University of Buea, The Place To Be. An Anglo-Saxon University.

Описание: How an Institution Meant for the Former British Southern Cameroons Drifted Away from Its Own People
A Special Educational & Parliamentary Analysis

The University of Buea was established as an Anglo-Saxon university, created to serve the educational heritage of the former British Southern Cameroons. Its mandate was clear: to preserve English-language instruction, Anglo-Saxon academic traditions, and equitable access for English-speaking indigenes.

Yet decades later, serious questions are being raised.

Why are students educated entirely in English increasingly denied admission?
Why does a single subject titled English become a barrier for English-speaking indigenes, while French-educated applicants gain access?
How did an institution created to protect an Anglo-Saxon system begin to drift away from the very people it was meant to serve?

This video examines:

The historical foundation of the University of Buea

Language-based admission practices and their consequences

The growing imbalance in staffing and institutional culture

The broader implications for justice, equity, and coexistence between the two Cameroons

A Bill currently pending parliamentary debate seeking to restore fairness and align the university with its original mandate

This is not an attack on individuals or cultures. It is a serious conversation about policy, history, and institutional responsibility. Education is not just about classrooms—it shapes identity, opportunity, and trust.

If peace, coexistence, and mutual respect are ever to be sustained between the two Cameroons, educational injustice must be confronted honestly and urgently.