet was
dully signed by a senior departmental authority. Yet, the crew members were
responsible enough and left immediately in anger to Da Crown Molyko Base 100
for the official handing over.
After, a brief postmortem and by consensus of the
producers, production and presentation authority of Focus on UB for 2013/2014
was handed over to Che Bruno, Mbah Beryl, Lohshie Eugene, Tem Derick and Ambe
Betrand as producer, co-producer, presenter, assistant presenter and chief
technician respectively.
The day’s event, which fortunately did not see again
the arrest and detention of any Focus on UB crew member ended with a lot of
feasting and sharing of experiences.
By Amindeh Blaise
Atabong
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
University of Buea Again:
Irate Students Launch Second Strike in Three Months
The
University of Buea Students’ Union (UBSU), May 15, 2013, launched a dreadful
on-campus strike, after their February 2013 strike was suppressed and some
students charged to court.
UB Students spoil for action |
The reasons haven’t changed much from the last, as they keep clamoring for an opportunity to have more courses on re-sit, an increase in march past remuneration to 3000FCFA amongst others.
This time, the
Vice-Chancellor was not on seat, and the student mob stormed the administrative
building for the Deputy, Prof. Victor Julius Ngoh. Alerted on their approaching
the Central Administrative Unit, Prof. Ngoh was smuggled out of the campus.
Frustrated by this
escape, the mob shattered his service car which was at the parking in front of
the Central Administrative building. They turned the vehicle up-side-down and attacked
to the faculties of Social and Management Sciences (FSMS) and Education (FED)
in search of Dr. Kingsley Ngange and Molongo, who were said to have stood as witness
against the students in court.
Failing to suppress the
revolt in their small numbers, the Campus guards fled for safety and six were
caught and brutalized by the student mob. They were later rushed to the
hospital for treatment. The mob had their guard uniforms seized; furniture
damaged and use to barricade the second gate. After which they set them ablaze.
A group of riot policemen
with battens, who had been sent to protect the central administrative building,
were marched out of the campus, of which a resistance should have meant war as
the mob was already parking stones up for that purpose.
The marching out of the
police was celebrated by the mob as a major achievement in the revolt and the
mob returned to the already damaged car of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge
of Research, Co-operation and Relations with the Business World and set it
ablaze. The flag in front of the Central Administrative building was flown down
at half-mast, indicating a State of Emergency.
The next place on
target was the students’ restaurant, where the rioters went to refresh
themselves at no cost at all.
Not long after, four
trucks filled with armed policemen drove in, firing tear gas cylinders in the
air. The observing crowd dispersed in different directions as they were chased
by the police. Some fell, and again got up on their heels.
The strike leaders,
found escape routes out of the campus before the police could get to them,
while others who were unfortunate to fall into police dragnets were detained. Lohshie
Eugene and Ashu Dickson, all student journalists on coverage were equally
picked up and brutalized, The DETECTIVE has learnt.
Prior to this act, an
anonymous communiqué was put up on campus, saying that Prof. Ngoh is a
potential threat to the University of Buea’s peace and that they wanted him out
of the university. They claimed that he has been behind previous on-campus
strike and has cultic dealings.
According to a track
circulated by UBSU during the upheaval, a copy of which The DETECTIVE procured,
the students are calling on the Vice Chancellor to withdraw court charges on
student leaders who were arrested for taking Dr. Nalova Lyonga hostage for five
hours during the previous strike. UBSU equally wants the UB administration to
allow students conduct elections into the central executive of the union among
others.
In the midst of the
commotion, no UB official will readily talk to press men while all attempts to
talk to student representatives were futile.
By the time of filling
this report, a water canon belonging to the Mobile Intervention Unit (GMI) had
just arrived Buea alongside other anti-riot equipment.
It should be noted that
when the new Divisional Officer for Buea, Mr. Koum Woukam Paul was being
installed recently, the SDO for Fako implored him to join forces with UB
administration to check the excesses of UBSU.
With the current
strikes, it is hoped that the administration will fall under the pressure to
meet these demands, and most especially set a date for the Student Union
elections into the executive wing, which is almost being faced out.
By
Oben Carl Ayuk Cole and Amindeh Blaise Atabong
Thursday, March 28, 2013
CAMASEJ Lauds Prof. Elvis Ngole Ngole
The award by implication means, Prof. Elvis Ngole Ngole stands as the highest and most preforming minister the South West Region has ever had since 1961. The former Minister of Forestry and Wildlife received the prestigious award amidst a jam-parked Tombel Council Chamber on the occasion of the 28TH Anniversary of the CPDM.
According to Larry Esong, Managing Editor of The Scoop Today Newspaper cum President of CAMASEJ, Prof. Ngole stood as the most suitable awardee for this category because of his steadfastness in the protection of endangered species through the Last Great Ape programme and other; his resourceful management of the eco-system for sustainable development; and the recruitment of many forest guard in his ministry. Prof. Elvis Ngole Ngole is also noted for his good mediation effort as well as his untiring struggle in the fight against youth unemployment.
While receiving the award from the watch-dogs of the society, the former Forestry and Wildlife boss, expressed optimism and implored everyone to keep on doing their best for the development of Cameroon.
CAMASEJ officials told reporters that the award was initially to have been awarded in December 2012. But at that time, the winner was unavoidably absent as he was out of the country for an academic exchange visit.
It should be noted that Elvis Ngole Ngole was first appointed to the government as Minister of Special Duties at the Presidency of the Republic on December 7, 1997. After close to nine years as Minister of Special Duties, Ngole Ngole was promoted to the position of Minister of Forestry and Wildlife on September 22, 2006. As Minister of Forestry and Wildlife, Prof. Elvis Ngole Ngole worked to enforce anti-poaching laws and curb the illegal sale of bush meat. Apart from being a resource person for the ruling Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM), he participated in the 1990 tripartite talks and subsequently took part in talks between the CPDM and the main opposition Social Democratic Front.
Born on April 14, 1953 of Bakossi origin, Professor Elvis Ngole Ngole taught political science at the University of Denver in the United States from 1983 to 1985, and he subsequently taught at the University of Yaounde’s International Relations Institute of Cameroon (IRIC).
By Amindeh Blaise Atabong
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Tikum Mbah Azonga, PhD: One of Cameroon’s Endangered Species of Journalism and Mass Communication Instructors
Dr. Tikum Mbah Azonga is famed for meticulous and
conscientious utilization of synonyms while speaking, his published books and
his gut-splitting humour and gut-wrenching honesty.
Dr. Tikum in office |
A well traveled scholar, Dr. Tikum had practised
full-time journalism as a worker with the state media- Cameroon Radio and
Television (CRTV), now a writer, a journalism and mass communication lecturer,
an interpreter and translator and media consultant.
Over the years as a lecturer, Tikum has had an
unflinching determination to make things to make things stick and click
together in the prestigious Department of Journalism and Mass Communication in
the University of Buea.
His workaholic attitude and his conspicuous
achievements has recently earned him an appointment as Pioneer Head of Media
Division at the University of Bamenda.
Tikum Mbah Azonga of Cameroonian parentage, hails
from the North West Region of Cameroon. Born on March 5, 1957 at Baforchu in
Santa Subdivision, he did primary education at St. Micheal’s School Musongmuabu
and completed in 1970 at St. Francis School Bambili.
After going through Sacred Heart Mankon for five
years, Tikum finally graduated from CCAST Bambili with an Advanced Level Certificate
in 1977.
With his intrinsic passion and burning zeal for
teaching, Tikum Mbah Azonga took up the teaching of French in private colleges. And in 1980, he enrolled into the bilingual series of the Ecole
Normal Supèrieur de Yaounde. As was then, he went to France and was trained as
a teacher of French. While in France, Tikum also attended a school of
translation and was churned out as a translator/interpreter.
On completion of formation in France, the French
Government entreated Tikum Mbah Azonga among others to go to Britain and teach
French. Inasmuch as Tikum’s mission to
Brtian was to teach French, he ventured into a postgraduate diploma in
journalism, where he specialised in production journalism and press and public
relations affairs.
When his official mission to Britain ended, he
continued teaching French and Spanish and was Head of Department of Spanish
at John Lonburg School in London. Tikum also worked for Africa Magazine and West
Africa Magazine, all based in London. He also has been one time
Editor-in-chief and Publication director of Emet
Magazine. Tikum significantly acted as Press ad Public Relations Officer
for London Borough Council.
After spending many years in the diaspora, Tikum
returned home with a heavy background in journalism and good mastery of the
teaching of French as a foreign language. He was poised to contribute to the
development of his own country by working in Cameroon and paying taxes to the
government.
Following a highly successful early morning radio
programme called “Wake Up Show” which
Tikum ran on CRTV National Station with late Becky Ndive, he was called by CRTV
and offered a job.
While at CRTV, Tikum felt some of his skills were
been stifled. So when vacancies were advertised in the University of Buea, he
seized the opportunity and was offered two jobs as lecturer. One in the
Department of Journalism and Mass Communication - JMC and the other in the
Advanced School of Translators and Interpreters – ASTI. Tikum chose JMC in
order to practise teaching, do research and stay within the domains of
journalism. He saw journalism as an avenue to speak to the world. Since then,
and until before his appointment, he has been a budding journalism in the University of Buea.
In his quest for more knowledge, Tikum Mbah Azonga
enrolled for a PhD in Mass Communication and in 2011, he was a laureate from
Ecole Supèrieur Robert de Sorbon in Nancy-France.
Dr. Tikum is a well-known author and has published
many books in the likes of: “Say No To
AIDS”, “The Wooden Bicycle”, “Tomatoes For Four”, “Sighs and Whisper From
Within”, “Modern Cameroon Poetry” and so on.
This media practitioner who speaks over 30 local and
international languages is married and father of 5boys, 5girls. He takes
reading and writing as hoppies and likes practising the language he knows and
learning the languages he does not know.
By
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Lake Barombi Mbo May Vanish In 92Years! -Environmental Experts
Some
environmental experts attached to the Foresty and Environmental Conservation
Society - FOECONS in Kumba, have expressed worries that the chances are very
high for Lake Barombi Mbo, the main source of portable water in Kumba, to
disappear in some 92 years from now if drastic measures are not taken.
In
the midst of a prolonged water crisis, the environmentalists recently
confronted the press during which they said their meticulous study of the
crater lake shows that it is some nine meters deep, short of two a couple of
years ago.
From
some 5 kilometers square, Mr. Tabangmua Danisus, FOECONS Coordinator, revealed
Lake Barombi Mbo is now some 4.54 kilometers square.
According
to Mr. Tabangmua, there has been serious deforestation around the lake, which
he noted is under pressure of various forms. If farmers and timber exploiters
are not deforesting the lake surroundings and poisoning both the soil and water
with chemicals, fishing by chemical is killing acquatic creatures and much of
the biodiversity.
In
any case, FOECONS is collaborating with a German organisation for advocacy and
the Meme Administration is expected to sign an order stopping any destructive
activity around the lake, so that the about one million kumba population can be
sure of water, which has been scares for about six months following the badly
coloured water that is emitted from the lake through the pipes.
"FOECONS
is also expected to sign a convention with the Kumba City Council for
tree-planting towards re-forestation of the lake. Only ecotourism should be
allowed...", the coordinator added firmly.
By
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
(Just
back from Kumba)
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
JMC Majors Poised For CJA-Cameroon Investigative Report Competition
Some Journalism and
Mass Communication (JMC) majors in the University of Buea have emphatically
declared their intention in participating in the 2012 Commonwealth Journalists
Association (CJA) Cameroon Investigative Report Competition.
The student journalists made their
declarations recently, after CJA-Cameroon officials made a tour to the South
West Region, November 24, 2012, in a bid to sensitize journalists and other
stakeholders on an investigative reporting competition that will run right up
to December 31, 2012.
According to Mua Patrick Mueghe, a 300
level student who works as stringer for The Star Newspaper, the training he has
received so far from his endangered species of JMC lecturers, makes him
confident for the competition. Mua,
enjoys investigative journalism and does not fear the aspect of longitivity in
service by other media practitioners who shall engage in the competition.
On his part, Tah Javis, another 300 level major who has declared his intention,
said he was spurred by the rigorous field placement which he underwent during
the last summer vocation. To him investigative reporting which moves in line
with research is the back bone of journalism. Tah shall enter the competition under the canopy of CMTV where he
does voluntary service.
Just
like Mua Patrick and Tah Javis, other 400 and 300 level JMC
students who have made known their intention either said they were motivated by
the internship they did or the desire was ignited by the formation they have
received from lecturers.
Worthy of note is the
fact that the Journalism and Mass Communication programme in the University of
Buea was designed to make the students grounded in research which is vital for
investigation, so as to produce well trained entry level professional and budding
scholars.
Many students, however, stated that
their participation in the competition is just to test their bones and not to
challenge veterans as they still have respect for seniority.
According
to HRH, Nkemayan Paul Foanyi,
President of CJA-Cameroon, the competition will focus on corruption and human
rights in the country and is open to all journalists of Cameroonian Nationality
current working for either an audiovisual or print out fit as well as online
publication. Journalists as expected to submitted copies of their report in
both soft and hard copies after doing thorough research and investigation on
one of the chosen topic latest January 2, 2013.
CJA- Cameroon sources
further noted that the first prize will be FCFA 500,000, a laptop and digital
dictionary while the 2nd
prize will be FCFA 300,000, and a laptop. For the 3rd prize the
winner will take FCFA 150,000 and a laptop, the same source added.
By AMINDEH BLAISE ATABONG
Thursday, July 19, 2012
50 HIV/AIDS Peer Educators Descend On Fako
The South West Regional Technical Group For The Fight Against HIV/AIDS,
has deployed 50 peer educators to create HIV/AIDS awareness in Buea,
Limbe, Tiko, Mutengene and Ekona.
During the ceremony of the South West Regional Launching of the AIDS-Free Holidays 2012 at the Cameroon Cultural Center in Buea, the youth sensitisation peer group was given the baton of HIV/AIDS awareness creation. Sending out the crack team, Mr. Tata Julius, Social and Cultural Affairs Adviser at the Governor's Office, told the educators to lobby the youth to spread the message and not the virus.
This year's AIDS-Free Holidays campaign, which is in its 10th edition, is place under the patronage of Mrs. Chantal Biya, First Lady of Cameroon, and sponsored by the National AIDS Control Committee in collaboration with its partners. It is observed under the theme:" Knowing my HIV status is a necessity for my health".
Speaking during the launching, Dr. Pascal Nji Atanga, South West Regional Coordinator For The Fight Against HIV/AIDS, called on youth in particular to avoid inter-generational sex and endeavour to know their status as free HIV screening exercise will be carried out by mobile vans. Dr. Atanga, noted that in 2011, the HIV/AIDS prevalence rate in the South West Region stood at 5.7%, with a regional rate of 7.9% for females and 3.3% for males on the national scale. "From statistics, more females are vulnerable", Dr. Atanga stressed.
Against this backdrop, the coordinator for the fight against HIV/AIDS, urged particularly female youth to take the HIV/AIDS struggle more seriously, ensure fidelity, promote proper use of condoms, know their HIV status and above all, practice abstinence.
Much earlier, the Regional Delegate for Youth Affairs and Civic Education for the South West, Mr. Ajarp Asaha Forbin, challenged the churned out educators to rigorously target spots where sex is easily negotiated such as inter-quarter competitions, youth camps, night clubs, and so on. He equally reminded parents to guide their children ( youth) especially during this holidays.
In line with the HIV/AIDS campaign, students of Inter-Comprehensive High School Great Soppo kick-off the sensitisation effort by a sketch and poem presentation.
Statistics hold that, during the AIDS-Free Holidays 2011 in the South West, 715 people were tested and 25 recorded positive. The peer educators will be faced with the task of sensitisation, counseling and condom (both female and male) distribution while free HIV screening will be carried out by mobile vans.
The AIDS-Free Holiday 2012 campaign, which is expected to end on August 10, will be extended to other places within the South West Region, The DETECTIVE was told.
During the ceremony of the South West Regional Launching of the AIDS-Free Holidays 2012 at the Cameroon Cultural Center in Buea, the youth sensitisation peer group was given the baton of HIV/AIDS awareness creation. Sending out the crack team, Mr. Tata Julius, Social and Cultural Affairs Adviser at the Governor's Office, told the educators to lobby the youth to spread the message and not the virus.
This year's AIDS-Free Holidays campaign, which is in its 10th edition, is place under the patronage of Mrs. Chantal Biya, First Lady of Cameroon, and sponsored by the National AIDS Control Committee in collaboration with its partners. It is observed under the theme:" Knowing my HIV status is a necessity for my health".
Speaking during the launching, Dr. Pascal Nji Atanga, South West Regional Coordinator For The Fight Against HIV/AIDS, called on youth in particular to avoid inter-generational sex and endeavour to know their status as free HIV screening exercise will be carried out by mobile vans. Dr. Atanga, noted that in 2011, the HIV/AIDS prevalence rate in the South West Region stood at 5.7%, with a regional rate of 7.9% for females and 3.3% for males on the national scale. "From statistics, more females are vulnerable", Dr. Atanga stressed.
Against this backdrop, the coordinator for the fight against HIV/AIDS, urged particularly female youth to take the HIV/AIDS struggle more seriously, ensure fidelity, promote proper use of condoms, know their HIV status and above all, practice abstinence.
Much earlier, the Regional Delegate for Youth Affairs and Civic Education for the South West, Mr. Ajarp Asaha Forbin, challenged the churned out educators to rigorously target spots where sex is easily negotiated such as inter-quarter competitions, youth camps, night clubs, and so on. He equally reminded parents to guide their children ( youth) especially during this holidays.
In line with the HIV/AIDS campaign, students of Inter-Comprehensive High School Great Soppo kick-off the sensitisation effort by a sketch and poem presentation.
Statistics hold that, during the AIDS-Free Holidays 2011 in the South West, 715 people were tested and 25 recorded positive. The peer educators will be faced with the task of sensitisation, counseling and condom (both female and male) distribution while free HIV screening will be carried out by mobile vans.
The AIDS-Free Holiday 2012 campaign, which is expected to end on August 10, will be extended to other places within the South West Region, The DETECTIVE was told.
By AMINDEH BLAISE ATABONG
Saturday, July 14, 2012
UB Don Releases Another Law Book
Associate
Professor Michael Akomaye Yanou, a practicing advocate and senior lecturer in
law at the University of Buea, has published another law book entitled: Practice and Procedure in Civil Matters in
the Courts of Records in Anglophone Cameroon. This book is the first of its
kind by a Cameroonian author which deals with practice and procedures in the
English Speaking Courts of the former West Cameroon.
The
blurb of the book describe it as the first of its kind in the rather dynamic
domain of civil procedure in the Anglophone regions which brings significant
local context into practice of law particularly at a point in time when civil
practice has been radically altered by the country’s ongoing effort at
harmonizing both the substantive and procedural laws applicable in the country.
According
to the author, Michael A. Yanou, it was very necessary for legal practitioners
to read and understand the very important verdicts of Cameroon judges, reason
why he published the book. The same source revealed that, “most law books that
have always been used were either written by Nigerian authors or other foreign
authors and the scope did not really reflect our contemporary society”.
Former
Supreme Court Judge and Attorney General for the South West Region, Justice
Fonkwe Joseph Fongang, prefaced the 248 page book while the foreword was
written by the President of the South West Court of Appeal, Justice (Mrs) Lucy
Asuagbor.
Among
those who turned out to support Prof. Yanou at the book launch in the sumptuous
Amphi 250, July 11, 2012, was the Nigerian Consul General for the North West
and South West Regions o Cameroon. Others included Kama James Shona, General
Manager of Ashuka, which does maritime transport. He procured a copy on behalf
of his company with the sum of 2.000.000frs.
On
hand also was Barrister Ettah Bisong Jr, President of the Cameroon Bar Council,
while Justice Batuo Paul Akong, State Prosecutor for Meme was remarkable.
Numerous attendees at the launch including legal practitioners and luminaries, colleagues
and students of Yanou purchased copies.
It
should be noted that, Barrister and Advocate, Michael Akomaye Yanou is a senior
lecturer in law at the Department of Law of the University of Buea. He was
prior to this a lecturer in law at the faculties of law of the Universities of
Uyo and Calabar in Nigeria respectively. Besides holding a PhD from Rhodes
University, South Africa, he has gone down in record as the first candidate to
obtain the PhD in this field within only two years. He is a one time winner of
the Visiting Research Fellowship of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Yanou is a
practicing advocate of the Supreme Courts of Cameroon and Nigeria who has published
several articles in learned journals. Conspicuously, Yanou is the incumbent President
of the Syndicate of Teachers of Higher Education – SYNES, University of Buea Chapter.
By
AMINDEH BLAISE ATABONG
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Dr. Nalova Spurred To Inculcate New University Governance Policy
Dr. Nalova Signing To Take Office |
Prof. Jacque Fame Ndongo, Minister of
Higher Education and Chancellor of Academic Orders, has called on the newly
appointed Vice Chancellor of the University of Buea, Dr. Pauline Nalova Lyonga
(Associate Professor), to work in line with the new university governance
policy.
The MINESUP Boss made the request in
the Amphitheater 750, July 4, while installing UB's fourth Vice Chancellor who
appears to be the second female at the helm of a university across the country.
While describing Dr. Nalova as an
astute researcher and tenacious administrator, Prof. fame Ndongo implored her
to always encourage dialogue among stakeholders, sustain regularity and
performance of academics, pursue the maximisation and improvement of
infrastructures left by predecessor and to consolidate the climate of peace and
conviviality that reigns in UB. In addition, Dr. Nalova will be faced with the
task of giving the University of Buea more doctoral schools in order to produce
teaching staff and to scrupulously respect laws of the country and that
relating to the management of state affairs and resources.
"I am confident Dr. Nalova will
make the government proud as she has always done", the Minister revealed
and thanked His Excellence Paul Biya, apostle of the New University Governance,
for the appointments.
According to the Former VC, Prof.
Vincent P.K Titanji, who is due retirement, UB's voyage will be safe, because henceforth the captain is a woman of mettle, full of foresight and passion for
excellence.
On her part, Dr. Nalova Lyonga of
Bakweri extraction expressed much optimism. "Everyone should bring their
cards on the table and we are going to go where the university and the
government would want its citizens to go".
It should be noted that Dr. Nalova is
ingrained in the university system. In 1985, he was recruited as a lecturer and
transferred to the University of Buea in 1993 where she has been involve in
Feminine Literature, Gender and Literature. She was Director of Academic
Affairs in UB from 1999 till 2005 when she was appointed Deputy Vice Chancellor in charge of Teaching. From 2007, Dr. Nalova was Deputy Vice Chancellor in charge
of Teaching, Professionalization and Development of Information and
Communication Technolgies until Friday when she was elevated to the post of VC
by Presidential Decree No. 2012/33 of 29 July 2012.
On hand during the installation
ceremony were Bakweri chiefs on behalf of South West Chiefs, who poured royal
blessings on Nalova. Prominent among the elites in attendance was
Rt.Hon.Chief.Justice Benjamin Itoe who urged all Cameroonians of goodwill to
appreciate the merits in Dr. Nalova.
The DETECTIVE observed that the
expectations of staff and students are high, ranging from rebuilding the image
of UB, ensuring staff discipline, ensure proper lighting on campus, improving
on the transcript situation, to several others.
By AMINDEH BLAISE ATABONG
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