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Paul Atanga Nji, Minister of Territorial Administration, is bent on ensuring Waterloo for trouble-makers in Cameroon’s major cities. After organizing a meeting to beef up security in the country’s political capital, Yaounde, some two weeks ago, it was the turn of Doulaa, the economic capital, to be kept safe last Friday.
Friday August, 09, 2019’s assembly held at the Conference room of the Littoral Governor’s Office.
Addressing administrative authorities and some security experts of the Littoral region, Minister Atanga Nji said some activities have to be checked in the metropolis.
The MINAT boss condemned what he called mischievous activities among some commercial drivers in whose cars, most passengers are often assaulted in the town.
The Minister explained his mission in Douala. “I’m here to hold this security meeting on the high instructions of President Paul Biya. The administrative authorities have drawn my attention to certain activities which are dangerous in the region. We have mischievous acts in township where taxis passengers are attacked and deprived of their private property.”
The Minister also praised representatives of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and some media practitioners for professionalism and requested they be responsible while executing their duties — an act the politician believed would serve as their contribution to nation building.
Meantime, the people were all reminded to avoid acts that might tarnish government’s reputation and were warned on the consequences of going against authorities. “Those who don’t want to respect the laws will be booked as being recalcitrant and will be treated as such. We have asked the security forces to look into that so that all those perpetrating these dangerous activities will be put under control,” Atanga Nji said.
The Minister of Territorial Administration told militants of opposition political parties to be law-abiding and shun any activities that may invite sanctions from his ministry.