Comments on: EU Condemns Election Management Transfer in Cameroon

By: castor noel ngounou

castor noel ngounou — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 11:26:04 +0000

how to be member and international elctoin supervision in cameroon for the 2011 presidential election?

By: ETHEL EMADE

ETHEL EMADE — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 23:48:18 +0000

I think Cameroon’s problem goes beyond blaming individuals.It can be tracked as far as looking at the bigger picture of democracy(globalization)which has turned African “states” as mere gate keepers to open the doors at the knocks of the imperialist who have intentionally and deliberately held Africa under captivity.The devil we knew(colonization) was better than the neocolonialism we are failing to confront.The questions to be asked are:What is a state suppose to mean :Are our African “state” functioning in that dimension? If not what has gone wrong? What has to be done to right these wrongs?African states are states just to the extent that they are internationally recognized but not a state to the extent that they can fulfill the requirements of the states in respect to how they function.How then can our leaders be true to what they say on paper?
Oh! Africa,my beautiful continent how dare “they” call us poor,primitive,underdeveloped etc etc etc.Lies, lies, lies….they have manipulated us not to believe in our identity.We are strong,we are rich.They need us more than we need them.
Arise Africa and teach your people that which is the right thing to know.

By: Davis

Davis — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 13:01:36 +0000

The Parliamenterians decided to extend Biya’s term and they represent the people. So if the people of Cameroon are not satisfy with the constitution or ELECAM, they should stand up now and tell the Government to make the required changes before the coming election. Secondly, all the Parliamenterians who went against the will of the very people that they represent to be held accountable bythe people. To fix the system, we have to start by fixing the parliameterians who are considered as law makers.

By: Gregoire

Gregoire — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 08:30:35 +0000

The 12 board members of ELECAM that were appointed are not strangers to Cameroonians. They are all well known for their moral rectitude, their sense of honour and engagement in serving the population. It is a handpicked group of Cameroonians, who have as main objective to lead Cameroon through safe and transparent elections. We do not need any opinions from EU concerning the management of our elections. If they want let them send supervisors to assist during the elections.

By: tambe etchu

tambe etchu — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 21:11:55 +0000

cameroons problem is not the president its the people because they are all children who dont kmow their rights until they grow up as adult to know what belongs to them then can they stand to demand for it as long as they remain children even the next president will take advantage of thier ignorance.you can only become an adult if you know your bible.

By: Zuma Zuma

Zuma Zuma — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 09:31:33 +0000

These are the kind of leaders the African Union (AU), United Nations (UN) should expelled before time because at the end blood will spill in that country.Biya will win the election before polls so no need.
My advice to all Cameroonian is that no one should registre for the elections. Biya is the winner we know.
Bad leader if you can rule well step down and allow some one else to try . A country where every body goood . We hear from other countries how minister resign but in cameroon only Biya Paul can terminate the office of any minister. Which means all minister in cameroon are perfect , then why is the country still behind?

By: fingong tralala

fingong tralala — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 07:52:10 +0000

I think paul biya is the most stupid person in this world… i only fear of what might become of the innocent poor ones after the 2011 presidential election which he’s the winner already..just remain there and don’t die.. time shall tell.. foolish old man

By: kum henry ichu

kum henry ichu — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 17:04:53 +0000

It is very reassuring that that the EU has observed that Cameroon has not had free fair and transparent elections since 1992.However these condemnations should be accompanied bycorresponding diplomatic pressure on the regime to use the BIOMETRIC DATA system of registration to inspire confidence and ward off voter apathy.