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“Call comes at an appropriate time”- Patrick Ekema, Mayor, Buea City Council.

2019-09-17
No: 447

“Call comes at an appropriate time”-  Patrick Ekema, Mayor, Buea City Council.

“The message of the Head of State calling for dialogue comes at an appropriate time to bring down tempers. He is taking the responsibility as a father of 10 children (the ten different regions of the country) to set things right. As a father of the nation, he does an evaluation of the different problems submitted and looks for the most appropriate time to address them through the best means. I dare say what has been termed the Anglophone crisis will be history as dialogue has been announced for the end of this month. We expect those who represent the different strata of public opinion to come with concrete ideas during the dialogue. One thing that should be noted is, this will be a national dialogue and not an international dialogue. Those with double nationality should not expect to participate in the said dialogue because they are not Cameroonians as per the law. You cannot go to court and deny being a Cameroonian and then expect to participate in the national dialogue meant for Cameroonians.”