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23/05/2025

It Can Only Be Samuel Eto’o – The People’s Icon.

At the 20th May Boulevard during the National Day celebration, time stood still for a moment — and it wasn’t because of the military parade. It was because Samuel Eto'o , the legend himself, made his way into the ceremonial grounds with the elegance, grace, and presence only he can command.

As he stepped in, the entire crowd rose to their feet, erupting into wild cheers and applause. From young schoolchildren to top dignitaries, everyone stood up — not out of protocol, but out of pure love and admiration for the GOAT of African football.

He didn’t need an introduction. He didn’t need a microphone. His presence alone was enough to electrify the atmosphere. The cameras turned, the attention shifted, and the celebration took on a whole new meaning.

Samuel Eto’o is, without a doubt, the most loved Cameroonian today — not just for his unmatched achievements in football, but for the way he carries the hopes, pride, and identity of an entire nation.

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21/05/2025

The SDF Party Proves It Is Still Alive with Strong Showing in Far North During May 20 Celebrations.

Despite years of internal crisis and declining national visibility, the Social Democratic Front (SDF) has proven it is far from dead. During the National Day celebrations on May 20th, the party recorded a notable turnout in the Far North Region, especially in Maroua, where crowds dressed in the party’s signature colors proudly participated in the march-past.

This unexpected show of force comes as political observers have been questioning the SDF’s relevance, especially after the loss of long-time chairman Ni John Fru Ndi and the departure of several senior figures. Yet, the strong participation in the Far North sends a clear message: the SDF still has roots, and its structures are holding firm in key regions.

Locals say the turnout is a sign that the party still resonates with the grassroots, especially in regions where opposition voices are often muffled.

With the 2025 presidential election fast approaching, this renewed energy could mark the beginning of a comeback for one of Cameroon’s oldest opposition parties.

Is the SDF preparing to surprise the nation? Can it rise again and play a major role in uniting the fractured opposition? Only time will tell — but one thing is clear: the SDF is not finished yet.

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21/05/2025

The CPDM Bread and Sardine Politics
“Quenching your hunger for a few hours, starving you for 7 more years.”

Who did this to us, Cameroon?

How did we get to a point where bread and sardine during campaigns is enough to make us forget bad roads, no jobs, poor hospitals, and broken dreams?

How can a people trade 7 years of hardship for one afternoon of crumbs? Is this the price of our dignity? Is this the value of our vote?

How can you prefer a plate of rice or bread today, and remain in darkness for the next 7 years?

Is this politics or pure manipulation?

They give you bread to stop you from asking for policies.
They give you sardine so you forget your children need jobs.
They clap with you, laugh with you, but when they win — they vanish.

Cameroon, wake up.
Bread is not democracy. Sardine is not leadership.
Your vote is powerful — don’t sell it for hunger.

Who did this to us? And how much longer will we allow it?

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21/05/2025

Dear Parent,*

Not every child will be a doctor.
Not every child will love maths.
Not every child will shine in class.
But every child carries something God put inside them.

Some children are quiet, but they observe deeply.
Some are always singing, drawing, or fixing things.
Some are natural leaders—even if they can’t sit still in class.
Every child has a spark. Your job is to notice it early.

Stop comparing your child to others.
Your neighbour’s child is not your standard.
Your child is not a mistake—they are a message.
They came with an assignment only they can fulfil.

Have you prayed for your children this morning?
Did you mention them by name?
Each one has a different calling, a different struggle, and a different need.
One may need boldness.
Another may need peace.
Another may need direction.

Your prayers are not small—they are spiritual investments.

So look again.
Watch closely.
Listen without judging.
Guide them gently.

One day that small gift you noticed will become a global solution.

If this speaks to you, share it.
Another parent needs this reminder. Copied.

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21/05/2025

Ivory Coast Army Chief Assassinated in Broad Daylight.

A dark cloud hangs over Côte d'Ivoire following the shocking assassination of General Lassina Doumbia, Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces. The top military official was gunned down shortly after leaving a high-level meeting with Defense Minister Téné Birahima Ouattara.

According to local sources, Doumbia's vehicle was sprayed with bullets just outside the Ministry of Defense in Abidjan. Eyewitnesses reported seeing shattered windows and multiple bullet holes. He was rushed to a military hospital but died before arrival.

Authorities have yet to confirm who carried out the attack or why. Was this a targeted hit or an act of terror? Could internal military tensions or political rivalries be behind the killing?

Security has been ramped up in the capital as investigations unfold. This brazen daylight assassination has left the nation stunned and on edge.

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21/05/2025

We decided to share this post because we believe it carries an important message that could help sensitize others about the need for political tolerance. At this moment, we cannot independently confirm whether the story is real or not, but the lesson it carries is clear and valuable. 👇👇
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"I successfully gave birth to a baby boy this morning. My delivery was smooth, no too much stress. It's my 3rd experience,

It wasn't much of a big deal since I know & I'm used to every procedure. But little did I know, my biggest challenge was yet to come - not from childbirth, but from the hospital staff. As I lay in my ward, I noticed I was alone with only the nurse assigned to me. My family had stepped out to grab some breakfast & fresh air, thinking I was resting comfortably after delivery. But my instincts told me something was off - why was I isolated from other new mothers?

The nurse approached me with a friendly smile. "Hello dear, how are you feeling? I have an injection that will help you sleep better & recover faster." My alarm bells rang loudly - I had never received such an injection after my previous deliveries. I refused politely, but she persisted, "Trust me, it's completely safe & routine." My instincts screamed louder - something was fishy!

I firmly declined again. She then offered me some pills, claiming they were painkillers if I didn't want an injection. I pretended to swallow them but secretly spat them out under my blanket. About 15 minutes later, I heard a slight push on my door - as if someone was checking on me. The person peeked in, thinking I was asleep, then entered quietly. It was the same nurse. I held my breath, pretending deep sleep. She left after verifying I was "unconscious."

Two minutes passed, then she returned. My heart racing, I watched through barely open eyes as she switched my baby with... a lifeless one! My blood ran cold. I needed proof, so I waited. Immediately as she turned to leave, I pressed the alarm beside my bed & screamed loudly. The hospital erupted into chaos. She was later arr"-stéd on the spot, & she has confessed this hasn't been the first time.

Well, the hospital has expelled her & pleaded with us to b"ūry the case & has offered to pay us a heavy sum, asking for forgiveness on her behalf. Well, I decided to share, to alert other expectant mothers. Ladies, please be cautious after giving birth - stay vigilant, insist on family presence, & never accept unknown medication or injections. And as a mom, never ignore your instincts. Mothers have very strong & active instincts; it's like a guardian angel assigned by God to speak to us through our minds. You & your baby's life might depend on it."

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21/05/2025

Yesterday, the 20th May Boulevard in Yaoundé witnessed a moment of pride and admiration as Samuel Eto’o, President of FECAFOOT and widely regarded as the GOAT of African football, graced the National Day celebration alongside other dignitaries .
From the football field to national service, Eto’o remains a symbol of excellence and resilience, and his appearance at the boulevard was yet another reminder of the love and admiration the Cameroonian people have for their icon.

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21/05/2025

Who Did This to Us, Cameroon?

How can a man who should be enjoying his retirement, surrounded by grandchildren in peace and dignity, still be working this hard at 83 in the name of “constitutional president”? Clément Atangana, born on September 20, 1941, in Ekoumeyeck, is not just any elder — he is a magistrate and currently the President of the Constitutional Council of Cameroon.

But at what cost?

Shouldn’t a man of his age be resting after decades of public service? Why is he still dragged into the political fire, signing off on decisions that affect millions, when his generation already had their turn? How can someone who should now be mentoring the youth be used to block the very future of that youth?

Is this patriotism or power addiction by proxy? How long will this system keep recycling the same faces while a nation full of vibrant, competent minds watches helplessly from the sidelines?

We must ask: How long will we continue like this? Who is advising who? And when will common sense replace blind loyalty?

Cameroon deserves better.
The elders have done their part — now, they should rest. Let the new generation rise.

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21/05/2025

Are We Mistaking Political Opponents for Enemies?

A growing concern in our political landscape is the rising tendency to view members of opposing political parties as enemies. This mindset undermines the very foundation of democracy, which thrives on diverse opinions, healthy debate, and national interest above all.

Political pluralism is a sign of progress—not a threat. When citizens or party loyalists begin to treat opposing voices with hostility, it signals a dangerous shift from constructive politics to toxic partisanship. Democracy is not war; it is a conversation.

As elections approach and debates intensify, it is essential that we remind ourselves: disagreeing politically should never mean destroying socially. Tolerance, dialogue, and mutual respect must return to the center of our political culture.

Isn’t it time we stopped fighting each other and started building together?

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21/05/2025

Ibrahim Traoré is the most loved African president at the moment—the hope of not just Burkina Faso but the entire continent. His leadership is bold, visionary, and deeply rooted in the true spirit of African liberation. This is the kind of leader Africa needs—fearless and committed to the people. His words are more than speeches; they are a powerful call to action for all who dream of a sovereign, united, and self-determined Africa. President Traoré, Africa stands with you. Lead on!

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21/05/2025

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21/05/2025

Nigerian social activist, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as Verydarkblackman (VDM), is more than just a name—he is hope to the Nigerian people.

The moment he stepped onto the event ground in Bayelsa, the entire atmosphere shifted. Joy exploded as the crowd erupted, chanting his name with love and admiration. Everywhere you turned, people were struggling to get a photo of this iconic figure—this voice of the people. It was his very first time in Bayelsa, and he came to celebrate his friend, Alfred Jking, at his book launch and birthday celebration.

What touched the soul most? Seeing mothers singing, dancing, and praising this man. That’s when it hit me—this is the kind of reception you receive when you choose people over money… when your fight for justice is genuine, not sponsored… when your heart beats for the voiceless.

Very Dark Man is not just a man; he is a movement.

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