Many Christians are unaware of the harm Rev. Fonki Samuel Forba has caused the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) in the United States. Through a series of articles, I have attempted to highlight this troubling situation, but I felt like a lone voice in the wilderness for a long time. That’s why I felt vindicated…
A NEW PCC THAT REKINDLES HOPE: Whoever the moderator of the church is, that person needs to moderate self following the principles of the church to save the church from this ongoing embarrassment. The church is the last stand of hope. I may not know who Miki is. If he is a clean container, he…
The executive President of the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC), Dr. Nditemeh Charlemagne, has announced his resignation just before the Church’s elections. This decision comes amidst ongoing conflicts within the church, which have intensified as the elections approached. Dr. Charlemagne has been a significant figure in the CBC, holding the position for the past four years…
The All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC) recently held a significant symposium addressing the complex relationship between church and state, specifically focusing on the debate over whether clergy should accept government appointments. This event, which took place in Nairobi, Kenya, brought together a diverse group of church leaders, theological scholars, and government representatives to engage…
President Paul Biya recently welcomed Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Holy See’s Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations, at the Unity Palace. This meeting marked the 10th anniversary of the Framework Agreement between Cameroon and the Holy See, ratified in July 2014. During their one-hour audience, they discussed various issues of mutual interest,…
The verdict in the case against the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) will be delivered on November 21, 2024, by the Yaoundé Court of First Instance. This case involves three former members of the CBC—Chief Jacob Taku, Mr. Emi Emmanuel, and Mr. Albert Luma—who have filed a lawsuit seeking to halt the CBC’s upcoming national decentralized…
The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) celebrates the 67th anniversary of autonomy. The church, which gained independence from the Basel Mission in 1957, is marking this milestone under the theme “Blessed Assurance”. The celebrations took place on Sunday, November 10, 2024, both at home and in congregations abroad. This year’s event is particularly significant as…
The Diocese of Buea has recently faced serious allegations of land misappropriation, specifically involving Bishop Michael Bibi. Critics have accused him of using “thugs” to seize private land in Molyko, a claim that has sparked significant controversy and public outcry. The allegations suggest that the Church, under Bishop Bibi’s leadership, has been involved in forcibly taking over land that belongs to private individuals, which has led to a heated debate within the community. In response to these accusations, the Diocese has strongly denied any wrongdoing. They assert that the claims are entirely unfounded and are part of a deliberate attempt to tarnish the Church’s reputation. The Diocese has emphasized its commitment to transparency and ethical conduct, stating that all land transactions have been conducted legally and with the necessary approvals. This situation has affected the Church’s image and raised broader questions about land ownership and governance in the region. The controversy has highlighted the challenges religious institutions face in maintaining trust and transparency within their communities, especially in areas where land disputes are common. The public reaction has been mixed, with some people expressing support for the Church and others calling for a thorough investigation into the allegations. The incident has also drawn attention to the need for clear and fair processes for resolving land disputes to prevent such conflicts from arising in the future. This issue underscores the importance of accountability and…
Rev. Mokoko Mbue Thomas: Moderator Fonki Samuel, what suddenly happened that you fell out with Rev. Mokoko Mbue Thomas? When you came into office he was communication secretary of the PCC and we could always see him around, is it that he did not aligned to your evil plans about the church? What has he…
THE CHURCH OF GOD IS BURNING AND NEEDS SERIOUS HELP. Why must the Body of Christ suffer shame and disgrace. It’s really true what’s always said that the church of God is in the hands of men? Pa Fonki why have u brought us to this level of shame and disgrace, the PCC is more…
