A fellow Cameroon 's recognition and acknowledgement of truth

 

"Hello Brother Jonathan Awasom,

Greetings from Washington, DC. Thanks immensely for the consoling words and advice, I shall adhere. Yes, he had already been forgiven. I must tell you this, brother; you are one of my MUST READ on the Internet. Boy!! You all are the most brilliant, razor sharp intelligent Cameroonians I have ever come across".  Emmanuel Allotey , Cameroonian

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My dear brother Emmanuel Allotey

You are a good man with a good heart. Just continue to be true to yourself as you have always been. It does not take long to recognize a good person in the midst of a crowd of cowards. Good people are wise, intelligent, focused, disciplined and respectful. Good people are not free from human errors but they are good anyways because they are always enthusiastic about making a difference with their strengths. I am looking forward to learning more about you, brother Emmanuel.

Thank you for your passionate appeal but most importantly for your loud applause for the truth about  the wisdom and knowledge that I have been blessed with in my life. I have no personal issues with those names except that they are a gross distraction . Besides, many of them and if not all are not Cameroonians legally. So, even before I can agree with them on any issue, they MUST disclose their true nationalities like what Brother Gus Gaston has done. That is why I have great respect for brother Gus Pufong. So, it is up to them to come clean and stop hiding like  green snakes in a green grass. Most importantly, I am facing the CPDM regime and not them. They must know choose their battles because if they collide with me, they will have themselves to blame and not me.

I pray that one day, the world will discover the truth and that  together we will build what we are called upon to build for our children and generations to come. I have University Professors and College Professors, friends and peers acknowledge my scholarship, smartness, ideas and vision for humanity beginning in my own country, Cameroon. I  am  proactive because I  believe in the force of truth. My Professors in Cameroon, parents  and peers  laid a great foundation for me upon, which I have built my life of excellence and humility  as a servant leader. I am forever grateful to them all.

When I was in form three in Pss Mankon, one of my English Literature Teachers identified a gift in me and wrote a comment on my literature paper that " You are a Prolific writer" ! I am humble that people from all walks of life do recognize my capacity for truth and knowledge ,which is  not given freely unless you pursue it with an open mind and spirit. Knowledge comes from God and it helps us to know the truth ,which is tested and proven empirically. 

I  have worked hard for my intelligence  by reading and studying widely as well as being very thoughtful and sensitive to my environment. I do not just consume any stuff without making sure that it is in good order. You see, I am always friendly to the ideas of others and do acknowledge when  I quote or paraphrase from a book or author. This kind of generous and honest spirit has instead open the floodgates to knowledge for me because I must satisfy my curiousity all the time. I was a very curious and inquisitive person. When I came to the US, I was curious about a lot of things and that curiousity is what has catapulted or embolden me . This is important to let people know.

Quite apart of my Master of Arts Degree in Religion and Theology focusing on Ethics of War and Peace as well as on Global Justice( Social justice, Human Rights and Civil Rights) , I have been self-taught in  the principles of Leadership and Management, Political Science and comparative  Politics. 

I am also trained as a Global Career Development Facilitator( GCDF) ,which is about training and preparing people to find work, developing jobs and also empowering people to pursue a new Career in their lives. I have been trained in grassroots political canvassing as well as in strategic planning and capacity building in organizational leadership and vision implementation under the SWOT analysis!  Right now while writing and advocating for  freedom of Cameroon, I am also exploring Civil Rights and Constitutinal  law since I am already a human and civil rights campaigner.I will soon release my personal library to the public so that those of you are interested in my progress and development intellectually and otherwise may desire some of my books. 

When  I was in Cameroon, I never could cram successfully because I always knew that I must read and understand to the extent, which schooling to me was more than just passing the public Examination known as GCE! I went to school and school passed through me . My faith in God and commitment in my personal relationship and walk with Jesus Christ has also been a great support for me. I was not this way but I believe that God has prepared me for a greater mission in my life through my own personal struggles and drama. There has certainly been painful trials and tribulations in my  journey  and quest for virtue , truth, freedom and justice but  all these comes with the territory! To God be the Glory

Let me make an observation with respect to your appeal about those names you have mentioned. 

First and foremost, we are fighting for the freedom of Cameroon from corrupt tyranny and dictatorship under a terrorist CPDM Party and regime. I have said this many times to anybody anywhere without fear or favor Our advocacy and activism is obvious as we are not joking.

I am talking about our country , Cameroon and as a citizen who left the country because of persecution , harrassement, intimidation, threats, assaults and all forms of mental and emotional torture because of free speech, I have acted with a good conscience by standing up to the CPDM regime and the PCC Synod officials who conspired and violated/persecuted me and other Cameroonians. Being a voice for the voiceless in a tough society like Cameroon has been tough, anyways but very rewarding and fulfilling to me.

There is a moral obligation here. In fact , there is no way that I could ever ignore or neglect  or abandon people who I know are indeed looking up to me! No  amount of spinning and manipulations from all these guys will tamper with my conviction and believe about putting an end to the CPDM regime. I have taken this up to God and God won't let us down.No evil like that CPDM regime be allowed to prevail on this earth. 

To God be the Glory and keep the good faith

Rev Jonathan Awasom

The force of truth is at the center of my faith in God and love for humanity 

I am a Cameroonian citizen for freedom of Cameroon from corrupt tyranny and dictatorship.

Click on his blog and download 150 articles, a trail blazer of speaking truth to power,  a fearless advocacy and persistent activism that is shaping African policies in 21st century 

Blog:  http://virtuousandfreecameroon.blogspot.com

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Hello Brother Jonathan Awasom,

Greetings from Washington, DC. Thanks immensely for the consoling words and advice, I shall adhere. Yes, he had already been forgiven.

I must tell you this, brother; you are one of my MUST READ on the Internet. Boy!! You all are the most brilliant, razor sharp intelligent Cameroonians I have ever come across. I have followed through with this argument within the network, I believe that the issue here is a misunderstanding. Trust me, if  this misunderstanding is cleared, we would have the best Cameroon Government ever assembled in the Diaspora. We have you, brother Jonathan Awasom, Mishe Fon, Pamela Khumbah, Billy Mukoi The Anomahs, DJ Eric, Dr. Emmanuel Konde, Dr. Peter Igwacho, Dr. Louis Mbua, Dr. Rexton Nting, Dr. Boniface Wewe, Ma Rosemary Lum, Kenneth Ndeh, Edwan Mafor, Mary Nabila, Asonganyi, Ms Joe, Dr. Evaristus Enongene, Jacob Nguni, Johnny Mor, Kate Atabong, Mot'a Bema, Dr. Vankuta, Ben Fokum, Pa Boniface Chungong, Ivy Tasong, Jackson Nanje, Celestine Fonge, Etanyi, Gaston Poufong, Ndi Nkem, Jim Rodny-Njotsa, Eno Ebai, Atakyen, Patrice Nganang, Albert Nguni, Albert Nguidjol, Emil Epanti, just to mention a few.

I will like to move a motion to set-up a Teleconference call meeting where we all shall dial In and try to reconcile this differences. Before I sign off,  I must give this to Ms Evelyn Joe and Mary Nabila when they worked out their differences, it was not a sign of weakness but maturity and understanding.

Brother-man, please, take care of your self and have a wonderful day.

Sango Mot'a Muenya

Washington, DC

In a message dated 8/2/2012 8:07:12 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, camerooncitizensforfreedom@yahoo.com writes:

Sorry, Emmanuel that this happened to you especially as a father! I hope you move on and forgive him!

I have been through this , too when Jacob Nguni, Mishe Fon , Mukoi Elkanah conspired and  called the University Library on  me and I had to deal with the Police but when they came they found nothing against me contrary to all the LIES they were told by them! If I had wanted to waste my time pursuing the issue, it would backfire against all of them but I had to choose my battles and let God fight the rest! Can you imagine how embarrassed I was to learn that they actually called the police on me whereas they were the ones insulting me? 

Earlier on another Cameroonian here in New Jersey  was advised by the same DC gangsters to drag me to court and he was spitiing fire here and finally when he went to court, things turned against him until I had pity on him and let go!

All I can say  is, people have to be extremely careful with how they deal with people who are HYPER ! But most importantly , we must all guard against breaking the law because a small issue like this is costly and time consuming and there are people who are very impatient like you have seen. They can go to any length to get even with those they percieve as enemies

I deal with these kinds of people 24/7 and sometimes prayers, too help. I hope you are a man of prayers.

Rev Jonathan Awasom

 

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Correction: And my last born, 11 year old in junior high school.

In a message dated 8/2/2012 12:42:54 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, emmanuelallotey@aol.com writes:

Billy Mukoi, Dr. Peter Igwacho, Mafor Edwan, Anomah & The Entire Internet Family,

I am sorry for my late reply, I was in down town Washington, DC, celebrating with true friends. Billy, a very good question. The # 1 Charge was VIOLATION OF A PEACE which makes it a criminal offense and if guilty one may serve time in jail.  We are members of the FECA-DC/Fako-America Organizations, we had some disagreements that led to WAR OF WORDS via the Internet. Then, BOOM BOOM, someone took me to Court that I threatened to kill him/them with my 9 mm hand gun and for insults. Well, we went to Court and a PEACE ORDER was granted from December 21, 2011 through June 21, 2012. As if enough was not enough, this same person went back to Court in May of this 2012 and said I had VIOLATED the PEACE ORDER, HOW? he submitted bogus evidence but that did not sell. Too bad, it was a Frivolous Lawsuits/Bogus; PERIOD.   MA4, Moyo, yes, GOD is great.

I am a professional with a License, six children, four in various Universities, one in high school 12th grade and the last my child 11 year old in junior high school. Just IMAGINE. The disturbing thing of all, on the initial day of the VIOLATION OF THE PEACE ORDER hearing on June 6, 2012, the Judge asked him "Sir, what would you want me to do with Sango Mo'ta Muenya if he has really violated the PEACE ORDER, replied the petitioner 'I want him INCACERATED' Ok, the case is set for July 18, 2012."  the Judge said. The case was later moved to July 11, 2012 but I did not get the notice, at which time, it was re-scheduled for today. My advice to all my fellow Cameroonians, be  very careful out there. Ok, that is my story. The case is over with, than God. Let's move on to bigger and better things. I can not go any further.

Gud*nite all

Sango Mot'a Muenya

Washington, DC  

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What is the essence of schooling: Sam Esale , is Cameroon GCE the true test of knowledge and academic excellence? Dr Rexon Nting that teaching is unscientific and unrealistic// We can make it or mar it.

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Subject: What is the Essence of schooling: Sam Esale,is Cameroon GCE the true test of knowledge and academic excellence ?Re: Dr Rexon Nting, that teaching is unscientific and unrealistic //Re: [camnetwork] Re: [Cameroonpatriots] We can make it or mar it.

Hahahahahahahahah,  CPDM Sam Esale, you have not heard from me lately and you seem bothered. What kind of University did people like Dr Rexon Nting study from for  humanity sake! I have been laughing and rolling on the  carpet because I am very scandalized by the kind of strange way a Ph.D  professional reasons like that! Seriously I am very concerned about the substance of most Cameroonians Ph.D sympathizing with a very oppressive and corrupt regime like the CPDM . 

The CPDM era of brainwashing , manipulation and propaganda  materials that oppress people is over. This an age of extra-ordinary moral, spiritual and educational consciousness that is propelling Cameroonians and my readership towards critical thinking and creative imagination without being misled by junk philosophies once dictated on us by dictators and their cohorts to keep us down! 

This is indeed an age of virtue and freedom . How can the President of a country, sign a Presidential decree appointing Chancellors and Vice Chancellors to Universities and you people are sending motions of support including those who have read and studied William Shakespeare and other writers in the likes of  Wole Soyinka and Bate Besong, Oscar Wild, Henry Fieldings, Jane Austen etc? 

If William Shakespeare was here today, CPDM will be a carricature in his hands because his works when held up as a mirror for reflection, the CPDM saddists are completely x-rayed and exposed as a bunch of witches who are doomed! Shakespeare portrays in his works the tension between good and evil, virtue and vice but at the end of the day, no matter what happens, he shows that VIRTUE AND GOOD ALWAYS TRIUMPH OVER EVIL AND VICE! Does it make sense to you ?

How can someone with a Ph. D bank on an untested theory  without knowing the context in ,which it was said and begin to speak about it to people who have a different experience about life? Sam , when you are studying for a Ph.D, you are given or equipped with tools for research, investigation, analytical and critical thinking  as well the methods of processing information by verifying the author, why, when , to whom he or she wrote ie  his or her audience. You don't just react  or  quote like a High school kid. What difference does it make if someone has a Ph.D like you CPDM people and still appear like dumb people who cannot debunk or unpack concepts and theories?

Sam, so you get up one morning or evening and start shouting at your children " change must first come from within, change must first come from within " , that what have you taught them about why they must change in the first place? How it possible that anyone will be expecting citizens to change when they have never been educated about the standards of right and wrong? If you are up there, citizens are looking up to you as a role model. If you are corrupt, the citizens are likely going to be corrupt especially when CPDM has institutionalized and legalize corruption and fraud as the only means to survive or get things done. So, to state that people should change witout examing the facts and context is a mark of miseducation

We, have to REFORM the Educational system and methods of education in Cameroon because Cameroon students are usually wanting globally because they hardly have been educated properly. So, you should start thinking of how and why we must reform the whole system so that we are giving quality education to our children and not a GCE kind of incomplete half-baked education ! I am hoping that you will defect from CPDM like the Syrian Generals  to join the train for the freedom of Cameroon because you are wasting in that concave ! Dictators can only hold on for so long once they are no longer protected. 

I was intrigued by your declaration that you are a Ph.D candidate in Leadership and Management! That is my background and we could have a lot to share together as well as work together if only you will DROP your blind  allegiance to a system that knows no leadership and management in their corrupt and oppressive ways. Follow the force of truth and freedom , and I will make you , that is empower you as a true leader and manager. 

You are not going to be nurtured within the CPDM System and moreso, if you are a leader, you should not settle for mediocrity. True leaders  dare and always try out new things. You are just waiting to be given positions by a statusquo and that won't be a true test of leadership and management.  Come  on board and let us build a new Cameroon. Crumbs from CPDM won't last but we can build a new Cameroon that will last forever like the United States.

However, I love your smart  reaction  after the GCE results but don't bank too much on public  examinations as it has NEVER been the true test of knowledge in Cameroon.There are other public entrance examinations into professional schools and do you think anybody really makes it through their IQ?  The whole essence of schooling is to overcome ignorance and educate students to grow up as responsible and successful citizens . That is why they are nurtured to reach their full potential as well as pursue their dreams and aspirations with confidence and courage. 

GCE is all about cram work to most students and usually after GCE , students are empty when the time for critical thinking comes.You know what I am talking about.So, those results are just in some aspect psychological ! In the United States and other civilized and free countries, students do not rely on one common public exam like GCE O or A Levels to determine academic excellence or success! They validate courses by doing assignments and participating in class as well as in group studies etc, learning how to use the library, read books and critique them ! 

This is how we educate and train citizens and not through dumping down a public exam as the sole measuring rod for excellence. It is not and that is why I believe that it is not the true test of knowledge as the method of testing is very limited and does not actually challenged the student to unravel their full academic abilities through critical thinking. In short Exam pressures do not bring out the best and our goal  for our country should be to prepare the best and not to discourage our citizens who usually think that schooling is waste of time because it is too burdensome .

What I will advice is some of you should learn how to educate children when they become students. Only pupils in grade one to 5 are taught.So, don't lament a lot! Besides, you are decrying the Educational system that has affected your students but that was the fault of CPDM government., which has no programs to prepare students for public  examination

Sam Esale, that is why people like Job Steve , Bill Gates, President Abraham Lincoln never passed anything like GCE but  are some of the most wise, intelligent and smart people around ! Why do  you think so? My parents had no GCE but were some of the greatest thinkers I have ever met in my life. They were creative, imaginative and their brains were at work as they explored and figured out ways through, which to raise us and make a living while educating us their children. 

My father was a small business owner, a gardener and farmer as well as a builder and ask anyone who knows him, he was one of the best professionals around. You see the society in , which my parents were born and raised was itself a major barrier to who they became because this thing about GCE introduced and imposed by the government as the only means to employment and recognition has killed geniuses and deprived our country of great men and women who are not noticed. 

They are called unsong heroes and heroines.So, I will advice you people to think. Someone can abandon Cameroon GCE and come to USA and start all over again! We have to make  schooling and education worthwhile and not some sort of a crime or punishment to people. 

My father had to stop working for the government because he was always being by-passed for promotion by his foreman because he had no London Certificate of education  whereas it was not his fault. PLEASE, YOU PEOPLE SHOULD THINK DIFFERENTLY AND OPPEN YOUR EYES TO THE CHANGING FORTUNES OF SOCIETY AND THE WORLD. 

I am  not saying that they are not important or that certificates , or high school diplomas are not useful and important but when a high school drop out is very successful afterwards than those who proceeded to UNIVERSITY with Ph.d  we are supposed to explore and begin to investigate  since  no condition is permanent

Rev Jonathan Awasom

The force of truth is at the center of my faith in God and love for humanity 

I am a Cameroonian citizen for freedom of Cameroon from corrupt tyranny and dictatorship.

Click on his blog and download 150 articles, a trail blazer of speaking truth to power,  a fearless advocacy and persistent activism that is shaping African policies in 21st century 

Blog:  http://virtuousandfreecameroon.blogspot.com

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Sent: Thursday, August 2, 2012 12:02 PM
Subject: Re: Dr Rexon Nting, that teaching is unscientific and unrealistic //Re: [camnetwork] Re: [Cameroonpatriots] We can make it or mar it.

Jonathan,

I'm sure you have  heard of this expression; "Brevity is the soul of wit".

You talk too much and almost all of what you say is nonsense. I mean complete BS...

"A word to a wise is sufficient.............."

Sam.

On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 8:34 AM, Jonathan Awasom <camerooncitizensforfreedom@yahoo.com> wrote:

Dr Rexon Nting

We have  religious or Christian education , Civics and wisesayings from our grandparents because people MUST be educated and taught on how to behave in society with one another. Unless they are taught and educated, you cannot tell them to change their ways. What should they change to what if they don't know the difference?

Again, you got it all wrong with your line of thinking ! This is a weird philosophy that defends corrupt and morally rotten people against powerless and oppressed people.You people like to buy into any kind of wishy-washy  philosophy that is preached without TESTING them based on practical human nature and experience in their environment.Let me ask you guys a simple question about this thing about change must first come from within!How do you expect change to come from within  if people do not know what they need to change from within individually? 

Leaders are in society have the profound moral obligation to ensure that those they lead beginning from babies to adults are well educated and informed about the standards of right and wrong, which are approved and certified by that society. If these leaders have failed woefully and are failing as they get more and more confused , they must be asked to leave! Don't say that change should come from within whereas those leaders are the ones who are causing all the problems with their bad manners, immorality, corruption, fraud , feyman, embezzlement and all kinds of stuff! People copy from leaders and that is why we must  hold leaders accountable because of their position of power and  influence .

There are a lot invariables when we are dealing with a complex human society and human nature.

That is why we have a family , mother, father, older brothers and sisters, mentors,  teachers, leaders etc

Morality is taught from childhood and moral values are inculcated into people. People were never born into this world  to KNOW without their intuitive senses being aroused and inspired a sense of moral rectitude. Virtue  is cultivated. Manners are learned. Respect is cultivated etc

A code of conduct is established in the work place because people are people .

The church and school has rules and laws.Government and country has the constitution and what do you think makes up the constitution?When children are born into this world, their parents and caretakers/baby sitters, I guess teach them manners, morality and conduct in theory and practice.Their examples teach  babies and children about what ought to be the proper conduct

How we dress, speak and act shape the way others are raised.

So, for you to keep talking like someone who has never been to school makes me worried

Dr Rexon Nting , before any of us were born, this problem was long resolved . So, you are far behind the changing times.Humankind had determined that no matter how good people may appear to be, still they must have checks and balances without, which the propensity to do wrong is too embedded into human nature even when they are taught .

If you have not taught a child that taking something that does not belong to him or her is wrong and punishable as well as actually demonstrate what happens when they go against the moral instruction, then you cannot tell that child 20 years after that he or she should change from within!We have the Magna Carta, Bill of Rights, Bible and right  now as I am speaking, you have rules and policies posted at your work place! 

Why do you think we have all these if we are totally responsible for ourselves in life? 

Rev Jonathan Awasom

The force of truth is at the center of my faith in God and love for humanity 

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Njousi Abang aka Venus Sourakata, Your ideas are very fine. I have been preaching them here for quite a while now. We cant preach what we are not. Change must start from within and not from without. Rexon --- On Thu, 8/2/12, Njousi Abang <njousid@gmail.com> wrote: From: Njousi Abang <njousid@gmail.com> Subject: [Cameroonpatriots] We can make it or mar it. To: ayah_paul@yahoo.com Cc: "afoakom kom village" <afoakom@yahoogroups.com>, BOYO@yahoogroups.com, "Akoson Raymond" <akosonako@yahoo.com>,Cameroonpatriots@yahoogroups.com, "tazifor john" <jtazifor@yahoo.co.uk>, ppsianne@yahoo.com, "Linus Patem" <lpatem@yahoo.com>,desmondtaku@yahoo.com, diensijulius@yahoo.com, "Sama Hassan" <hassansama22@yahoo.com>, "Howard Njeck" <africmove@yahoo.com>, "Kweminyi Humphrey" <hkweminyi@yahoo.com>, herbertboh@yahoo.com Date: Thursday, August 2, 2012, 9:54 AM Comrades, We can re-brand Cameroon if we put our hands together. Rather than curse the darkness, lets light a candle. There is nothing wrong with Cameroon that cannot be put right by what is right in Cameroon. Dr Abdul Kalam says, "when evil minds combine, good minds must work together to combat". Similarly, I will like to bring back this powerful input by one of us. It is a Great article to read and share:  "It covers most of the shortcomings of the African system of Government and points out what we can do to right the wrongs. These are shortcomings that the African people of this generation --and generations to come-- must overcome by imagining a better way of governing themselves. Enumerated are some guidelines: 1- Build a system of Government based on shared values such as: Equality, Freedom, Justice, Fairness, Rule of law, Common aspiration, Love for country etc and NOT tribes, ethnic groups or any other human attribute that does not speak to our common aspirations as a people. 2- Build a system with personal responsibility at accountability at its core. People must be held responsible for their actions and be held accountable. (No excuses allowed). Always remember this: the Universe is ran by the Law of Cause and Effect. --You rip what you sow--. 3- Power must be shared and distributed amongst the branches of Government. Never give unlimited powers to any one man. Power without accountability will --overtime-- corrupt the human mind. There must be a statute of limitation to any power. There must be a counter power to every power. 4- The African people must learn to see their Leaders --Chiefs, Fons, NIs, Lamidos, Kings and Presidents-- as human beings and not demi-gods. While we must respect and honor our Leaders, we must understand that they are humans and therefore not perfect, and that they are mortal. Never surrender your own humanity, your own respect, your own dignity to another human being. And never try to undermine the respect and dignity of others. 5- The African people must learn to stand up and fight for what they believe is right. Society or Government may not change for the better --on its own-- if we do nothing. If we don't stand up for what is right, we will be caused to stumble and fall by the wrongs of others. We are all interconnected, whether you know it, accept it or not. 6- The African people must learn to dedicate themselves to something bigger and larger than themselves such as promoting Freedom, teaching our people what is right, sharing knowledge with people. Dedicate part of your time to do something that will help humanity, something that will make the world a better place, something that can change somebody's life for the better. Don't spend all your time drinking beer, dancing Makossa, and entertaining the pleasures of the physical senses. Spend sometime reading, researching, expanding your mind and the scope of your knowledge. Knowledge is power. Knowledge can create a synergy which has the capacity to transform you, your surrounding and your country. Don't under estimate the power of your imagination. You are the change you have been waiting for. Keep expanding your knowledge, challenge and teach your people how to solve problems that can --positively-- impact their lives and the lives of others. 7- Emancipate yourself from mental slavery. Free your mind --or yourself--  from hate, bias, jealousy, tribalism, etc.. Learn to forgive and move on with life. Don't always compare yourself with others. Human beings are all gifted with different gifts. Work on yourself to overcome your weaknesses and solidify your strength. Learn to collaborate, to work with others to accomplish a common goal. Control your ego, control your emotions, and control your temper especially when you face a challenge of any kind. Limit discussions to ideas only and not persons. 8- Always remember, the Universe is not about you. You are just a small blip that is here today and will be gone tomorrow. What you do during your brief stay on earth matters, because the Cosmic forces of the Universe bid on your participation to fulfill its purpose which is to promote and enhance God's creation. You do so by working selflessly to leave a country and the world, a better place than you met it. Thanks," Vsouraka@yahoo.com www.africa-wakeup.com

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A rebuttal to Dr Richard Munang on" GREEN wins RIO recipe for sustainable development in Cameroon and Africa" the complete article of Dr Richard Munang is available for your review at the end of this rebuttal at on www.chiareport.com

Dear Dr  Richard Munang

Sincere greetings. I am going to read and appreciate your work on Green Economy , the ecosystems and sustainable development for a very long time from now until we implement your vision in Cameroon. I find it quite  thought -provoking and educative too. So, I am only attempting to explore with you as well as enter into a dialogue with you  as a fellow African who has another approach to this matter with the hope that you'll also appreciate my take and explore common grounds for us to work together to build a Green Economy and sustainable development ecosystems in Cameroon, my country.

 To you , Mr Chia Innocent, I thank you for this Green Wins Rio Report by the learned Dr Richard Munang  as a recipe blue print  for  economic sustainable development in Cameroon and Africa.

I have consistently been very intrigued by wonderful scientific researches like this one from fellow Cameroonians and Africans but while I celebrate and  applaud them, I am always tempted to consider the missing pieces with respect to gross abuse of human and civil rights of both man and animal. Every government must be very  prepared and ready to embrace the extra-ordinary task of tapping into the eco-system as a means to promote human dignity and development .This means , such a government must have the capacity and  good conscience to realize that her citizens and people dseserve a clean environment free from pollution, carbage, disaster and all other poor sanitation before that government can rise up to the  level of considering the solar system as a vital component of any future on Green Economy.We must always condemn the abuse of the environment and the habitats of the environment( eco-systems) and link these atrocities to any effort to develop a green economy as well boslter the quest for sustainable development initiatives. These abuses and atrocities are obstacles to achieving such a noble vision and we must address these obstacles if we are bound to succeed and survive the ecosystems. 

Sometimes I wonder what a corrupt tyranny and dictatorship like the CPDM regime of Cameroon can do about this kind of extremely ambitious Green Economic plan ,which requires hard work and  an adventurist spirit to explore into the unknown! We, have a very lazy and corrupt government and people who shop overseas, import drinking  water and health care treatment from overseas and fly in private jets into their private mansions in the same Cameroon whereaas the roads are bad and there is no good drinking water! 


This is a very thought provoking article and I just wanted to pour my heart into it because I have worked with two different environmental organizations in Minnesota known as " Environment Minnesota and Clean Water Action! After working with these organizations I came to the deep realization of how important a clean and healthy environment is to our well-being but most importantly how the whole GREEN concept is yet an unreached economic mine field that could contribute enormously to the job creation and the sustainable development of the people. We talk about political freedom, social justice, human and civil rights but increasingly we now know that environment justice is  also here for the promotion of the common good.

The truth is the future we want must also  hinge on the freedom that we have, the freedom to enjoy the environment as well as the prudence and security to be able to effectively manage and protect the ecosystems so that they are sustained and productive to us the way they were set up to function.Can we predict natural disasters and prevent them? Can we collect rain water and store it for agriculture? Can we tap into the solar system etc .Without a virtuous and free society where we are guaranteed transparency and accountability through the most celebrated three arms of government ensuring that  at no point  must any  humankind consider themselves above the rule of law, it will almost be sheer waste of time to even discuss how useful the GREEN ECONOMY is to humankind  as a  tool for economic sustainability and development. 

We  have a lazy corrupt government that sees the environment only through a very narrow lens of natural resources like oil etc, which gives them quick cash like drugs does to drug cartels . This is because once they have this quick cash they rush into building some of the most expensive homes ever by importing all the material for construction from societies that have developed their own Green economy. In fact, we have to begin to see that our environment has a lot of potential and that it is possible to exploit it in the way that we are entitled to as dominion over it so long as we encourage and empower experts like Dr Richard Munang to show us how to go about this.

It  should be noteworthy that since the creation of the universe, God the creator placed man and woman , and to be fair genderly, that we are dominion over all creation. Therefore, humankind is more than just an integral part of the eco-system. We reflect and represent God 's image,love and beauty of creation composed of the environment that envelops us, the eco-system that characterizes our safe habitat and quite tantalizing is the fact that we are caught in the middle! That is to say, there are creatures of the sea and the sky above us and yet we are given the divine dominion over all that is described and befits the definition of eco-system! 

The author, Dr Richard Munang  definitely has a very profound  knowledge on the meaning and importance of the Green movement as a de facto  that has  the capacity to revolutionalize  our way of life in Cameroon and Africa. His take is quite amazing and begins by first of all laying  the groundwork to changing our way of thinking and mind set so that we can all gravitate towards his vision in collaboration with Rio.It is such an amazing and ambitious plans that requires  a government that  is free from corruption and mediocrity to implement the vision of Dr Richard Munang.I was intrigued by his insightful remarks as well as his observation that

"Since 1992, increasing stress on our ecosystem and global crisis have shown that old fashions views about development are bi-products of market failures that devalue ecosystems and disenfranchise low-income social groups..." Dr Richard Munang

And to this I wanted to make sure that Dr Richard Munangs understands that old fashion governments  that devalue human and civil rights of people , abuse and exploit people as well as oppress people in their own society full of promise and hope in the abundance of the environment and all that it contains impedes the effort to advance social justice and promote sustainable development initiatives among the marginalized and poor population. While I applaud and welcome the vision of Dr Richard Munang and his Rio, I am also appealing for a virtuous and free governments in Africa with the political will and good  conscience to make this vision come to fruition. 

Oncemore, kudos to Dr Richard Munang and we look forward to the Green Economy and sustainable development in Cameroon in no distant future and I pray that he becomes a  partner and team player with us to  unlock the door to Green Economy and sustainable development and promotion of human dignity.

Rev Jonathan Awasom

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GREEN wins RIO recipe for sustainable development in Cameroon & ...

A  New Pragmatic Approach to achieving Sustainability in Cameroon and elsewhere in Africa
By Richard Munang (PhD) for www.chiareport.com
On June 20-22 global leaders gathered in Rio de Janeiro for the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development to discuss the future of our planet, society and environment. The outcome document entitled The Future We Want(TFWW), represents an important shift in the global approach to development.  At Rio+20, governments and businesses, for the first time, explicitly recognized that natural capital is the core element of sustainable development and identified “green economy in the context of sustainable development and eradication of poverty” as the approach that will strengthen our relationship with ecosystems and move us toward a more sustainable economic development path.
This is an important change in mindset that moves the environment from a marginal issue to a central component of future development strategies, and centralizes the economy and business as key tools to build environmental value. It also marks a shift in the dominant perspective. 

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