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Paul Biya na tifman
Paul Biya na tif man
Hey wa
I say Biya Bi Mvondo na tif man
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa!
Ye first name na Tifman
Ye last name na Biya
I say Biya Bi Mvondo na tifman
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa!
Ninety-Nine day for tif man
One day for the owners oh
Biya na tifman hey
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa!
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I f you tif
tifman ye money you don do good
But if you tif country ye money your last name na Biya
I say Biya na Tif man
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa
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Simal time ropi go tie yi karnass
Hey wa
Then they go wrap yi bangala
Hey wa
Chantou I di sorry na you my sister
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa.
Ohhhhh hey wa
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa
I sayyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa.
Cameroon
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey
Ahmadou Ahidjo
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa.
Mamfe – Bamenda
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa.
Bami- Beti
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa
Hausa- Tipouri
Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey wa.
How you i enjoy ma song?
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Hey wa wa wa wa wa hey
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Tchack tchack Frippp Pooommmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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CPDM Policy
Exposed!
Click here for a journey along the Buea road - Mutengene.
Experience the dilapidated state of Southern
Cameroons roads through the eyes of a tourist in this short video.
So strap on your seatbelt, take some sea sickness medication; then
click on the link.
Safe Journey!
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Dear HE
Paul Biya
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Please
pass the soap.
In
one of those rare moments when I've caught myself watching Cameroon
television, a journalist was asking people in the streets of Yaounde what
they thought about corruption in Cameroon. One gentleman's answer was, I
thought, quite classic. He asked the journalist: "When your body is dirty,
do you start washing it from your feet upward? Don't you start from your
head? Cameroon is like a body that is dirty. Go and start washing it from
the head; you know where the head is, don't you? So, that's where you
should ask these questions, don't come to us in the street."
In this
matter of corruption, Mr. Biya has the water, the soap and the sponge. He
is the head. Once he starts washing himself first, the exercise will
filter down to the ordinary man in the street, the feet.
When that
happens, if it ever happens at all in the life time of my great grand
children, then investors like this gentleman from Australia, would no
longer worry about the judicial system colluding with conmen and women to
defraud them of their investments?
I don't
see the situation improving any time soon, especially not with Mr. Biya
giving some of us, who are eager to write his obituary, twenty more years
to wait!!
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This commentary was culled from a reader’s response to an article titled
“Biya Vows Again To Combat Corruption”. (Name and address removed).
PHOTOGRAPH CAPTION
H.E Paul Biya delivers his Christmas present to the
citizens of Cameroon!
What
did Santa Paul have for supper last night?
a) A very spicy curry?
b) Very very hot pepper
soup?
Click on the present to see Santa Biya deliver his gift to Cameroon!
PHOTOGRAPH CAPTION
Paul Biya
and CPDM party members celebrate victory in the 2018 Cameroon elections,
one
week before the votes are counted!
What are they
discussing?
a)
Setting up a commission to investigate the commission set up to
investigate the “Bepanda 9” & “UB Killings”
b)
Planning the festivities for the completion of the Mungo bridge.
c)
Devising how to prevent Titus Edzoa from running.
d)
Murdering the SCNC leaders.
e) Buying
all the opposition leaders.
Dear
H.E. Paul Biya |
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Mr Biya,
Please
take a bucket and pierce it with a knife several times so that its sides
are filled with holes all around it. Then take another bucket and fill it
with water. Pour this bucket of water into the bucket that has holes. Wait
10 mins and then tell me how much water is left in the bucket full of
holes.
That
amount of water is what is left for Cameroon after the thieves you
carefully selected and appointed into the hierarchy have had their fill of
the country's finances.
Everyone
of some thinking capacity has diagnosed Cameroon's problems and pointed
out corruption as the scourge of the nation.
Yet President Biya ignores
this crime which his ministers and ambassadors commit unashamedly and in
broad daylight, and instead insists on chasing shadows. He thinks he can
fool the people and international community with simulations and 'hot
air'.
Everything else is being done apart from attacking the real issue. And the
President is dreaming that the country will reach the completion point of
the HIPC initiative! What a joke!
What I
like about this initiative is its insistence on the country dealing with
the corruption issue. It seems that the IMF has now realised that letting
Cameroon off the hook without dealing with corruption is a complete waste
of time.
(Name and address removed)
Popolnochio : ex-seminary sugar
thief
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Editors note: This is a readers comment taken from the news
article "Biya
Worried Over Cameroon Ailing Economy".
Readers expressed several
interesting views on this topic.
Biya Worried Over Cameroon Ailing Economy.
By Kini
Nsom
During last Friday's Council of Ministers' meeting at the Unity Palace,
President Paul Biya reportedly expressed dismay at Cameroon's ailing
economic situation. According to sources at the Presidency, the country's
declining economy dominated the agenda of the meeting. The Ministerial
Council meeting was the second since the present government was appointed
on December 8, 2004.
Voting day -
Yaounde
“ Now c’mon
Paul!
You know it’s only one party competing, why vote! ”
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Glenn’s
MAIL BAG |
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Corruption remains the Lion Biya can't slay.
The C-Word not for Cameroon was again a sing-song in
anyone's lips in Cameroon. Biya, the LION MAN who once said
the Judiciary and the Police were the most corrupt, this
time marked himself wrong. The occasion was the 3rd Extra
Ordinary CPDM Congress at the Corrupt party Hall in Yaounde
July 21st to re-acclaim President Biya as that party's
Chairman.
Present were all bribe-taking elites, diehard cpdm
get-rich-quick entrepreneurs, political feymen, tribal
relatives, and profiteers. In front
of
them, the Lion man accepted that Cameroon was tarred in
corruption not this time by the police and the judiciary but
by his thieving gangsters. But as usual and after passing
the entrance into the HIPC Initiative he failed to set off
alarm bells to his belching colleagues.
According to Le Front Newspaper, one of Cameroon's most
investigative weekly, Cameroon's Economic Minister Policarp
Abah Abah and former General Manager of State owned CRTV,
Gervaise Mendoze each owns over 30 billions and 25 billions
respectively in foreign accounts. The paper concludes that
these "warlords" can sustain a revolution in Cameroon for
the next 20 years. Caroline Abah Abah, wife to Policarp who
was involved in the Post Office scam and later escaped to
France through the First Lady's complicity is back in the
country after receiving a mockery of a court sentence while
Mounchipou, the former minister is languishing in Kondengue
maximum prison for daring to support the oppositions.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF CPDM ex-directors, civil
servants, ministers, tribe men etc are swimming in the sea
of corrupt wealth because of the systematic corruption Biya
champions and continue to be pioneering and spinning with
supersonic rapidity. Early in July some Military Colonels
and the Governor of the Bribeville of Douala, Gounouko
Hanounai received approximately 18millions bribe from one
Thomas Fondoup, GM of Supermont Water distribution to
degasify seven casts of toxic chlorine that was dumped in
Nkapa, an outskirt of Douala. In the name of honour and
fidelity and one's fatherland, 21 soldiers was bullied and
forced to degasify this toxic material into the dead of the
sea without life jackets, gas masks and only one buoy for an
old ship without a motor pump.
In this dangerous expedition an explosion occurred and
fire erupted killing Lieutenant Bidimou. Three soldiers were
rescued by Nigerian Fishermen that these very soldiers used
to harass in high sea. These details are a top secret in
Cameroon. The soldiers have not been compensated.
Cameroon correspondent. L.C.
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Secret Real Estate Deals in Florida?
A Cameroonian national living in Florida, and working
in real estate, has sent information on a Cameroonian
diplomat, information that wouldn’t normally surface. The
Washington Ambassador, who apparently has links to the top,
and has far outstayed the normal three year tenure of all
diplomatic staff, is found to be buying real estate in
Florida.
Over the past decade we have seem billions of CFA’s given
for the ‘renovation’ of the massive house
serving
as embassy and residence. Yet Cameroonian visitors to their
embassy report that the property is totally dilapidated,
with old rubbish stacked in the much abused front doorway.
Visitors also say it is very difficult to get a response, by
phone or by attending the embassy.
One reported that when he finally was let into the building,
he saw a pile of passports on the floor, apparently waiting
for processing.
Perhaps the Ambassador is too busy with his real estate
deals in at least Florida, and probably other states, to be
bothered with ambassador duties. We also question what other
senior Cameroonians benefit from the deals.
E.N. xxxxxxx
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PHOTOGRAPH CAPTION
President Biya
finally accepts one of
“the
Australians”
petitions.
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What is the President thinking?
a) How
dare anyone ask for justice in
“my”
country!
b) What
country is Australia in?
c) What
language is this? What does
“blood
sucking leech’
mean?
d) If
only I could get my hands on the Australian, I would book him a room at
Kondengui and see he gets a thorough foot massage with a bamboo rod.
e) I
hate visiting this country. I wish I were back in my French homeland
with my brothers.
f)
Will someone get me a bloody drink!
Click on the letter to see Popaul's mail from Australia!
Photograph
Caption
What's Chantal
hiding under that wig?
a) Customers
missing funds from Campost Savings bank?
b) A bullet proof skull cap?
(In case Paul decides to divorce her!)
c) Spare skin whitening
lotions?
d) Jeanne Irene's will, to deprive Frank of his mother's wealth?
e) Special potion to
finish with Edzoa in jail?
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Dear
H.E. Paul Biya |
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Mr Biya,
23 Years
of suffering. What can Biya boast of in the field of sports in 23 years?
No football stadium built by him etc. In the field of education, YES HE
ENCOURAGES BRAIN DRAIN because he does not like intellectuals. Those
even recruited are even maltreated and dismissed. Take the example of
researchers and teachers who were recruited and stayed for years without
salary and finally they are dismissed.
23 years Cameroonians have not known justice and human rights or else such
things will not happen. For 23 yrs Cameroon has been corrupt nation
number one.
For
23 years the salaries of civil servants have been reduced by over 200%
and prices of commodities increased by over 1000%. For 23 years,
scholarship for students at all level has been scraped off. For 23 years
almost all our embassies abroad have been closed down e.g France
embassy, which is now operating in somebodies apartment after the
landlord chased them away. In Belgium and Spain the embassy is an
eyesore. In Greece the embassy is operating in the sitting room of a
Greek man so called honorary consul when we have so many Cameroonians to
hold such post. In Britain, the embassy can’t pay its bills and is
currently having some legal suits against it. In the US the corruption
in the embassy has attracted the attention of FBI.
Look at our roads before Biya and the situation now. Wasteful 23 years, Mr
Biya, kindly take stock and resign as Ahidjo did.
Editors
note: This comment was culled from the Post news article “Cameroonians
score Biya’s 23 years stewardship”.
Cameroonians Score Biya’s 23 Years Stewardship.
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Editors note: During the week an unconfirmed report by a police officer
that there was a coup d’Etat in Yaounde appeared on the web. The report was later
confirmed as false, but caused some consternation in the press. Here’s
a comment that was attached to the original report.
"I
wish the next coup alarm will be REAL. Biya has
clearly outlived his usefulness to the Cameroonian
people - if he was ever of any use in the first place.
The presidency is not his father's chair. His train
stopped at the station a long time ago but he refused
to get off. Now, he is just along for the ride with
no destination in mind. It is about time someone force
or push him from the train.'' (Name removed)
PHOTOGRAPH CAPTION
Where is Paul hurrying with that Gun?
a) Hurrying to get his second
divorce?
b) On his way to Mamfe to give Ketuanze a freshman
course on Cameroon injustice?
c) Hunting for Titus Edzoa's ghost?
d) To stay in the bush to wait for Petit Pays and
Chantou?
e) To ambush Obasanjo in Bakassi?
f) Hurrying to Eno Chambers, Buea,
to give some legal advice?
Dear HE Paul Biya |
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Hi Mr. Biya.
I am a Cameroonian but studying in Uganda. You need to visit Uganda
and see for yourself what a nation with a bad history is doing to
improve on her status. I think I should use this forum to inform you
that you are an idiot. You have all the resources but because of
selfishness and foolish pride, you've decided to keep everything to
yourselves and those with which you share your selfishness. Your
brain is underdeveloped and I believe we need to update your brain
software. Yeah sure. That's because Cameroon has all the resources,
natural, but you and France have connived to eat it up while the
anglophone community, which is the riches, suffers. God punish you.
Posted by: MGB | June 23, 2005 02:28 PM
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Editors
note:
This message was culled from responses to a published
article on, “Cameroon Government’s failure to benefit
from the G8 debt cancellations“.
Dear
H.E. Paul Biya
Open Letter |
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Three Steps Backward.
Mr. President I write this letter to you as an anniversary
present on the occasion of your 24 years as president of the
Republic of Cameroon. I hope even in the tightness of your
schedule, and the celebrations, you would be able to find the
few minutes required to read through these lines, and appreciate
the content.
Some 24 years ago, precisely on Thursday
November 4, 1982, all Cameroonians including yourself, were
surprised when your predecessor and Cameroon’s first president
Ahmadou Ahidjo resigned from his post and unilaterally
designated you as his successor. You inherited a strong economy
based on agriculture with a very low debt burden. A modest Civil
Service, paying decent salaries; a morally upright society. A
rationalized development plan and an infrastructure network that
was set gradually to link up the country. .
As a keen observer of the evolution of the
life of this triangle called Cameroon within the last
twenty-four years, one can summarise your stewardship as
president of the Republic without fear of contradiction in the
following six words: “one step forward, three steps backwards”.
With regards to morals and ethics you raised
the hopes of Cameroonians owing to your highly Christian
background. Your father was a Catechist and you a seminarian.
You even used some of Moliere’s finest words in your “Bible” –
Communal Liberalism to explain your doctrine of ‘rigour and
moralisation’. But twenty-four years down the road, most of your
actions have been a complete embarrassment. Even the hierarchy
of the Catholic Church in Cameroon led by the outspoken
Archbishop of Douala Christian Cardinal Tumi has found it
difficult to reconcile your Christian past with the mess that
characterizes your government.
Cameroon is now known to be one of the most
corrupt nations in the world. The spectre of feymania hangs
dangerously above us.
For these twenty-four years, what have you
done with the economy of Cameroon. All the companies that made
up the fabric of our economy have been dilapidated in the most
despicable manner by your people who still go around unpunished.
A series of top banks; SCB, Credit Agricole, Meridien BIAO,
Cameroon Bank, etc. companies like AMACAM, SOCATOUR, SOTUC,
CELLUCAM, all went down the drain. A manager of the defunct SCB
– Robert Messi Messi who fled to Canada accused your family of
crippling the bank when he stated in an explosive interview in
Jeune Afrique Economie that “ the president was constructing a
palace in Mvomeka’a…. and for the financing I (bank manager) was
in direct relationship with Madam Jeanne Irene Biya, who was
summoning me regularly at the presidency in Yaounde… the payment
of the first instalment of CFA 1.250 million…”.
Because of the tough times in Cameroon,
thousands of Cameroonians are running away, some even take the
risk of doing the shameful trekking through the Sahara desert to
seek refuge in Europe and other countries because of their
inability to make ends meet in Cameroon.
Mr. President as you celebrate these
twenty-four years in power we cannot forget the Moslem land
offered by late Andre Fouda for the construction of a Mosque but
which you grabbed. There is no doubt that these acts of brazen
delinquency have contributed to the economic malaise that our
people have suffered for these long years leading to multiple
salary cuts of up to 70 percent, pushing Cameroon from a
prosperous middle income country to the disgraceful highly
indebted poor country status. Mr. President, we hope that as you
celebrate your twenty-four years of power you recall this
unfortunate past.
Douala is the Economic life wire of Cameroon,
but Mr. President I challenge you to come and drive one of your
limousines from Bonaberi through the Old road or through the
commercial area known as ‘Douche’, or even to the Bassa
industrial zone where companies like Guinness operate their
businesses and pay taxes to the state. Wouldn’t it be
interesting for your car to be pushed every after 10 metres?
There are several other road networks in Cameroon that have
suffered complete degradation. I am thinking notably the Kumba
Mamfe –road, the Bamenda Ring Road, the entire network of the
East Province, etc.
Beginning 1990, hundreds of demonstrators
were killed simply because of their call for change. Anglophones
have been targeted and killed in some of the most gruesome human
rights abuses known to mankind. Many are in prison because of
their political beliefs. Nine young men were arrested in Bepanda
and are alleged to have been burnt to death with acid, and this
you know. The clergy have been targeted and killed, and Mr.
President do we need to remind you here that the motives for
these assassinations will become subject for debate when you
will finally leave power?
Mr. President we can keep on writing and
writing. After twenty –four years and another five remaining,
you seem not to be satisfied as all indications suggest that you
will seek another seven years despite constitutional wedges to
finally total thirty six years in power. Mr. President power
drunken and absolute power drunken absolutely. What you’ve not
been able to achieve in twenty-four years will never be obtained
in nine years.
Contemporary history of most African leaders
teaches us a lesson and I hope you’re fully aware that with your
record, any attempt to prolong your stay in power will only
complicate matters for you.
For the last fifteen years, you have built a
family-a beautiful wife, plus children, Paul Biya Junior, Brenda
Eyenga and of course Frank. It is high time you take your
retirement. Go and enjoy with them. Mr. President can you
predict what will happen to these innocent souls if you were to
leave power by force?
They will harvest only what you would have
sowed.
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Chantal's Beauty Tips.
Cameroon's 2nd 1st lady
shares her secrets for looking good on all occasions!
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"First I would like to thank Mr.
Glenn for allowing me this column in his newsletter, to
share my wide experience on beauty to the many readers. The
most important beauty tip to start with is hair,…Big Big
hair,....and lots of it. I’ve set out below, my seven day
plan to staying fashionably stunning for the whole week.
Begin the week with some of the smaller wigs. It’s OK if you
add a bit of colour (white is my favourite – it matches my
skin), during the early days of the week. By the middle of
the week it’s really time to express yourself, and that
means big and beautiful. By the weekend it’s time to really
splash out and show your outer beauty, while saving the best
for Sunday. You can even get a bit zany and use bright
colours like my fabulous blood red wig. Hmm,….it reminds me
of the stain on the floor left by Paul's first wife, the 1st
1st lady, how rude of her to die inside the
palace. Speaking of Paul, where is the scoundrel? I sent him
to the bank hours ago to empty the vault for our trip to
Paris. There’ll be no loving for Paul in Paris, if he
doesn't top up my holiday spending account, oops,…I mean the
Chantal Biya Foundation".
"Ladies, a couple more tips before I go. Use
your wig to hide things from your husband. I always play
safe by putting my bullet proof skull cap on underneath,
just in case Paul gets a bit frisky. And girls,….use your
wig to hide your condoms for your boyfriends & clients, errrr…..I mean
husband. Speaking of Paul, where is that useless bastard.
You have to be careful girls, you know you can’t trust a
Beti to send to the bank. Oh, I can hear the motorcade
coming now. I’d better go and fluff up my wig. See you girls
next time".
Love Chantal
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Sunday |
Next Editions Beauty Tips.
Everyone's favourite 2nd 1st
Lady gives up her secrets in the skin whitening department. In
an exclusive interview, Chantal
confesses her attraction to Michael Jackson and failures to get Paul
to change colour. Also where to buy those magical skin lightening
lotions in bulk, saving the well built beautiful woman enough money
to keep an extra boyfriend on the side.
Yearning to Be White
Many women are using body lotions to
bleach their bodies in an apparent misconception that men find lighter
skinned women more attractive. These women may be ignorantly inviting
health complications and even death.
The second wives of African leaders.
The worse blunder or marriage of
an African leader to a second wife is that of Cameroon’s President Paul Biya to
Chantal Vigoroux. When Irene died, Biya had to remarry the one who is
the first lady of Cameroon today. She is by name Chantal
Biya nee Chantal Vigoroux. But in other to perceive how and why the
first lady that Biya has taken as wife is a blunder, it is important to
know that, the lady who now looks as though she has been force fed, had
a very miserable record and background. Hence she wants to revenge and
in her sinister adventure, any person who does not dance to her tune has
to lie down or run for his/her dear life.
(Click on this link and scroll down to read complete article)
First
Lady’s Humanitarian Tricks and Largesse
Chantal Biya's grabbing and milking of the State.
Most African dictators' wives are as ruthless in
grabbing and milking their husbands' Nations dry as
their husbands do. Cameroon’s first lady, Chantal Biya
of Lebanese father and Cameroonian mother is no
exception.
This month, the fraudulent grabbing was a gala night
dubbed 'Solidarity Night' of the Circle of Friends of
Cameroon, CERAC, an NGO whose Founder and President is
Chantal Biya. The caulicolous chromosomes
that gathered to compare how much they have stolen to
reduce by adding to what the first lady has, were heads
of public and private enterprises, spouses of members of
government, those of the diplomatic corps and top
Government Ministers including the Prime Minister, Chief
Ephraim Inoni and wife, Gladys.
Though these thieves feared dipping deep into their
pockets for fear of exposing how much they have stolen,
the sum of CFA 527 Million was raised in less than
3hours. Take note here that fund raising for the
foundation stone of the Medical Faculty in the lone
Anglo-Saxon University of Buea in Inoni's fief yielded
less than 20 Million CFA.
Fearing international criticisms of this official
organised looting in the name of Humanitarian NGO,
Cameroon Tribune, Radio and Television all state-owned
media embarked on a one-week further deceit. This is the
chorus: "Unlike other NGOs where professional conduct
and the quest for profit by the promoters is rife,
mismanagement is out of the question in CERAC. The money
collected is deposited in a special account in a local
bank and used judiciously"
Who says the first lady's money cannot be judiciously
used in rigging elections? And if other NGOs are rife in
mismanagement and quest for profit, what prevent that of
first lady doing same distributing wheelbarrows,
grinding machines, cutlasses, ploughs etc to women in
the South and Center or North Provinces?
Chantal Biya Foundation Implicated In FEICOM FCFA 52Bn
Swindle
It was also revealed in court that the Chantal Biya
Foundation benefited over FCFA 150 million from the
largesse of the former FEICOM guru. Moreover,
Circle of Friends of Cameroon, CERAC, that also involves
the First Lady, received FCFA 5 million.
Youths Duped At Mrs. Biya's Cleansing Campaign
A street demonstration in Yaounde followed by a press
conference aimed at cleansing the image of Mrs. Chantal
Biya, after a publication in the French daily,
Mutations, considered rather scandalous, ended in an
uproar over differences in sums of money shared out to
the youths hired to march.
How do you
dismantle people who are willing to kill and die to keep
their hard earned privilege of looting the treasury?
Chantal's Beauty Tips.
Cameroon's 2nd 1st lady
shares her secrets for looking good on all occasions!
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"Once again, I would like to
thank Mr. Glenn for allowing me this column in his
newsletter, to share my wide experience on beauty to the
many readers. This time I’m going to tell you all about
the importance of being white and how to do it on a
budget. My techniques are bit more refined than in the
early days when I would immerse myself in a bath of
bleach for two hours daily, trying not to get bleach on
my wigs was a nightmare. Since then I’ve had the good
fortune to swap tips with my good friend Michael Jackson
who as you all know is a leader in the skin-whitening
department. So we tried them all; lotions, potions,
injections, suppositories, pills & everything else that
the doctor prescribed. The wear and tear on my body
became too much (not that you can tell) and I finally
settled into a regime of lotions.
Sometimes I try to get Paul to rub the lotion on me
before bed, but he only gets a quarter of the way before he
gets tired. The poor dear,….I’m not surprised he’s so tired,
it really takes it out of him keeping track of our foreign
bank accounts and investments. But he says he is putting it
away for our retirement,….the sweet man. He even found a
supplier of my whitening cream in Nigeria who sells it in 20
gallon drums. I’m not to sure about it though, after only
three weeks of this new cream I’m not feeling all that well.
There are boils appearing all over my body and my skin is a
little raw and there was even blood in my stool. When I told
Paul, he said I would be fine and to keep using the cream he
got me. He even said he would bring his own doctor to see
me, but apparently the doctor is very busy and won’t be able
to come by for a month. Oh well,…at least I have Paul taking
care of me. I never realized that being white was so much
hard work. I’d better go now, I’m feeling sick again.
See you girls next time".
Love Chantal
(Vice President of Cameroon)
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Lady gives up her secrets in the “How to find a wealthy
husband” department. In an exclusive interview,
Chantal confesses her attraction to money and the sacrifices
she made to be able to put a little something in her purse
each night, before striking it rich as the mistress of
Cameroon’s President. Also for the first time, Chantal
describes the tricks she played to hook her client,…er….husband,
and end up as the 2nd 1st Lady of
Cameroon. Chantal also describes the traumas of deciding
which bank vault to raid before heading to Paris for a
shopping spree, also how to survive the difficulties of
marrying an impotent useless man. A riveting, must read
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