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The privately-owned newspaper Le Jour has invited several actors in the national sociopolitical scene to comment on this offer of good offices, and the least we can see is that there is strong resistance from the by those deemed close to power.
"The prerequisite of the Archbishop Emeritus of Douala and some religious leaders is difficult to accept in a state of law", confirms the daily newspaper Cameroon Tribune, and for good reason: those who took up arms against the institutions of the Republic must first answer for their actions before the justice.
Him also considered close to the power, L'épervier considers this initiative as a "plot against the national unity", presenting Cardinal Tumi as one of the fiercest opponents of President Biya, a man in a cassock who discreetly supports secessionists.
And that's The Messenger who seems best to summarize the situation, namely that the regime of Yaoundé, which incidentally has not tried anything serious in this direction for two years and while the blood continues to flow, clearly rejects the outstretched hand of pastors clinging to prerequisites for diversion.
At the moment the prelate's outstretched hand ignites the debate, according to Le Jour, his English-speaking colleague, The Guardian Post, went to probe the state of mind of the old cardinal, who not only does not hesitate to retaliate against those who want to demonize him, but ensures that intimidations will not make him back
Christian Tumi is not the only one angry, says the last publication quoted, reporting on the message of firmness delivered by young people in the South West region to a special envoy of the ruling Cameroon Rally for the Cameroonian People (CPDM) who came to give them the discourse of reason.
To this elite zealous, reports The Guardian Post, the frustrated young people recalled that they had won nothing of Paul Biya's 35-year reign, while this English-speaking area is full of wealth from the soil and subsoil that are the engines of the economy national.
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