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Monday, July 2, 2012

Like SDF, Here Comes Marafa’s Shadow Government


They come from various spheres of life: present government ministers, top government functionaries, former ministers, members of parliament, directors of state corporations, influential business magnates, former governors, and of course, embezzlers of public funds who are currently serving prison sentences both in Kondengui and New Bell. The peculiarity of this Shadow Cabinet is that, as usual, Anglophones are still marginalized… even in prison. We bring to you the portfolios of Marafa’s government ministers in waiting as he nourishes his presidential ambitions for 2018 under his new political party.

Messengue Avom
Prime Minister, Head of Government
He was Minister of Public Works in Paul Biya’s government until December 09, 2011 when he was chased away for alleged embezzlement of funds meant for the construction of the Ayos-Bornis highway. Like Marafa, he once engaged government’s anti-corruption unit, CONAC, to a public fight when accused of mismanagement and even went ahead to order a different audit from an international private firm to proof his innocence.

Jules Doret Ndongo:
Delegate General For National Security
The former all-too-powerful Secretary General at the Prime Minister’s office, Jules Doret Ndongo is today Minister Delegate in the all-too-powerful Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralization. At the Prime Ministry, he was equally charged with issues of decentralization and had to work directly with Marafa Hamidou Yaya. Both have same sympathies.

Ekindi Camille:
General Manager, National Hydrocarbons Corporation
Until recently, he was General Manager of the Government’s Housing and Equipment Development Bank, Credit Foncier. He was chased away for unorthodox financial management.

Yves Michel Fotso
Secretary General at the Presidency of the Republic
Actually in Kondengui for alleged embezzlement of funds meant for the purchase of a presidential plane, the former General Manager of the defunct CAMAIR seemed to have enjoyed a lot of confidence from Marafa Hamidou Yaya

Jean Louis Beh Mengue
Secretary General, Prime Minister’s Office
He is the present General Manager of the Telecommunication’s regulatory board. Seem to have enjoyed the good offices of Marafa Hamidou Yaya.

Fai Yengo Francis
Minister of Territorial Administration
Apparently one of the scapegoats of the press, this seasoned administrator who has offered his all to the regime and is enjoying his deserved retirement in Bamenda, is constantly being presented as a Marafa man. But unlike Marafa who refused to endorse Biya’s candidature at the last presidential elections, Fai Yengo Francis even went ahead to raise funds for Biya’s victory in the North West.

Juimo Monthé
Minister of Trade
This economic operator has a long history and rich background on issues of commerce and industry having served as the President of the Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines.

Didier Edoa
Minister of Finance
He has been Director General of Budget in the Ministry of Finance for a long time and thinks it was time he became finance minister. He seem to think Marafa has a better programme for the economic development of Cameroon

Christopher Mien Zok
Minister of Communication
As Mayor of Angossas, he has had opportunity to enjoy some relations with Marafa. As Director of the ruling party press organs in the CPDM central committee for years, he naturally nurses ministerial ambitions, be they be fulfilled by Biya or Marafa. He remains open-minded and can always be misunderstood as a Marafa man.

Francois Marc Modzom
Director General of CRTV
He is an ambitious CRTV journalist who long specialized in contemporary political analysis and communication and never misses an opportunity to have a good name from top government officials. No doubt, his hatred for Amadou Vamoulke certainly dragged him towards Hamidou Yaya.

Youssouf Adidja Alim
President, Economic and Social Council
Hard working and soft spoken, this woman is suspected to have sympathies for Marafa Hamidou Yaya simply because one of her parents was killed during the April 6, 1984 coup d’état. She seems not to have ever forgotten the incident and so her loyalty to Paul Biya cannot be complete.

J. Emmanuel Pondi
External Relations Minister
This university don is Secretary General at the University of Yaounde 1. He is an expert in international relations and of recent has been associated to homosexual circles like Marafa. It is assumed that as External Relations Minister, he would work for the legalization of homosexuality in Cameroon given his connections with the Western world.

Yaou Aissatou
Secretary General, Central Committee of RDRC
She is the National President of the Women’s wing of the CPDM central committee. This former pioneer Women’s Affairs Minister has been projected to fit into the post of Secretary General of Marafa’s new political party, the Democratic Movement for the Rebuilding of Cameroon, RDRC.

Joshua Osih
Minister of State for the Estates General for National Reconciliation
With the decision by the National Chairman of the SDF, Ni John Fru Ndi to send SDF lawyers to defend and free Marafa Hamidou Yaya, it is but obvious that his government should have some kind of ‘rapprochement’ with the opposition SDF. And the best way to do this would be to give a strategic ministerial post to the SDF. Joshua Osih can be good ministerial material for Marafa especially as national reconciliation and reconstruction is imperative for an emerging Cameroon.

Maurice Kamto:
Minister of Justice, Human Rights and Freedoms
He is one of the rare members of government of President Paul Biya that resigned his post immediately after the October 11 presidential elections. Maurice Kamto is a seasoned law professor who warmed his way into Biya’s government after his skillful handling of the Bakassi file at The Hague. It is expected that if he becomes Minister of Justice, Human Rights and Freedoms, he would facilitate the ratification by Cameroon of the Rome Statutes that could enable Cameroon be signatory to the ICC where Biya could easily be tried for crimes against humanity.

Celestin Bedzigui
Minister of Public Service and State Reforms
He is a critic of the Biya regime and is constantly in political exile in France and America. As Public Service Minister, he would be expected to clean the government of ghost-workers and make it more performant. He may not be a Marafa man but he is a Biya enemy.

Amadou Sali
Minister of Transport
To make sure that careless plane crashes like that of 1995 where two of his friends perished do not occur, Marafa would have loved to entrust the transport department to his close friend, Amadou Sali, other than a careless Issa Tchiroma who was transport minister in 1995.

El Hadj Baba Danpullo
Minister of Mines
This illustrious son of Boyo in the North West region and member of the CPDM central committee was responsible for Biya’s victory at the last October 11 polls. Having accepted to lead the committee to raise over 500 million for Biya’s campaigns and having personally contributed over 100 million, El Hadj Baba Danpullo must be in the bad books of Biya’s detractors. His main reason to be interested in politics is because he needs a conducive business climate to continue doing his business.

Emmanuel Ngafeeson
Delegate General for National Gendarmerie
He was dropped as Secretary of State in the Ministry of Justice, in charge of Penitentiary Administration at the December 9, 2011 government because of the scandalous SMSs sent by high-level prisoners from Kondengui to government ministers, and some Director-Generals. He is being programmed to resurface as Delegate General for National Gendarmerie.

Dr. Raphael Okalla Abodo
Minister of Public Health
He is former Permanent Secretary of the national programme to fight malaria. He was arrested and caged at the Kondengui maximum prison for alleged embezzlement of funds destined for the fight against malaria from bilateral partners. Marafa had programmed him for the all-too-important ministry of public health in order to restore his honour.

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