The Anglophones Will Separate and The Day They Go, Francophones Will Explode!

If there is any one Francophone who does not only speak the truth, but who has from day 1, been very consistent in all his public arguments, then that one man is the Economist, DIEUDONE ESSOMBA. He is well known for not only being consistent, but for being outspoken in all his media outings, educating the so called Francophone Professors.

In his most recent write-up, he has stressed out that, he...

...will stop talking only when it is over, emphasizing that the army can not defeat the Secesionists.

I am talking of the Anglophone Problem because it is still possible to salvage the future given that this problem can still be solved. And my responsibilities oblige me still to hammer and to always hammer, hoping that I will be understood. - He added!

Some people prefer to dose off while projecting their expectations to the world and challenging laws that govern the world. They use examples which suit their interests by citing Spain, France and other European countries and refusing examples which are closer to them and useful to Cameroon.

There Are Six African Countries That Were Born In A Federation:

1) Nigeria

Which later had a war of secession. General Ironsi was an Ibo man, and when he took power, he supressed Federation with the reason that it will prevent the Ibo businessmen from carrying out their activities. This measure led to violent reactions from other communities and he was killed and Ibos he had appointed and pretended to protect were massacred. Faced with this situation, the Ibo revolted and tried to create a state of theirs but failed. Nigeria then went back to a Federation.

2) Sudan

Was born in a Federation with the Northern part made up of Arabs and the Southern part made up of blacks. But the authorities in Khartoum quickly suppressed the federation. This resulted in a violent war, leading to South Sudan’s secession.

3) Eritrea

Was separated from the Ethiopian empire by the colonial Italians, but by independence, they were attached to Ethiopia in a Federation. The authorities of the empire suppressed the federation. This created a serious war which ended with Eritrea seceding.

4) Somalia

Was born in a Federation with Somaliland. Somalia was colonised by the English and Somaliland colonised by Italy. The military authorities suppressed the Federation which resulted to a generalised war which ended with the independent, peaceful and democratic Somaliland, leaving next door to Somalia without problems.

5) Tanzania

Was born with two entities, Tanganyika and the island of Zanzibar. They had the lucidity of never changing their system of governance and they have never had problems.

6) Cameroon

Was also born in a federation and the federation was supressed. The fact that the Anglophones had not reacted rather cultivated some illusion that the federation had failed. It should be extreme naivety for anyone to imagine that Cameroon will succeed where other African countries have failed.

CONCLUSION - Take Home Message

The lesson we should learn from the above is that you do not suppress a Federation. It was an error and the more we resist, the more the situation goes worse.

This type of stubbornness in a unitary state will inevitably lead to the secession of the Anglophones. It is unstoppable. - Dieudone ESSOMBA

It is not humanly possible. The only thing to do is to introduce Federation throughout the whole country. Time is already against us.

In fact, Cameroon situation is going to be like that of Somalia:

the Anglophone will separate and the day they will go, the Francophone will explode. - He added!

If I insist, it is because there is no other thing to do. The day I stop talking, which is not long from now, know that Cameroon has lost everything!

Unfortunately, this seems to be the only educated man left in French CameroUn, and no matter how loudly he speaks, no body is listening to him.

In his last outing, he rubbished the Cameroon government, citing that they have completely failed in diplomacy, comparing them with the Anglophone Diaspora, whom he confirmed that their lobbying has won the heart of the United State Officials. Read full article here...

This is also the price of stubbornness. The Biya regime has been 37 years old, and like all the regimes that have lasted too long, it has lost all sense of prudence and has come to believe that it will be able to escape all adversity through cunning, decay and small steps. - Dieudone ESSOMBA!