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OPINION: The huge contrast between the Nigerian and Cameroonian celeb power

Niger  Camer Contrast

Mon, 19 Jan 2015 Source: dulcecamer.blogspot.com

Something we have always found rather amusing and quite sad at the same time is the response that Cameroonian 'celebs' get from the Cameroonian crowds on social media especially.

Whilst it seems the Nigerian online community are very receptive of their stars (albeit they do voice their opinions when they need to) with many likes and comments and retweets on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, the Cameroon stars on the other hand are even lucky if they get just a fraction of such response. What a big shame isn't it?

Take for example an image with a simple caption posted by Davido on his Facebook Page...in just over 30 minutes see how many likes and comments the dude received...

Oh yes there is the excuse that there are millions more Nigerians than Cameroonians...but we have less stars than Nigeria so why not all join forces and back what we have than create camps and gangs? Ah the other excuse that Cameroon has no celeb culture...but who creates or should create that culture? Are we saying there is not even 1 or 2 or a handful that can be deemed as celebs? Are we saying that Cameroon is that backward? Are we saying there are no talents in Cameroon worth 'bigging' up always? Did Nigeria not create theirs themselves?

If you want to see the majority of Cameroonians react on social media, just start a negative thread that brings down a personality who is currently trending and watch how they jump at it with retweets, comments and replies. But post something positive and the majority would not bat an eyelid.

Wake up Cameroon. Wake up Cameroonians...

Source: dulcecamer.blogspot.com