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Issa Tchiroma Still refutes-there is no anglophone problem. watch short video. Equnox Televison

Sparked by the the recent paste of unfolding activities in the north west and south west regions of Cameroon (Southern Cameroons), the minister of of communication, Issa Tchiroma Bakary went touring media stations round the country. As seen, his main objective was to try as much as possible to refute and try to curb the rate at which every activity taking place in the English regions of the country were being propagated, especially that which directly touched the government.
The immediate cause of this tour was the peaceful demonstration of 22nd September and the planned declaration of the independence of Southern Cameroons (1st October).
 This steps taken by the anglophone population of Cameroon made the country to remember their long abandoned history as senators, members of parliament and some dignitaries assembled at the Monument of Reunification environs to commemorate October 1st, an aspect so unusual.

In his tour, Issa Tchiroma came across equinox television and Hanson Nfor placed him on the hottest seat ever.
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With all the happenings in the country, the minister still went forward to deny the fact that there is an anglophone problem in the country. Yet the anglophones are the ones in tears daily.
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