Ahmadou Ahidjo: son fils Mouhamadou Badjika fait une apparition remarquable à Yaoundé

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• Hank Ulay 7 months ago

  Happy Birthday, Mister President. You are sorely missed. We didn't know how good we had it back then. We were kind of....spoiled and we certainly didn't appreciate you. But you know what they say, when you do your job well, i ...
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  Happy Birthday, Mister President. You are sorely missed. We didn't know how good we had it back then. We were kind of....spoiled and we certainly didn't appreciate you. But you know what they say, when you do your job well, it looks easy. But let an incompetent amateur have a go at it and you'll understand the difference. It's a complete mess right now and may even be past the point of no return. It's THAT bad. Oh well, at least you are no longer here to see what our once beautiful country has become...

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• Devoir de vérité 7 months ago

  Bad economically. I agree with you.
  But I have no idea if you would still be free to comment online next week against him, had he been the one running the country. So let’s be honest. There has been some progress in freedo ...
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  Bad economically. I agree with you.
  But I have no idea if you would still be free to comment online next week against him, had he been the one running the country. So let’s be honest. There has been some progress in freedom of speech in Cameroon. You are celebrating someone who scared us to the point of paranoia.

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• Hank Ulay 7 months ago

  Yup. L'arrestation de Ramon Cotta demontre a quel point la liberte d expression est une realite pour les camerounais, meme a l'etranger.

  Yup. L'arrestation de Ramon Cotta demontre a quel point la liberte d expression est une realite pour les camerounais, meme a l'etranger.

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