Cameroon to become a massive Construction site in 2012

President Paul Biya, winner of the october 9th presidential election has reitirated his promise that Cameroon will become a massive construction site in 2012. The morthan three million voters who renewed confidence in Mr. Paul Biya as President of the Republic are very satisfied to see that Biya was keeping to his promise after winning the election.
Cameroonians are anxious to witness the swearing in of President Paul Biya by the National Assembly for him to begin realising his socio-economic plan of action.

Chairman Ni John Furu Ndi Accepts results of Presidential Election

The chairman of the largest opposition party in Cameroon Ni John Furu Ndi, has once more surprised some of his millitants by acknowledging the outcome of the october 9th presidential election which incombent president Paul biya won with a land slide victory. Many of his millitants were not surprised by Furu Ndi's announcement because this is not the first time he is taking a decisions that is contrary to actions. Only this year, Mr John has taken many contradictory decisions. He began by refusing to recognise the composition of Elections Cameroon (ELECAM) insisting that its members were not neutral. Then he called on his millitants not to register for the presidential election. He also vowed not to stand for the election. His millitants and others were taken aback when Mr. Furu sudenly took a U-turn to stand for the election which was still organised by ELECAM calling on his millitants to register massively.
Such attitudes of Mr. John have led to suspicion by his millitants that he might have been bought over by the ruling party and its candidate Mr. Paul Biya. In any case, Mr. John has proven that he is far from being qualified to become a future president of the Republic.

Massive Recruitment of jobless youths continue in Cameroon

Organisating the presidential election did not disturb the determination of government to employ thousands of jobless cameroonians. The recruitment continued and is still going on after the publication of the election results.
With incombent Paul Biya wining land slide, this is the time to focus, morethan ever, on job creation through public investment and support to small and medium size enterprises. Time for economic revival.
Many people who wanted their uncles and inlaws to take power voted for them; a vast majority voted for development.
No matter who you voted for, this is the time for you to join hands in nation building. Voting was through secret balloting and who you vote or did not vote does not show on your face. Come let's build Cameroon.

Results of Presidential Election in cameroon

Candidate                                     Party                               Percentage                  Position           
 Paul Biya                                      CPDM                                 77.98%                          First
Ni John Furu Ndi                             SDF                                    10.00%                    Second
Garga Hamman Aji                                                                      3.0%                        Third  

CAMEROON: PAUL BIYA WINS LAND SLIDE IN FREE FAIR AND TRANSPARENT ELECTIONS

BIG SHAME ON ALL THOSE TRIBALISTIC BIGGOTS WHO VOTED THE SDF

A free fair and transprent election (by international standards) has seen incombent President Paul Biya wining a landslide victory. Twenty-three candidates with the same number of political parties participated in the Presidential election of October 9, 2011. Mr. Paul Biya, candidate for the Cameroon Peoples Democratic Movement (CPDM) came out victorious with 77.9% of the total votes counted. About four and a half million electors voted. The European Union (EU), Commonwealth, African Union (AU), CEMAC and many deplomatic missions deployed observers of the ground to monitor the conduct of the election and all expressed satisfation at the end. This victory gives Biya and the CPDM party seven more years at the helm of the country.