From Micheal
Ndi in Bamenda
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| Fru Ndi |
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opposition party, SDF has vowed to rupture the Biya regime in 2015 as a way to
free Cameroonians from political bondage. The pledge was taken on November 8
during the party’s National Executive Committee, NEC, meeting which took place
at the national chairman’s Ntarinkon residence in Bamenda.
The party wants to
adopt the Burkina Faso-type strategy to put an end to check the excesses of the
Biya regime. Going by the NEC resolutions, the SDF will invite on board other
opposition parties together with opinion leaders to stage a revolution that
would see the crumbling of the Yaounde regime in 2015.
To match words
with action, a strategic team, with Fru Ndi at the helm, was put in place at
last Saturday’s NEC meeting. The other members of the committee, it was
resolved, would be designated by Fru Ndi alone. The team, described as
faceless, will follow-up the SDF plan of action that would culminate in a
change in the country by 2015.
Sources within the
SDF say among other actions, the Fru Ndi-led committee would arm-twist the
Yaounde regime to reinstate the presidential term limits as was the case before
2008. “The SDF will no longer engage in any negotiation what so ever with the
Biya regime,” an SDF official told The Guardian Post Saturday.
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