Africa, such a useless continent.

why they coming here let them go to Ghana , we are many here already

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Holumhidey:
we dont have enough food to feed our citizens but president jubrin from sudan is allowing his neighbours from cameroon to come to nigeria....
dis life

President "Jubrin" till 2023.

And France their God father nation don't see any thing bad on this dictatorship. well if the citizens are actually serious let them do what Zimbabweans did

That useless sit-tight Paul Biya doesn't want to relinquish power. They should give him the Abacha treatment.

America is preventing immigrants from entering the country while it should be highly inflammable in this country to think that Bubu can loosely allow his hallowed terrorist killer squad to flood this terror stricken country

Edodefender:
I just hate this stupid country.

I want Bendel republic which is made up of..

Edo, delta, part of bayelsa,river,ondo,ekiti,lagos and Kogi state.

Nigeria will never work.

u well so?

Africa which way na....


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TheSaxophonist:
Photo- Cameroon’s president, Paul Biya

Cameroonian political parties have crisscrossed the country ahead of the presidential elections on Sunday. Except for one candidate, no one has been able to organize campaigns in the restive Anglophone regions.
Eight candidates representing a string of opposition parties are vying to oust 85-year-old incumbent President Paul Biya, who has ruled Cameroon since 1982 and is also seeking a seventh term.
But unrest in most parts of the country has triggered a serious refugee crisis, forcing thousands of residents to flee to neighboring Nigeria.
On Thursday, President Paul Biya’s campaign team came under gun fire as their convoy was driving top speed through the main highway into Buea, capital of the English-speaking southwest region.
Several supporters of the ruling CPDM party were injured in the gunfire exchange between government troops and armed separatists. Biya himself was not part of the Buea campaign convoy. One of Biya’s party official Gerald Ngalla told DW that “the president was worried that his presence in Buea could lead to further bloodshed.”
Credible elections “impossible”
Prince Ekosso, head of the United Socialist Democratic Party, believes the election will be flawed. “It is impossible for credible elections to take place in the northwest and the southwest,” Ekosso said.
Ekosso’s party, which had maintained a traditional support base in the south, could not hold any rally in the restive region, due to threats by the separatists, who have vowed to stop the elections in the Anglophone areas. “As a matter of fact, the towns and cities of the northwest and the southwest have been deserted,” Ekosso said.
He added that: “It’s already late now for anything to be done for free and fair elections to take place in the two regions.”
Opposition candidates have also been avoiding the restive regions too. FDP candidate Akere Muna was travelling through the English-speaking town of Mutengene and was chased by angry protesters. Four civilians were killed.
Last week, eight CPDM supporters who were planning a campaign rally in Bamenda were kidnapped from a hotel and have not been seen since then.

Around 246,000 people have been displaced in the southwest, according to the UN, while no estimate exists for the northwest region which is largely inaccessible to aid groups and journalists.
Some 25,000 others are sheltering in neighboring Nigeria, according to the UN. In the face of continuing clashes, a surge of troops is planned, according to a senior official.
Elecam has also said that some polling stations will be “relocated” in the Anglophone region which has traditionally been a reliable well of votes for the main opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) whose candidate is Joshua Osih.
He has described the planned “relocations” in interviews as “an illegal measure” that could damage his chances.

More:
https://insiderpostonline./2018/12/22/violence-ahead-of-cameroons-presidential-election-as-25000-flee-to-nigeria/

CAMEROUN LIKE NIGERIA IS ALSO YEARNING FOR RESTRUCTURING.

It is about time the President Paul Biya dictatorial government is brought to an end.

Why must this tyrant continue to perpetuate himself in power for over 30 years?

Una better run back cos we get plans of running to your place too!!!

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post=74068115:
BIG BROTHER NIGERIA to the rescue as usual.......

That is why we must vote in politicians that wont steal away our future.
Let us all vote who we believe care for the nation and not thieves and rogues, who has shown us how devilish they are...

Because if e happen, where we wan run to?!

No country in Africa will be able to contain us.
Nigeria would have been worse than Somalia if the thieving party is still in power, bunch of thieves that raped our country left, right and center.

VOTE WISELY!

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Edodefender:
I just hate this stupid country.

I want Bendel republic which is made up of..

Edo, delta, part of bayelsa,river,ondo,ekiti,lagos and Kogi state.

Nigeria will never work.

lol how come lagos and ondo?

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Edodefender:
I just hate this stupid country.

I want Bendel republic which is made up of..

Edo, delta, part of bayelsa,river,ondo,ekiti,lagos and Kogi state.

Nigeria will never work.

that was the other people gave us ebola

okay...I hope someone from Ambazonia wins..

Hotzone:
America is preventing immigrants from entering the country while it should be highly inflammable in this country to think that Bubu can loosely allow his hallowed terrorist killer squad to flood this terror stricken country

...the Cameroonian southerners who are English speaking and Christian dominated are the one running away, they harbor similar agitation like ipob... Claiming marginalization and wants to secede from the main Cameroun...

What are the mods doing, Presidential election in Cameroon took place in October 2018��‍♂️ and Paul Biya was still declared the winner.
Are we in another planet?

Hold Atiku responsible

hope they won't vote for PDP
vote buying from neighbouring country

After more than 6 weeks that the elections have been done. The mods are just pushing this to front page. So pathetic and stale

My question is, must Paul Biya contest in this election? So for the numbers of years he had been in power, as old as he is, he cannot boast of a new and vibrant leader he can count on to lead the nation forward.
That I call total failure....if at this time, he is still struggling for power with pple he new when there give birth to, then he is a failure.

Edodefender:
I just hate this stupid country.

I want Bendel republic which is made up of..

Edo, delta, part of bayelsa,river,ondo,ekiti,lagos and Kogi state.

Nigeria will never work.

Why na?
No more one Nigeria?


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Edodefender:
I just hate this stupid country.

I want Bendel republic which is made up of..

Edo, delta, part of bayelsa,river,ondo,ekiti,lagos and Kogi state.

Nigeria will never work.

Lol. This is a joke right? Because if it is, it is funny as hell.

TheSaxophonist:
Photo- Cameroon’s president, Paul Biya

Cameroonian political parties have crisscrossed the country ahead of the presidential elections on Sunday. Except for one candidate, no one has been able to organize campaigns in the restive Anglophone regions.
Eight candidates representing a string of opposition parties are vying to oust 85-year-old incumbent President Paul Biya, who has ruled Cameroon since 1982 and is also seeking a seventh term.
But unrest in most parts of the country has triggered a serious refugee crisis, forcing thousands of residents to flee to neighboring Nigeria.
On Thursday, President Paul Biya’s campaign team came under gun fire as their convoy was driving top speed through the main highway into Buea, capital of the English-speaking southwest region.
Several supporters of the ruling CPDM party were injured in the gunfire exchange between government troops and armed separatists. Biya himself was not part of the Buea campaign convoy. One of Biya’s party official Gerald Ngalla told DW that “the president was worried that his presence in Buea could lead to further bloodshed.”
Credible elections “impossible”
Prince Ekosso, head of the United Socialist Democratic Party, believes the election will be flawed. “It is impossible for credible elections to take place in the northwest and the southwest,” Ekosso said.
Ekosso’s party, which had maintained a traditional support base in the south, could not hold any rally in the restive region, due to threats by the separatists, who have vowed to stop the elections in the Anglophone areas. “As a matter of fact, the towns and cities of the northwest and the southwest have been deserted,” Ekosso said.
He added that: “It’s already late now for anything to be done for free and fair elections to take place in the two regions.”
Opposition candidates have also been avoiding the restive regions too. FDP candidate Akere Muna was travelling through the English-speaking town of Mutengene and was chased by angry protesters. Four civilians were killed.
Last week, eight CPDM supporters who were planning a campaign rally in Bamenda were kidnapped from a hotel and have not been seen since then.

Around 246,000 people have been displaced in the southwest, according to the UN, while no estimate exists for the northwest region which is largely inaccessible to aid groups and journalists.
Some 25,000 others are sheltering in neighboring Nigeria, according to the UN. In the face of continuing clashes, a surge of troops is planned, according to a senior official.
Elecam has also said that some polling stations will be “relocated” in the Anglophone region which has traditionally been a reliable well of votes for the main opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) whose candidate is Joshua Osih.
He has described the planned “relocations” in interviews as “an illegal measure” that could damage his chances.

More:
https://insiderpostonline./2018/12/22/violence-ahead-of-cameroons-presidential-election-as-25000-flee-to-nigeria/

What planet are you? Their Presidential election took place on Oct 7th, 2018 and Paul Biya was declared winner. I don’t understand where this your news is coming from o

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jidxin:
lol how come lagos and ondo?

I said parts.

Our indigenous groups was carved into those states

NPComplete:


Lol. This is a joke right? Because if it is, it is funny as hell.

what's funny?

helinues:
Imagine, they are running to Nigeria that is not safe .

Cameroon English speaking region are facing oppressions from Paul Biya while nobody is talking.

Amnesty no go come now oooo, na Naija matter dey go wan die on top.

And UN are there too not doing anything, but the media above all are not helping matters

[quote author= post=74068115]BIG BROTHER NIGERIA to the rescue as usual.......

That is why we must vote in politicians that wont steal away our future.
Let us all vote who we believe care for the nation and not thieves and rogues, who has shown us how devilish they are...

Because if e happen, where we wan run to?!

No country in Africa will be able to contain us.
Nigeria would have been worse than Somalia if the thieving party is still in power, bunch of thieves that raped our country left, right and center.

VOTE WISELY![is this all you can think off,shame on poverty opening every thread to comment rubbish because of 30k stipend 'spits']

ikezuora4689:
Black man brain is full of shit.....how will one person be the president of a country since 1985.....250000 people running to Nigeria instead of attacking their government house....kill him...his family...all his supporters since 1985... stupid black mentality

25,000

Which kin mumu MOD they bring old news to front page this morning. Cameroon presidential elections was conducted more than 5 weeks back and won by Paul Biya.