Call for a Cameroonian Nationalist Consciousness and a Popular Revolution

Talla Corantin calls on Cameroonians to develop a nationalist consciousness and launch a popular revolution against what he describes as a politico-financial mafia holding the country hostage. He names Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh, Chantal Biya, Martin Savom and Amougou Belinga among the clan leaders and figures around whom networks of influence allegedly operate. The author calls for independent investigations into their presumed roles in the plundering of Cameroon and violence against its people. He says the networks are seeking to retain power and privileges after the eventual disappearance of the leader who helped install them at the heart of the state.