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May 06, 2011

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NDIFOR FERDINAND

DEAR TANDE,THANKS FOR THE MEMORY LANE.I FEEL LIKE CRYING THAT INJUSTICE SHOULD CONTINUE BUT AM PROUUD OF WHAT WE DID.FOR YOUR UPCOMING BOOK DONT FORGET THE ROLE OF GOUFACK THE PRESIDENT OF ACTION DIRECTE(SPONSORED BY THEN CHANCELLOR AND MANDA FILS).
ON MAY 6th ONE OF OUR GREATEST WORRIES WAS ATTACKS IN BONAMOUSSADI BY GOUFACK AND CO AND WHY WE DISPERSED IS BECEAUSE JOEL MOULEN SAID WE WERE THOSE CAUSING PROBLEMS AND HE COULD NOT ASSURE OUR SECURITY IN BONAMOUSSADI.I REMEMBER THE GENDARMS TRIED TO CARRY ME AWAY BECEAUSE I SEIZED THE MICROPHONE FROM THE CHANCELLOR ASKING HIM TO SPEAK LIKE A FATHER LUCKILY FOR ME THE STUDENTS INTERVENED EVENTHOUGH I STILL PAID FOR IT A WEEK LATER.
YOUR BOOK SHOULD NOT ALSO FORGET ALPHONSE NDOUNDOUMO OF CRTV WHO USE TO INTOXICATE AND REVERSE FIGURES OF ACTUAL ATTENDANCE LIKE AUTO DEFENCE 20.000 AND PARLEMENT 200 DURING RALLYS.
I WAS REALLY HAPPY WITH THE MATECO PICTURES INSIDE.I MISSED INSIDE AS I WAS CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER AT THE ENTRANCE TO FILTER PEOPLE ENTERING WITH DANGEROUS ITEMS AS WE HAD BEEN WARNED MANDA FILS AND GOUFACK COULD SEND PEOPLE TO DISRUPT EVENT.
MY ENCOURAGEMENT

John Ebako

Ndifor, you're THAT guy who seized Moulen's microphone?! I always thought it was t a "crazy Francophone guy" who had done it... so much for stereotypes:-)

I think that you guys who were inside the movement should write your memoirs before the details completely fade from memory with the passage of time.

stan lehrman

What was the purpose of the movement? What were you trying to change that the government feared?

Kristie Reena

@stan lehrman There was only 1 university in Cameroon at the moment. These students were fighting for a better education system. Eventually, politicians used the demonstrations as propaganda and "promised" more universities to recruit votes. They used and suppressed the students. After this, the students stood up for justice and correct politics/political leaders.

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