Mustapha Ngouana says Cameroon has grown used to unfulfilled promises and broken commitments.
During the “Right of Reply” programme on Equinoxe Television, Mustapha Ngouana described a recurring pattern of unmet pledges in Cameroon.
“The President of the Republic of Cameroon has repeatedly taken decisions whose deadlines were never respected. Let’s look at a few facts. For the Africa Cup of Nations, the president said the tournament would be held on the appointed day — it was not. The president had 50 years to prepare the fiftieth anniversary of reunification; it was supposed to be celebrated in 2011, but it took place in 2014,” Mustapha Ngouana wrote during the programme.
The debate’s theme was “Broken Trust: Public Opinion Facing Unkept Promises.” Mustapha Ngouana addressed this by highlighting what he called “permanent missteps” in the head of state’s governance.
“I believe the president is in a state of permanent missteps in his governance. Our country is at a standstill. When people even speak of poor governance, I think they are being kind — in reality, it is non-governance. Cameroon is on autopilot.”
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