8 REASONS WHY DR NALOWA LYONGA SHOULD STEP DOWN AS UB VICED CHANCELLOR

Here are the stake why WE must boycott the rally at 2pm today with Mayor Ekema:

1. He did not stop police brutality and the raping and looting in students hostels. He issued no communique condemning it. He is an accomplice to Crooked Nalova Lyonga. 2. Do not attend if Crooked Nalova does not resign unconditionally. She must step down as a sign of peace. Both the mayor and Nalova are CPDM members who received Paul Biya during his last visit to Buea.3. The mayor copied my lines on "inviting all parties to the discussion table." But sorry, Mr. Mayor, it is not in your capacity to dialogue the Anglophone problems. The C

 Here are the stake why WE must boycott the rally at 2pm today with Mayor Ekema:
1. He did not stop police brutality and the raping and looting in students hostels. He issued no communique condemning it. He is an accomplice to Crooked Nalova Lyonga.

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Here are the stake why DR NALOWA LYONGA must stepdown as UB viced chancellor and Mayor Ekema step down as mayor
1.She  did not stop  the police brutality and the rating and  looting in students hostels

2.Institute the payment of 10000 by all students before you can do online registration

3. She must step down as a sign of peace. Both the mayor and Nalova are CPDM members who received Paul Biya during his last visit to Buea.

4.  Mr. Mayor and lyMrs lyonga, do not  dialogue the Anglophone problems. The Common Law Lawyers are the leaders and they must call for a dialogue which they refused.

5. Buea brutalised lawyers within the last two weeks and the same and Nalowa  did not condemn it. Police dragged and beat lawyers and Mayor Ekema was silent too. He is a hypocrite. That is only a political ploy. 

6. He is acting under pressure from Yaounde to prevent escalation. In the first place, he should warn the soldiers and the police, and stop calling people to the streets because they have suffered enough of intimidation, harassment and provocations by the police and soldiers. 

7. People should stay indoors. They want the people to riot while expressing their grievances so that the soldiers could open fire or tear gas them. 

8. The PM attempted holding a meeting in Bamenda, the main opposition stronghold, but it failed. Mayor Ekema is even too small to do that with the SWELA chiefs who did not even acknowledged the Anglophone problem. 8. Students should travel back to their families. They have been humiliated enough. Elections are at the corner and the CPDM is facing serious defeat already given the recent happenings. 2. Do not attend if Crooked Nalova does not resign unconditionally. She must step down as a sign of peace. Both the mayor and Nalova are CPDM members who received Paul Biya during his last visit to Buea. 3. The mayor copied my lines on "inviting all parties to the discussion table." But sorry, Mr. Mayor, it is not in your capacity to dialogue the Anglophone problems. The Common Law Lawyers are the leaders and they must call for a dialogue which you refused. 4. Buea brutalised lawyers within the last two weeks and the same Mayor did not condemn it. Police dragged and beat lawyers and Mayor Ekema was silent. He is a hypocrite. That is only a political ploy. 5. He is acting under pressure from Yaounde to prevent escalation. In the first place, he should warn the soldiers and the police, and stop calling people to the streets because they have suffered enough of intimidation, harassment and provocations by the police and soldiers. 6. People should stay indoors. They want the people to riot while expressing their grievances so that the soldiers could open fire or tear gas them. 7. The PM attempted holding a meeting in Bamenda, the main opposition stronghold, but it failed. Mayor Ekema is even too small to do that with the SWELA chiefs who did not even acknowledged the Anglophone problem. 8. Students should travel back to their families. They have been humiliated enough. Elections are at the corner and the CPDM is facing serious defeat already given the recent happenings.

9. He is rolling out a divide and rule policy. He wants to make SW understand that they are not as bad as the Bamenda people. We are one in this strike, Mr. Mayor. We are all peaceful and we want high-level dialogue and not some cosmetic politicor a dialogue which you refused. 4. Buea brutalised lawyers within the last two weeks and the same Mayor did not condemn it. Police dragged and beat lawyers and Mayor Ekema was silent. He is a hypocrite. That is only a political ploy. 5. He is acting under pressure from Yaounde to prevent escalation. In the first place, he should warn the soldiers and the police, and stop calling people to the streets because they have suffered enough of intimidation, harassment and provocations by the police and soldiers. 6. People should stay indoors. They want the people to riot while expressing their grievances so that the soldiers could open fire or tear gas them. 7. The PM attempted holding a meeting in Bamenda, the main opposition stronghold, but it failed. Mayor Ekema is even too small to do that with the SWELA chiefs who did not even acknowledged the Anglophone problem. 8. Students should travel back to their families. They have been humiliated enough. Elections are at the corner and the CPDM is facing serious defeat already given the recent happenings. 9. He is rolling out a divide and rule policy. He wants to make SW understand that they are not as bad as the Bamenda people. We are one in this strike, Mr. Mayor. We are all peaceful and we want high-level dialogue and not some cosmetic politic

9. He is rolling out a divide and rule policy. He wants to make SW understand that they are not as bad as the Bamenda people. We are one in this strike, Mr. Mayor. We are all peaceful and we want high-level dialogue and not some cosmetic politicor a dialogue which you refused. 4. Buea brutalised lawyers within the last two weeks and the same Mayor did not condemn it. Police dragged and beat lawyers and Mayor Ekema was silent. He is a hypocrite. That is only a political ploy. 5. He is acting under pressure from Yaounde to prevent escalation. In the first place, he should warn the soldiers and the police, and stop calling people to the streets because they have suffered enough of intimidation, harassment and provocations by the police and soldiers. 6. People should stay indoors. They want the people to riot while expressing their grievances so that the soldiers could open fire or tear gas them. 7. The PM attempted holding a meeting in Bamenda, the main opposition stronghold, but it failed. Mayor Ekema is even too small to do that with the SWELA chiefs who did not even acknowledged the Anglophone problem. 8. Students should travel back to their families. They have been humiliated enough. Elections are at the corner and the CPDM is facing serious defeat already given the recent happenings. 9. He is rolling out a divide and rule policy. He wants to make SW understand that they are not as bad as the Bamenda people. We are one in this strike, Mr. Mayor. We are all peaceful and we want high-level dialogue and not some cosmetic politic
4. Buea brutalised lawyers within the last two weeks and the same Mayor did not condemn it. Police dragged and beat lawyers and Mayor Ekema was silent. He is a hypocrite. That is only a political ploy. 5. He is acting under pressure from Yaounde to prevent escalation. In the first place, he should warn the soldiers and the police, and stop calling people to the streets because they have suffered enough of intimidation, harassment and provocations by the police and soldiers. 6. People should stay indoors. They want the people to riot while expressing their grievances so that the soldiers could open fire or tear gas them. 7. The PM attempted holding a meeting in Bamenda, the main opposition stronghold, but it failed. Mayor Ekema is even too small to do that with the SWELA chiefs who did not even acknowledged the Anglophone problem. 8. Students should travel back to their families. They have been humiliated enough. Elections are at the corner and the CPDM is facing serious defeat already given the recent happenings. 9. He is rolling out a divide and rule policy. He wants to make SW understand that they are not as bad as the Bamenda people. We are one in this strike, Mr. Mayor. We are all peaceful and we want high-level dialogue and not some cosmetic politic
4. Buea brutalised lawyers within the last two weeks and the same Mayor did not condemn it. Police dragged and beat lawyers and Mayor Ekema was silent. He is a hypocrite. That is only a political ploy. 5. He is acting under pressure from Yaounde to prevent escalation. In the first place, he should warn the soldiers and the police, and stop calling people to the streets because they have suffered enough of intimidation, harassment and provocations by the police and soldiers. 6. People should stay indoors. They want the people to riot while expressing their grievances so that the soldiers could open fire or tear gas them. 7. The PM attempted holding a meeting in Bamenda, the main opposition stronghold, but it failed. Mayor Ekema is even too small to do that with the SWELA chiefs who did not even acknowledged the Anglophone problem. 8. Students should travel back to their families. They have been humiliated enough. Elections are at the corner and the CPDM is facing serious defeat already given the recent happenings. 9. He is rolling out a divide and rule policy. He wants to make SW understand that they are not as bad as the Bamenda people. We are one in this strike, Mr. Mayor. We are all peaceful and we want high-level dialogue and not some cosmetic politic