“Cameroon’s problems will be solved if Musonge Commission fulfills its mandate” -Peter Ngufor: CPDM Baron

 

Peter Ngufor:CEO Farmers House

Ngufor Peter, CPDM Baron and Chief Executive Officer of Farmer’s House, one of Cameroon’s leading suppliers of farmers’ inputs has stated that the Musonge Commission created by President Paul Biya was a lofty venture but regretted that the body was not empowered to fully carry out its duties. He said if the Musonge Commission was allowed to fulfill its mandate then the problems of Cameroon would have been completely solved. He spoke to this journalist recently at his Bamenda residence in reaction to the Head of State’s End of year speech.

Ngufor Peter unequivocally expressed himself in the following manner; “I believed in that commission and I expected it to have gone into the field to touch on the problems of the nation not only in the two Anglophone Regions but should have gone all over the country to find out problems disturbing the country because we are not the only ones having problems. The other Regions have problems peculiar to them. We thought that one year after its creation, the commission should have been coming out with concrete results. Let the Musonge Commission be given a chance. Let them work and let them fulfill their mandate and all the problems will be solved.”

Quizzed on the Head of State’s declaration that dialogue was already going on, Ngufor Peter said “it is true that certain things have been done but the solutions to the teachers’ and lawyers’ problems do not provide a solution to the Anglophone problem. They should go a little bit further and that commission should have sorted out these problems and provided lasting solutions to them.”

Commenting generally on the Head of States Speech at the end of the year, he said “it was quite elaborate and interesting but I think he should have hammered a little bit more on the commission he created; that’s the Musonge Commission. I think he should have gone to the extent of solidifying that commission by causing it to be inscribed in the constitution of Cameroon. I don’t know why he did not do that. It’s exactly one year old and they have not been to the field. All they have done is go to some offices in Yaounde to find out whether both English and French are spoken there. That’s not the reason why the commission was created. Till today that commission remains very important and should have resolved that problem of dialogue”.

I wish the Head of State a very happy and prosperous New Year and his entire family. I equally wish a happy and prosperous year to my farmers because supply inputs to farmers and I am happy that 2017 was a bumper year for us and I think they are all happy and I wish them a successful 2018.

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