The signs of the times.The writing is clear on the wall,Cameroonians and particularly Southern Cameroonians are tired.That is a regime which chides itself as being popular,but cannot mobilise its own militants to vote.When the time comes,the SDF party and all those who are working to give a semblance of legitimacy to the regime in place,will face the wrath of the people. Nga Adolph, Leuven(Belgium).

These are some of the nefarious consequences of unemployment.If these youths had jobs to preoccupy them, they will never go to such over zealous miles of risking their own lifes by exchanging blows over teams thousands of miles away who donot give a damn about their existence. NGA ADOLPH, LEUVEN(BELGIUM).

Let this go forth to all and sundry, that if President Biya tries an amendment of Law n°96/06 of 18 January 1996(Cameroon Constitution) to extend his mandate after 2011,the rippling effects of such a move will resonate throughout Cameroon's history.That will be depriving the present generation of Cameroonians and the next, their fundamental and inalienable right to a peaceful Cameroon.We the youths shall not"resign ourselves to our fate".We shall be ready to take to the streets and why not to invoke the gods of revolution if need be.Time's up,Biya has outlived his usefulness.Let him bow out just like his political mentor in the Metropole,Jacques Chirac.

Let this go forth to all and sundry, that if President Biya tries an amendment of Law n°96/06 of 18 January 1996(Cameroon Constitution) to extend his mandate after 2011,the rippling effects of such a move will resonate throughout Cameroon's history.That will be depriving the present generation of Cameroonians and the next, their fundamental and inalienable right to a peaceful Cameroon.We the youths shall not"resign ourselves to our fate".We shall be ready to take to the streets and why not to invoke the gods of revolution if need be.Time's up,Biya has outlived his usefulness.Let him bow out just like his political mentor in the Metropole,Jacques Chirac.

Mr Nje, Can u please furnish me with Ma Mary's site?Thank you.

Mr Nje, Reason tells me that the struggle will be long and bitter.I don't share the opinion of many who think that anglophone souvereignty will come on a platter of gold.Firstly,the present leaders are disunited and worse still they are at dusk of their lives.We need young,revolutionary minds who can inject the struggle with an invigorating strength.Young minds who are ready and burning with a patriotic zeal.Young minds who are ready to sacrifice 'all'when our lives will hang on a balance.The young people who died in Buea have set the ball rolling. Also,I don't believe anglophones are prepared enough in the eventuality of souvereignty.I believe that anglophone souvereignty should be elevated to the status of a 'doctrine'.I was myself an ardent SDF militant,but with the passage of time,I became fundamentally convinced that the SDF party has reached its 'political menopause'.I think if souvereignty were given us now,it will distabilise our society.We need political maturity. I believe,that we have to devise a powerful plan.We can trick these 'frogs' into federalism,then when that is obtained and like a lady being wooed into marriage,after some years when we are sure of our political,economic and social stamina,we can then surprise them with a unilateral declarartion of independence.Federalism will be the fertile ground to test our maturity.Political radicalism must be inculcated in the citizenry of the Southern Cameroons.

It has begun.The students of UB have thrown the gauntlet.The fight to reinstore our anglophone identity and pride has started.True to the spirit of democratic militancy,the universities,like all other universities in Africa which began the fight to liberate their people's from predatory regimes has begun.Politicians and politcal parties have failed us and the students of UB have proven that they safeguarding the future of that nation,by standing against the most putrifying ill in that society and which has eaten deeply into its fabrics.I am proud and relieved that the youths are conscious and ready to let history's sanction on the totalitarian regime in place.I am indeed proud of them.KUDO's to those young patriots.We shall join them when the time comes.

It has begun.The students of UB have thrown the gauntlet.The fight to reinstore our anglophone identity and pride has started.True to the spirit of democratic militancy,the universities,like all other universities in Africa which began the fight to liberate their people's from predatory regimes has begun.Politicians and politcal parties have failed us and the students of UB have proven that they safeguarding the future of that nation,by standing against the most putrifying ill in that society and which has eaten deeply into its fabrics.I am proud and relieved that the youths are conscious and ready to let history's sanction on the totalitarian regime in place.I am indeed proud of them.KUDO's to those young patriots.We shall join them when the time comes.