LESSON FROM DOUALA; Tells They Are Two Cameroon's.

When you make an indepth analysis on yesterdays' Douala drama, you ask yourself If All citizens are EQUAL BEFORE the law as spelt out in our constitution and If they are All treated equally in DAY to DAY life. Let's go deeper Mr Nincheu gets an authorisation to hold a rally or Lead a patriotic walk in SOLIDARITY with anglophones. He gets support from a few great minds like Mme Kah WALLA. The rally/march is banned and the authorities promise WAHALA to anyone Who dares show up or attempts to. Organisers Tell authorities they Will dare and bear the consequences even at the expense of their lives. On on the D DAY, they dare to, while others even march, in breach of The administrative injunctions. The response of Men in Uniform is What intetests this writer The most. The MEN IN UNIFORM are very républican and professional, though there are talks of a few issues. A GREATER majority are unarmed and as such, NO one is shot with either Life or 'ngong' bullets, NO record of deaths or grevious injuries, NO indiscriminate arrests, NO prolonged curfew, NO terror, NO witch Hunting, NO scores settling, No brutality; inshort, A VERY PROFESSIONAL AND LOVING MILITARY THAT APPLIED THE LAW AS IT IS AND OUGHT TO BE. Infact, THE POLICE IS YOUR PRINCIPLE could be Said of them yesterday.

In Southern Cameroons:

I spare you the details about what happened and still does in both anglophone regions since the start Of the anglophone crisis, particularly since september 22.