The Hall of SHAME!

This site is dedicated to expose those shameful people who think they can lie, cheat, steal and violate the principles of basic humanity and remain anonymous. As you are aware, my involvement with Cameroon began through the glazed eyes of a tourist. After a sham marriage and the loss of my life savings to the corrupt judiciary, I now see the plight of Cameroonians through much clearer eyes. It is through fiercely protected anonymity, by those involved, that corruption heads down its unbending path. These are the same people sitting in the pew next to you in church on Sundays, who are stealing the food from your mouth and your children’s education on Mondays. I say, lets take a look at these people and let them enjoy the sleepless nights that they inflict upon others. Exposure of these peoples' acts of shame is the strongest tool to drive others away from these evil practices.

Is Cameroon so far down the toilet bowl of corruption that it is beyond help? I think not, but the fact that many wear their crimes as medals to their cleverness, and worse, that others aspire in the same way to achieve like goals is a mentality worthy of standing against.

Glenn

The next edition will be published on the 1^st of June 2006 and shall continue to arrive on the 1^st of the month thereafter. If you wish to subscribe you can reply to Camerooninjustice@hotmail.com and write SUBSCRIBE in the subject box. Each month once the newsletter is loaded onto the site you shall receive in your email inbox, a link to take you to the newsletter.

Please feel free to send your own corruption or injustice stories. Each month contributions highlighting the difficulties of those that may not have found the means to voice their issues will be considered. Of course I would need to check story validity depending on its contents, but we won’t be shying away from what needs to be said. Consider this your newsletter and within reason there shall be no censorship. Photos can be published also, if they enhance your tale. Its early days and may take a couple of editions to get into the flow of things, but no target is too big. My philosophy is fairly simple “A thief is a thief”. I don’t discriminate on age, colour, race or sex. I do request that you use this forum for the purpose it is intended. Thanks.

All the best,  Glenn

My 2 Cents !

There have been many comments on the recent news that the World Bank is going to cancel $1.27 billion of Cameroon’s debt under the HIPC scheme. It seems difficult to determine if Cameroonians will benefit in any way from this windfall. Not having the information on what other loans the government carries with other institutions, this cancellation may be felt like a drop in the ocean. There are two things that I wish to question though; the World Bank’s motives for the cancellation and the integrity of the Bank President’s opposition to corruption. On the first matter, I’m yet to know of any banking institution that is prepared to put the good of others before the banks responsibility as a business to make money. So lets not be fooled, it is the natural resources in Cameroon (Specifically in the Southern Cameroon’s region) that is the collateral that the Bank is eyeing when it gives $1.27 billion discount. Undoubtedly the loans were made knowing a government such as the Biya regime would never repay them. It should be closely looked at as a human rights violation, the way money has been freely handed to Africa’s dictators to stash in foreign bank accounts while the citizens of the country don’t even see basic infrastructure for the billions borrowed. In my view International institutions such as the World bank and the IMF exploit Africa’s resources and Africans themselves, keeping them in poverty and violating their human rights in the interest of 1^st world businesses, while abetted by the conscienceless thieves that are Africa’s dictators.

As to the World Bank President’s “tough stance against corruption”, I wonder if Mr Wolfowitz cares for the message he is sending with his softly softly approach. I’m sure Paul Biya is laughing all the way to his Swiss safety deposit box at the W.B. President’s lack of fortitude. While we can’t expect to hold a bank legally accountable for the woes of the citizens, surely the Bank is in collusion with the Biya regime over the oppression and human rights violations against the people of Southern Cameroons. This is the region where the resources are taken from, that ultimately brings the revenue to service any foreign loan. How much more difficult is the lot of Southern Cameroons citizens, to seek fair and correct redress for the abuses they receive and ultimately their independence, when institutions like the World Bank have a vested interest in the continued oppression and removal of resources from the Southern Cameroon’s territory and its citizens? I just cant see where Mr. Wolfowitz’s crusade against corruption even begins to look like anything other than hot air, the likes of which Paul Biya continually spews out in the form of fake anti – corruption drives.  Personally I think the World Bank has acted as a drug dealer to African nations desperately trying to develop themselves. First they eye the potential market and the value of the countries resources. Then they begin handing fat lumps of money to the unscrupulous dictators for spending sprees. Then after doing this a few times the dictator is hooked and cannot go without his drug (money & lavish lifestyle). He begins drawing all those around him into the corruption & bribery web, spreading the disease, all the while sitting at the top of the heap as the undisputed leader of misery that the people of Cameroon suffer. He readily empties the banks, then sells all his countryman’s possessions away in the bid to feed his drug habit. The more he has, the more he needs. Morality and humanity are long lost in the destructive addiction. And now the World Bank wants to give him a drug discount because he is such a good customer. Ha!   That’s my 2  cents. 

World bank to cancel $1.27 billion of Cameroons debt.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank on Thursday agreed to cancel $1.27 billion of Cameroon's debt under a global program for the world's poorest countries, despite concerns about corruption raised by bank President.

The handouts that feed poverty
This push has been underway for four decades now - and has resulted in the movement of $568 billion in foreign aid from the rich countries to Africa. The result: zero growth per capita income, leaving Africa in the same abysmal straits in which it began. Meanwhile, a number of poor countries that got next to no aid had no trouble escaping the "poverty trap."
In the worst, but all too common, case — such as that of the corrupt dictator Paul Biya of Cameroon, who will get 55% of his government revenue from aid after the doubling of aid to Africa — the poor country's bureaucrats are corrupt or unmotivated political appointees.


Prayer against Bribery and Corruption in Cameroon
National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon
 
Heavenly Father,
You always provide for all your creatures,
So that all may live as you have willed.
You have blessed our country Cameroon
With rich human and natural resources,
To be used to your honour and glory,
And for the well-being of every Cameroonian.
We are deeply sorry for the wrong use
Of these gifts and blessings
Through acts of injustice,
Bribery and corruption,
As a result of which many of our people
Are hungry, sick,
Ignorant and defenceless.
Father,
You alone can heal us and our
Nation of this scourge.
We beg you, touch our lives
And the lives of our leaders and people,
So that we may all realise the evil of bribery and corruption,
And work hard to eliminate it.
Raise up for us God-fearing people
And leaders who care for us,
And who will lead us in the path
Of justice, peace and prosperity.
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.

Human Rights Issues

Hall Of Shame!
Shame File Review

Mbi Jonas oversize lies (First two words falling pitch, last two rising pitch)

Lie Lie Lawyer oh Pampam (chorus) Mbi Jonas oversize head Lie Lie Lawyer oh Pampam (chorus) Mbi Jonas Oversize coat Lie Lie Lawyer oh Pampam (chorus) Mbi Jonas Oversize shoes Lie Lie Lawyer oh Pampam (chorus) Mbi Jonas oversize dross Lie Lie Lawyer oh Pampam (chorus) Mbi Jonas oversize doki Lie Lie Lawyer oh Pampam (chorus) Let only the men sing this part Mbi, Mbi (slow) Mbi Mbi Mbi Mbi Mbi (fast) Ladies only Mbi, Mbi (slow) Mbi Mbi Mbi Mbi Mbi All Mbi, Mbi (slow) Mbi Mbi Mbi Mbi Mbi Then repeat the song all over.

What sort of a bank involves itself in theft of customer’s money? There are many other instances where SGBC has cheated clients and then denied responsibility. Then sending their clients down a route of frustration that results in the matter being stone-walled by the bank. All the while, the client suffers further losses in a failed attempt to retrieve what belongs to them, thanks to corrupt Officials and Judges who play the game with SGBC. While SGBC continues to employ management who steal from their customers, then the bank (SGBC) should be known for what it is “A thieves Den”.  In August 2003 I wrote to Paul Biya, describing some of the criminal actions of this bank.

419 scandal at SGBC

Nowhere in the world have I been greeted at a bank with a rifle pointed at my chest to deny me access to my account. At this point, the bank hierarchy in Paris, still don’t see that this matter should be investigated though they were made aware several times, and most recently in April this year. That’s how corruption and these thieves survive, they ignore the crimes and connive with each other to cover the actions, rather than investigate and show they are a credible institution.

Letter to Societe Generale – April 2005

SGBC - I Nobi Coffee Bang Feng

SGBC no make me Coffee Bang feng.
I nobi be Coffee Bang feng
I nobi Coffee Bang feng
So I no go be Coffee Bang feng

Without doubt, the Fako Appeal Court is one of Cameroon’s most corrupt institutions. It’s not necessary to go any further than to use its own documentation to prove that point.

Appeal Court Affidavits

Justice Nana was one of three Judges who determined the removal of a High Court President, based on an imaginary witness. These Judge’s actions were displayed before the 12 Barristers & Lawyers who regularly attended the hearing. 

Appeal Court Chronology

These Judges should be immediately removed for their corrupt and unlawful conduct, but it seems that most have been promoted in some way.

 Foreigners and Cameroonians alike should be well advised to steer clear of this den of thieves and the Cameroon judiciary in general. The behaviours I saw in the courts was often no better than the thuggery of unintelligent and uneducated buffoons who were more concerned with juju and their own stomachs than anything that appeared to come from a civilised court. 

So that the matter is very clear, I accuse the three Appeal Court Judges who signed the ruling of being corrupt.
I also accuse Magistrate Ketuanze Jacob of corrupting the Appeal Court Judges.

Appeal Court Ruling

 I make these documents available for all to see the corruption and thievery that these judges participated in. Note that these same activities are promoted and rewarded by the countries ruling party, the CPDM and the President, Paul Biya.

Fako Appeal Court , Buea

Is This The World's Most Corrupt and Shameless Judiciary?
 

This song has a bikutsi rhythm.

Man wey no sabi callam Justice oh
But Nana no bi justice Ohhh
Iyoho, Nana no bi justice ohh, my brothers
Iyoho, Nana no bi justice ohh, my sisters

Chorus

Appeal Court Buea no get justice yehe (High)
Appeal Court Buea no get justice yehe (Low)
Na soso wichi people, tif people hey (Low)
Na soso wichi people, tif people hey (Low)

Nana na wichi man oh oh
Massa for mami wata yeye
Nana go kill all man oh
Nana fat Belle for shit yeye

Chorus

I beg wuna hear me yeh
I beg wuna hear me oh
Nana na wichi man eh yeh
Nana na wichi man eh yeh

Chorus

My experience with Justice Chibili in the Fako High Court is well documented through chronologies.  Though instructed to supply an accelerated hearing, Justice Chibili  played her delaying games with Barrister Eno Charles. 

Chronology # 2

During a six month adjournment I returned to Australia. When I returned to Cameroon I learnt that Chibili and Barrister Eno connived to sell the property I purchased to 3 whites.  On the 6^th of May 2003 in Chibili’s chambers I accused her of corruption. Chibili chose to stand down from the matter in court, rather than defend herself against the allegations.

Chronology # 3

I often wonder what hope there is for Cameroonians when people like Justice Chibili sit in judgement of them.  What country can allow a woman whose husband is a criminal to judge others? The husband embezzled money from the bank he was working in and fled to Nigeria when caught. It was through Chibili and her husbands Olumba Olumba connections that a bribe was paid to the appropriate authority and the husband returned to Cameroon with no further action taken. Justice Chibili still lives in her mansion built from monies embezzled from Cameroonians. Justice Chibili should just stay quiet and stay at home with her husband the thief.

"Justice Chibili, I look forward to the day I supply my evidence against you. Cameroon courts will continue to be sick while it employs useless people like you."

If anyone would like to view the thiefs mansion, you can visit. Head down the hill from Buea to Molyko. Turn left at Bonavanda road ( towards Bokova - Musonge's village). After 30 metres, turn right at the road that runs behind the shops. Follow this road for 500 metres until you reach a cluster of 5 houses. The mansion in the middle was built with the money the husband stole. Then phone Justice Chibili on her mobile: 9972741 and ask her to come out and greet you. Don’t forget to give her my greetings from Australia, when you see her.

 I heard that you threatened to jail me if I returned to Cameroon, because I posted your picture on the web.  Let me tell you thief Ketuanze, its people like you who scare away investors and cause great hardships to Cameroonians. I will post photos of you on the net anytime I choose. I shall also print the stories of other Cameroonians who have suffered from your thievery. Just like Barrister Eno, your true justice is coming in the detailed descriptions of your crimes in my book on corruption in Cameroon.  In any country other than Cameroon, I hold enough evidence to see you jailed for a long time, but what does the Cameroon Government do? Promote you of course!

Shame File No: 3 Name: Barrister Eno Charles Agbor,     (Eno Lawless Chambers) Residence: Buea Alias: “belle for shit"

Eno Chambers di dry like man way i get posh belle

 

Well, well, well……Barrister Eno Charles Agbor, Now where do we start with you? I don’t think there is enough space to even get close to covering all your shameful dealings.  You’re not even a good driver are you? You missed your chance to give me that “accelerated” hearing in the High Court grounds. I’m betting you regret that now, (missing that is).

Barrister Eno Charles Agbor- Complaint lodged with PG.

Lets see,..you lie, you steal, you cheat, you even accuse Presidents of the court of being corrupt, (and lets not forget your forged document and fraud of 3,500,000 cfa).

 I’ll let the president of the court tell the story of your actions in his own words.

 

Affidavit-Justice Teddy Misime Mokwe / President of The Fako High Court

You even drew Judge Chibili into your web of lies and you both got caught out, trying to sell a compound I purchased. My experience with you, was with someone who was determined to act in any way to relieve me of my property. You wanted the 4WD so badly; well you can have it, or what is left on the spare block opposite the American Embassy in Yaoundé.

Fortunately for you I’m more interested in the Magistrates and Judges who chose to act alongside you.  Is it true that Magistrate Ketuanze Jacob fled to Mamfe? I have not missed a detail about your disgusting and beastly behaviors in my book. That you made a false & damaging report against a Gendarme Brigade commander in your attempted theft, shows your malicious attitude. I hope your colleagues appreciate your effort to shame them and paint them as the most corrupt and uncivilized judiciary in the world. While your peers stand alongside people like yourself and say nothing, then they should not complain now, when they are tarred with the same brush.

I asked you very pleasantly on two occasions to resolve this matter by negotiation, but your greed told you that you could cheat me for the lot.

   Understand what you have brought upon yourself and your cohorts. I earned that money, it belongs to me.     I will fight you to the death while I breathe, and never allow you and your likes to steal it from me this way.
That is my promise to you.

Further Info on Barrister Eno.

I go for Badi wata I see  belle For shit
(Chorus) Eno Charles
Small foot them big big belle 
Eno Charles
I go for gambe just for saka my money
Eno Charles
Your name dey like kush
Eno Charles
Na weti be man ney na weti be this world eh?
Shame shame shame oh, shame shame shame oh.

 

Name: Pupil Barrister Tanyi Mbianyor, (Eno Law Chambers) Residence: Buea     Aliases: Dry Mbunga,                                             Nyongo man.

Let me introduce you to this pupil Barrister destined to find himself under investigation to be debarred by the Cameroonian Bar Assoc, just like his mentor, Eno Charles.  Mr Mbianyor, I haven’t much to say to you, other than I hope it sits well with the Judges in Buea, that they know you lied and made false allegations against one of their own (Justice Mokwe) causing his removal. It is through your actions that I get to pinpoint certain Judges (upcoming shame files) and throw a blanket over the whole Judiciary in Fako. You seriously are much too dull to be a lawyer, if that is what you call running around behind Eno Charles and carrying the tail of his robe to keep it from the mud. Just so we understand each other Tanyi Mbianyor, you are a thief, a liar and a cheat. Any fool who visits your chambers will get what they deserve.     
You disgrace your tribe, your colleagues and your country.

Dry Mbunga Mbianyor
Chop no flop
Na ma money I go belefull you?
Mmu oyie ne yi ka nawoh nti
Na weti be man ney na weti be this world eh?
Shame shame shame oh, shame shame shame oh.

 

Relocation program Remember Eno Law Chambers of Buea and our Hall of Shame relocation programme?  We’ve finally managed to sign the deed and complete all the formalities on their new residence. I felt so sorry for Barrister Eno, when I saw that photograph of Eno Charles staring out the window (see photo) of his chambers in Buea. My first though was that he looked like a caged animal behind those bars and he needed a permanent holiday “down under” (as Australia is often referred to) where he can take in some of that fresh sea air and sunshine we have lots of.  My second thought was for those Cameroonians who’ve suffered at the hand of this law chambers, through its merciless money grabbing, forged documents and lies. Talk about killing two birds with one stone, not only getting to bring Eno Chambers down under, but also to remove one of the South West’s thieving and cheating Barristers. We believe our accommodation is large enough to also house the chambers bail & bond boy, Tanyi Mbianyor (Dry Mbunga). We are currently awaiting their arrival and I’m sure there are many who will wish them “Bon Voyage” (i.e.: good riddens to bad rubbish) as they leave on their journey. Click on the Title Deed to view the accommodation awaiting Eno Law Chambers. We have posted the invitation to the Chambers in Buea, and are now awaiting his arrival.

Bisong Etahoben makes his debut on the shame file as Cameroon’s most shameful newspaper editor.  Using the lies of a discredited Barrister (Eno Charles Agbor) and a Limbe town prostitute (Enow Brillian Ayuk), Etahoben printed a two page article in his newspaper. The article was to coincide with my return to the Fako High Court in April 2003, and was designed to achieve the final theft of my property. (My property is still being held in trust by the Fako High Court). Etahoben’s article made claims of murder, drug trafficking, gun running, pornography etc. There is no need for me to go on as the article can be read in it’s entirety , Weakly Post Article "Is The Judiciary In Cameroon For Sale?". Not only did Etahoben (a self made chief) write this scurrilous filth, he tried to add some type of credibility to his article by claiming that information came from a source in Australia!  Shame on you Etahoben, you are a liar. I doubt if you could even find Australia on a map!

 I now ask you (in public) to show a single piece of evidence to support any claim you have made in your article. As I know this is not possible, I await your public apology as the only way this filthy article of yours will ever be put to rest.

SHAME File No: 1 Name: Pauline Kono,  Mines & Power, Limbe Residence: Isokolo, Limbe.

Pauline Kono is a aunt of Enow Brillian Ayuk. I was introduced to her as a relative and the owner of a Satellite television business at mile 4. Pauline brokered the purchase of the house at Towe Quarter in Limbe, drawing innocent relatives of her husband ( Nkumo & Madam Tsala, from Yaounde who owned the compound) into her scheme. The full story on this is on the main page of the website under the heading (Compound, Plot 67 Towe Quarter). Pauline pocketed 2 million cfa and used a lawyer from Solomon Chambers in Kumba to write false documents, using her office at Mines & Power to commit the theft. There is a chapter in my book on the actions of Pauline Kono, describing how she advised Enow Brillian in all facets of the scam. (I wonder if Pauline remembers the day I begged for her help as a human being, and she turned and walked away?  I do! ). All I have to say to Pauline at this time is “SHAME on you Pauline Kono”. You greeted me into your house at Sikolo and even gave me a chicken to take home and kill for supper, then you stole from me. All the while pretending to welcome me into your family. Then you were caught and did everything you could to cover your actions. (Read Investigations, main page. Death Threats, Madam Agbor).
“Pauline Kono, you are a thief, a liar & a cheat”.

Investor’s Corner

Embezzlement, More Deadly Than HIV/AIDS
Whereas HIV/AIDS directly hits the promiscuous and accidentally contaminates a few, ills like embezzlement and misappropriation of public funds destroy the entire fabric of the nation.

How Asset Declaration Law Can Nail The Corrupt
Cameroonians are entitled to know what their Head of State earns, how and why some top government brass fund certain political parties and foundations with state funds.

SCNC Warns Potential Buyers Of CDC
The Southern Cameroons National Council, SCNC, has issued a stern warning that nobody or group of persons, moral or physical, should enter into any transaction whatsoever with Cameroon government on the Cameroon Development Corporation, CDC, or any of its estates located within the Southern Cameroons territory.

Next Months Newsletter.

The above is a comment on the upcoming topic "Biya and the Generals. Who's really pulling the strings?"

Next month we'll also begin putting up for viewing, some simple pieces of evidence that have been before the Fako High Court in my own pending matter. It will show the callous theft and corruption that is spread throughout the court, and guaranteed to scare any investor from attempting to conduct business with such lawlessness in the Cameroon judiciary.

We're also going through some damaging evidences received against SGBC bank and shall start the trial against this unscrupulous banking institution once the case is finalized.

How Banks In Cameroon Frustrate Clients.
Until government intervenes directly to make things better for the public, the latter will continue to writhe in the frustration of unscrupulous "bank" managers and their colleagues.

Till next month,  Take care,  Glenn  

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