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Biya’s New Year Wishes Ceremony without Nfon Mukete
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Cameroon Journal, Yaounde – It is emerging that Nfon
V.E. Mukete, Senator and Paramount Ruler of the Bafaws, may have been
systematically prevented from participating in the annual New Year wishes
ceremony held at the Unity Palace for President Biya on Tuesday January 5, as
pay back to his recent advocacy against Anglophones marginalization in
Cameroon.
The Cameroon Journal gathered from a source
at Nfon’s palace in Kumba that a courier mail agent did not deliver Senator
Mukete’s invitation for the event – not until the same morning – less than two
hours to the event which began at 10am. The source noted that it was
practically impossible for the chief to make it to Yaounde from Kumba, even by
space craft.
The
courier agent told our palace source that they were by no means responsible for
the late delivery. He said that the mail was delivered in due time; from the
time it was deposited at their agency in Yaounde, suggesting that the senders
should be blamed for not effecting the transfer in good time.
Some
Bafaw elites have been quick to submit that the delay was a calculated maneuver
to prevent Nfon Mukete from meeting Biya face-to-face. Though they did not
immediately point accusing fingers at anyone, they said that the perpetrators
might have carried out the scheme with the intention to frustrate the vocal
statesman from may be using such an opportunity to briefly speak to Biya about
the Anglophone problem.
“If I am Nfon Mukete, I will write to Biya and explain to him what
happened and urge him to unmask the plotter(s),” one of the elite who elected
anonymity told The Cameroon Journal.
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