News avails that fresh arrest warrants has been signed by high quarters of the Republic and it is most obvious that over 15 Ministers whose passports have been seized already, will be picked before government replace her Ministers.
They are the Minister of health and his Directors plus Regional Delegates, Prof. Fame Ndongo, Nganou Njoumessi, a bag of Anglophone members of government, some officials of the Ministry of Finance, state Treasury and Taxation etc.
The reason for their arrests is on the basis of multiple high handed charges and counts of misappropriation and embezzlement of state funds plus complicity and conspiracy against the state.
These acts according To the state are regarded as diabolic, abominable and treasonable. As such, the routine is to remand, and arrest authorities responsible for such scandalous acts against the regime.
As we report, a dozen are in jail for political reasons, embezzlement and the famous albatross affaire. What we must note is that, mass arrests of state officials are often conducted at the verge of cabinet reshuffle for room to be given or latitude for new appointments. That you and I must accept.
Going by the rhythm of the present dispensation and changing times, following multiple scandals associated to high members of government, there are obvious reasons for Mass arrests before this weekend or next month's cabinet shake up which has long over due.
The over 15 billion racket uncovered under the Minister of Health Dr. Manaouda Malaichi, does not spare him a warrant. Coming to Nganou Njoumessi, the Babadjou, Bamenda road wahalla will take his head. Prof. Fame Ndongo of Higher education risks been picked for eyeing the Presidency, made known to the public recently by ace Journalist Remi Ngono. The Minister of Basic education plus a good number of MINFI officials and taxation will be jailed. As for Anglophone government officials, most of those with vaulting ambitious from the look of things are already landing themselves into trouble.
Cameroon’s state machinery it must be noted grinds slowly but steadily. The days ahead in Cameroon are so telling and challenging to the Regime and officials in government. Affaire a suivre…
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