Cameroon’s Prime Minister Speaks on Record, This Statement Matters

Описание: SUPPORT THE LEGAL PROCESS (Phase One Funding)

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Why contribute now

This is a short legal window with a fixed scope and clear deliverables

Phase One is a finite project (30–60 days), not a forever cause

Contributions close once the Phase One cap is met

What early contributors receive

Private briefings before public updates

Early access to the Phase One legal memo (under NDA)

Founding supporter recognition of the legal clarification phase (not titles, not politics)

Structured Q&A access focused on facts and process, not noise

Watching videos is free. Law is not.



For over 65 years, Southern Cameroons’ situation has been debated, protested, and argued emotionally.
But one foundational step was never taken: verifying the records.

In this video, I explain why I went to the United Nations, how I went through security, who I contacted, and the exact question I asked the UN Archives.

Not to lobby.
Not to protest.
Not to shout.

But to verify whether the legal instrument that should have implemented the 1961 UN-supervised process is actually on record.

I also explain:

Why this effort is different from past visits and petitions

Why comparisons with Somaliland are legally misleading

Why lobbying without legal clarity will not work

Why it is not the world’s job to explain our problem for us

And why this moment represents a short legal window that must be handled responsibly

This is not about narratives.
It is about records, process, and law.

We are now entering Phase One of a defined legal process with a fixed scope, clear timeline, and real cost. This is not a long-term donation drive. It is a short legal window to clear the first legal gate properly.

If you believe clarity matters more than confusion—and law matters more than noise—watch carefully and decide responsibly.