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Formal Juridical Rebuttal to Barrister Akere Muna:

Formal Juridical Rebuttal to Barrister Akere Muna: A Grave Dereliction of Justice in the Face of Manifest Ecclesiastical Scandal – A Demand for Public Contrition and Apology. July 1, 2026. By Nchumbonga George Lekelefac, PhD.c. B.Phil. (Mexico); S.T.B. (Rome); J.C.L./M.C.L. (Ottawa); Doctorandus, University of Münster, Germany; International Advocate for the Oppressed, Voice of the Voiceless,…

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THE DIFFICULT PARTING IN BASSA PARISH

THE DIFFICULT PARTING IN BASSA PARISH “A Father is Going”: Presbyterian Church BASSA Logbaba in Tears as Rev. Pastor Ngwayi Roland Nchangong is Sent Forth Douala, Logbaba, The sanctuary of Presbyterian Church BASSA, Logbaba was filled with songs, prayers, and tears this Sunday, June 28th as the congregation held an emotional send-forth service for Rev….

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SDF BAMENDA II REGIONAL CONVENTION

SDF BAMENDA II REGIONAL CONVENTION After months of renewed political activity under its “Operation Take Back Bamenda” campaign, the Social Democratic Front (SDF) is convening a Strategic Regional Convention in Bamenda this Saturday, 4 July, bringing together divisional coordinators, NEC and NAC members from across the North West Region. The meeting, to be chaired by…

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CAMEROONIAN BILLIONAIRE RISKING $900 MILLION FOR AN AIRLINE

CAMEROONIAN BILLIONAIRE RISKING $900 MILLION FOR AN AIRLINE Francophone Africa’s richest billionaire, Baba Ahmadou Danpullo, plans to invest 500 billion CFA francs (about $900 million) to launch Danpullo Air Line. The project includes two privately owned airports and aims to improve connectivity across Cameroon and the CEMAC region. The investment comes as Cameroon’s state-owned carrier,…

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Baba Alhaji Danpullo, after failing with UNITAIR, is now heading for Danpullo Airlines

Baba Alhaji Danpullo, after failing with UNITAIR, is now heading for Danpullo Airlines Cameroon’s richest businessman, Baba Alhaji Danpullo, is set to launch Danpullo Airlines, with an investment of 500 billion FCFA (over $869 million). If this project becomes a reality, Cameroon could witness the birth of its first privately owned airline, marking a major…

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