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Tu es proche de comprendre ce qui a toujours manqué sur notre continent et qui a eu lieu sur tous les autres: une révolution sociale. Hélas le continent n’en connaîtra … c’est fini !
I’m finally accepting that Cameroon might never change, simply because we, the working class, lack solidarity.
The elites are well-structured and look out for one another, while the poor constantly fight among themselves. Whenever I call out elite nepotism, it’s my fellow poor people who attack me. Don’t you realize we’re on the same team?
If the children of the elites were truly so competent, why does our nation keep regressing? Why is their "competence" only ever on display in public administration?
They send their kids to medical school, yet when they get sick, they fly abroad for treatment instead of trusting their own children.
They send their kids to EMIA, where they graduate into high ranks as captains stationed safely at airports, while the children of the poor are sent to the front lines of war.
They send their kids to ENAM to manipulate the justice system in their favor, leaving the rest of us desperately begging for justice.
Keep defending nepotism and bad governance, hoping that one day you'll climb the social ladder. While we suffer and die in misery, the elites will continue to multiply and consolidate power at the top.
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Exactement, ça a déjà été expliqué par les UPCistes.
C'est un combat de classe,
Mais on manipule la population avec l'instrumentalisation des ethnies.
Et t'a des pères de famille qui y croit, parce que l'histoire n'est pas enseignée
I’m finally accepting that Cameroon might never change, simply because we, the working class, lack solidarity.
The elites are well-structured and look out for one another, while the poor constantly fight among themselves. Whenever I call out elite nepotism, it’s my fellow poor people who attack me. Don’t you realize we’re on the same team?
If the children of the elites were truly so competent, why does our nation keep regressing? Why is their "competence" only ever on display in public administration?
They send their kids to medical school, yet when they get sick, they fly abroad for treatment instead of trusting their own children.
They send their kids to EMIA, where they graduate into high ranks as captains stationed safely at airports, while the children of the poor are sent to the front lines of war.
They send their kids to ENAM to manipulate the justice system in their favor, leaving the rest of us desperately begging for justice.
Keep defending nepotism and bad governance, hoping that one day you'll climb the social ladder. While we suffer and die in misery, the elites will continue to multiply and consolidate power at the top.
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Try convincing someone on $100 a month about the benefits of collective bargaining, and hand them gossip to better their own situation.
I’m finally accepting that Cameroon might never change, simply because we, the working class, lack solidarity.
The elites are well-structured and look out for one another, while the poor constantly fight among themselves. Whenever I call out elite nepotism, it’s my fellow poor people who attack me. Don’t you realize we’re on the same team?
If the children of the elites were truly so competent, why does our nation keep regressing? Why is their "competence" only ever on display in public administration?
They send their kids to medical school, yet when they get sick, they fly abroad for treatment instead of trusting their own children.
They send their kids to EMIA, where they graduate into high ranks as captains stationed safely at airports, while the children of the poor are sent to the front lines of war.
They send their kids to ENAM to manipulate the justice system in their favor, leaving the rest of us desperately begging for justice.
Keep defending nepotism and bad governance, hoping that one day you'll climb the social ladder. While we suffer and die in misery, the elites will continue to multiply and consolidate power at the top.
I’m finally accepting that Cameroon might never change, simply because we, the working class, lack solidarity.
The elites are well-structured and look out for one another, while the poor constantly fight among themselves. Whenever I call out elite nepotism, it’s my fellow poor people who attack me. Don’t you realize we’re on the same team?
If the children of the elites were truly so competent, why does our nation keep regressing? Why is their "competence" only ever on display in public administration?
They send their kids to medical school, yet when they get sick, they fly abroad for treatment instead of trusting their own children.
They send their kids to EMIA, where they graduate into high ranks as captains stationed safely at airports, while the children of the poor are sent to the front lines of war.
They send their kids to ENAM to manipulate the justice system in their favor, leaving the rest of us desperately begging for justice.
Keep defending nepotism and bad governance, hoping that one day you'll climb the social ladder. While we suffer and die in misery, the elites will continue to multiply and consolidate power at the top.
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Fâchez vous hein …
Mais si tu es l’enfant d’un général, d’un colonel qui a un vrai poste dans l’armée , tu ne peux JAMAIS échouer L’Emia. Beaucoup sont entrés parce que fils ou filles de …
Ça c’est le Cameroun qu’on connaît , pas le Cameroun des RS.
Cette femme a à peine 35 ans et elle est déjà capitaine dans la gendarmerie. Elle s’appelle le capitaine Zal Louba Claudia, et c’est la fille du général Zal Louba de la gendarmerie nationale. Bientôt, quand on va demander comment elle a pu intégrer la gendarmerie et monter les échelons aussi vite, on va nous traiter de jaloux et dire qu’elle a bossé. Les enfants du pouvoir sont pires que leurs parents, et vous n’êtes vraiment pas prêts pour ce qui arrive.
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Et je sais pas pourquoi ils veulent pas accepter ça, je sais pas en quoi c’est réducteur
On connaît le pays : tu peux travailler comme tu veux avec le long bras tu arrives ou tu veux
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D’autre vont au concours avec l’aide de camp de leur père.
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Cette femme a à peine 35 ans et elle est déjà capitaine dans la gendarmerie. Elle s’appelle le capitaine Zal Louba Claudia, et c’est la fille du général Zal Louba de la gendarmerie nationale. Bientôt, quand on va demander comment elle a pu intégrer la gendarmerie et monter les échelons aussi vite, on va nous traiter de jaloux et dire qu’elle a bossé. Les enfants du pouvoir sont pires que leurs parents, et vous n’êtes vraiment pas prêts pour ce qui arrive.
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Effoudou a donné son CV et ses lieu d'affectation sur le terrain. Il s'est même pris une balle.
Dis-nous alors pour la meuf stp
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Pour justifier les privilèges d’héritage dans les institutions on va chercher les exemples jusqu'aux Us en disant que le Cmr n’a pas inventé le fil à couper le beurre. Mais quand il s’agit de l’alternance,on n’oublie bizarrement de copier ces mêmes modèles 🤡
Être l’enfant d’un général vous disqualifie t - il de l’armée ? Pourquoi vouloir faire comme si le Cameroun avait inventé le fil à couper le beurre. Une simple recherche sur internet t’aurait donné ces résultats :
Le général Creighton Abrams Jr. (commandant des forces américaines au Vietnam et chef d'état-major de l'US Army, dont le nom a été donné au char M1 Abrams) a eu trois fils qui sont tous devenus officiers généraux dans l'armée américaine.
Le lieutenant-général Arthur MacArthur Jr.
(héros de la guerre de Sécession et gouverneur militaire des Philippines) était le père du célèbre général d'armée (General of the Army, 5 étoiles) Douglas MacArthur, l'un des commandants les plus marquants de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et de la guerre de Corée.
Le brigadier-général Benjamin O. Davis Sr.
(premier général noir de l'US Army) était le père du lieutenant-général Benjamin O. Davis Jr.
(premier général noir de l'US Air Force et commandant des célèbres Tuskegee Airmen, plus tard élevé au grade de général 4 étoiles).
Le général James C. McConville (ancien chef d'état-major de l'US Army) a des enfants qui ont poursuivi la tradition militaire, dont ses deux fils (ainsi qu'une fille et un gendre) qui ont servi comme officiers dans l'armée de terre.
There’s this guy on Cameroon Twitter who is constantly spreading misinformation, and I think it’s time I mute him for my own sanity😭 I genuinely can’t tell if his followers are being deliberately obtuse or if they actually believe everything he says. Either way, his tweets irritate me more than they should 😩
What’s wrong with me tweeting in English? Is Cameroon not a “bilingual country” ? Lastly,my post was never about gender 🙏🏼
Cette femme a à peine 35 ans et elle est déjà capitaine dans la gendarmerie. Elle s’appelle le capitaine Zal Louba Claudia, et c’est la fille du général Zal Louba de la gendarmerie nationale. Bientôt, quand on va demander comment elle a pu intégrer la gendarmerie et monter les échelons aussi vite, on va nous traiter de jaloux et dire qu’elle a bossé. Les enfants du pouvoir sont pires que leurs parents, et vous n’êtes vraiment pas prêts pour ce qui arrive.
I agree with your point. But she is a Captain, she doesn’t need verbal aggression for her authority to be felt. A Captain is supposed to be calm and collected when faced with adversity. A Captain is a leader of men/women and needs to maintain her cool at all times, rather than being impulsive. Lastly she’s talking to a fellow collègue of law and order, this could have been resolved via diplomacy.
You can't determine who was wrong from a small clip.
However, you have to respect someone under his/her jurisdiction. She's the highest ranking officer in that setting and he is no where close to her rank so he should bring down his ego.
Nobody should come to your house and control you. Whether she is on the wrong or not, he should do exactly as she says. She was even calm. A good man would have uprooted him long ago.
If it makes you happy, she’s 28 and her name is Captain Olive Diane Semboung Louba (I got her mixed up with her sister, and I acknowledge my mistake).
So tell me, is her dad a general in the gendarmerie or not? How many "no-name" Cameroonians can rise through the army ranks this fast?
She’s a Captain and doesn’t need verbal aggression for her authority to be felt. Captains are supposed to remain calm and collected in the face of adversity.
If calling out injustice makes me "jealous," then I’m guilty as charged. Feel free to block or mute me—you’re clearly not the target audience. Are nepo babies exempt from scrutiny now?
Keep defending those in power all you want. I just pray you never fall victim to the very system we’re fighting against.
Publishes her name, her father's name, gets her age wrong, & doesn't add any extra information on the specific event in the video he's having an opinion about.
The only context added is, the lady's family name & an insinuation that success at a young age in Cameroon can only be fraud.
Constant association of success with criminality/fraudulence, disregard for truth, & relentless attack of the "elites".
I'm sure that many of you will continue to humour Ababoh Franck, but I'm muting him now. This is where I draw the line with people clearly animated by the wrong spirits.
May God deliver to you what you're aiming for with this agenda, & hopefully we get to see the end of it as publicly as you are pursuing your it. Cheers.
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Ces fils à papa sont toujours très intelligents dans la fonction publique, aucun ne réussit dans le privé. Très bizarre
Cette femme a à peine 35 ans et elle est déjà capitaine dans la gendarmerie. Elle s’appelle le capitaine Zal Louba Claudia, et c’est la fille du général Zal Louba de la gendarmerie nationale. Bientôt, quand on va demander comment elle a pu intégrer la gendarmerie et monter les échelons aussi vite, on va nous traiter de jaloux et dire qu’elle a bossé. Les enfants du pouvoir sont pires que leurs parents, et vous n’êtes vraiment pas prêts pour ce qui arrive.