The
people of Cameroon had hoped that in light of the troubles around the world
with long standing dictatorships, the President will forego the possibility of
national unrest and make an honorable exit. It is now obvious that the
President will continue marginalizing Cameroon by using and exploiting the
resources of Cameroon personally to enjoy the most extravagant life of a
President. It is apparent that he would rather Mubarack or Gaddafi his exit
than do what is best for Cameroon.
Now Cameroonians are once again ready for change. Their
choice is between divine intervention or a chaotic upheaval like in other parts
of the world. A violent reformation will cause wide spread suffering and there
will be no guarantee that such a change will be for the better.
We must all stand up and take the necessary steps to bring about the change. Together we can overcome all obstacles. Cameroon and Cameroonians needs us. Standing by the sideline is not an option. Two weeks is not too short a time if we use the tools we have.
Edith Kahbang Walla, “Kah Walla” of the Cameroon Peoples Party is our tool for Divine intervention. Let us put Cameroon first and leave our political parties, regional differences and tribal affiliations aside. Let Kah Walla be the unifying candidate that we all support. She will win the election and be the next president. Vote for Kah Walla in the presidential election on October 9, 2011.
She is qualified, young, vibrant and bilingual. Her political platform and her vision for change in Cameroon are what we all need. She will be our Israeli Golda Meir, our British Margaret Thatcher, our Liberian Iron woman, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and our South African Nelson Mandela.
