Paul Biya: DICTATOR who has ruled Cameroon for 40 YEARS

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  • čas přidán 1. 12. 2022
  • On Sunday 6 November 2022, Cameroon’s 89 year old President, Paul Biya, marked 40 years in power, becoming one of the world's longest-serving leaders.
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    www.encyclopedia.com/people/h...
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    www.jstor.org/stable/45315894
    President Paul Biya and the Anglophone Problem in Cameroon
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    The demise of Biya's New Deal in Cameroon, 1982-1992
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    www.britannica.com/place/Came...
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    blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/thirty...
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Komentáře • 659

  • @Lucuskane
    @Lucuskane Před 8 měsíci +31

    Paul Biya is a monument to colonial power of France

    • @goyonman9655
      @goyonman9655 Před 28 dny

      He came after the colonial era

    • @Lucuskane
      @Lucuskane Před 28 dny +1

      @@goyonman9655 You sound ignorant saying that…it’s like saying the because the embers of a fire are not dangerous because the flames aren’t there

    • @goyonman9655
      @goyonman9655 Před 28 dny

      @@Lucuskane
      You continue like this, and your great grandchildrens grand children will keep blaming colonialism

    • @allengreene9954
      @allengreene9954 Před 28 dny

      @@goyonman9655. Ever Heard of Neo-Colonialism?????🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿

    • @goyonman9655
      @goyonman9655 Před 28 dny

      @@allengreene9954
      Of course
      Ever heard of goepolitics????

  • @user-ek4ew5po4e
    @user-ek4ew5po4e Před 8 měsíci +56

    How crazy i feel! A young Cameroonian and I've seen a lot, at 13yrs i was imprisoned to 7yrs 9months, this was the year 2014 simply cause from the state council to the magistrate who hadled my case were french speakers and could barely understand anything i was saying. What a pity being innocent, the actual case was over a stolen laptop by my friend from the philanthropist group that sponsored me in school. I waisted 5yrs of my life behind bars as at 13yrs. Cause of Cameroon crisis, until 2019 which i was liberated after going in for GCE ordinary levels from prison, i couldn't give up on my dreams, and that blessed day an anglophone governor, Excellency Adolph gave me the keys to my freedom and a second chance to life after i presented a speach and being the smallest in the penitentiary administration he was curious to know my offense. While in there I learnt a lot of evil happening in the system of politics,Today i'm free living a free life in Nigeria! All thanks to God 🙏

    • @johnbobo3013
      @johnbobo3013 Před 8 měsíci +1

      Sad that bloody hands can never dwell in God's kingdom

  • @liturgicalpodium
    @liturgicalpodium Před rokem +82

    Very articulated and well presented. While Nigeria has not been submerged in dictators for life, the problems enumerated here remains the same and across Africa. Until the people unite in opposition against these wicked souls, our agitations will continue to meet deaf ear.
    I pray for that day when Africa will be great and assert herself among the people of the world.

    • @leggyReid4c
      @leggyReid4c Před rokem +4

      People are not mad enough and are also really scared to speak up.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

    • @joankarla-dinga5831
      @joankarla-dinga5831 Před 8 měsíci

      🎉

    • @eo9590
      @eo9590 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@Passportbros8 well here is a question for you. Southern cameroons had the opportunity to join nigeria, why did this not happen?

  • @ezekiekr8475
    @ezekiekr8475 Před rokem +86

    How ironic this came on the same time Cameroon is playing😆. But in all seriousness, the problem with lifelong leaders is that they are in power and luxury for so long, they fail to recognize the problems in their country ("because I am doing well, so is the country" mentality). Biya's daughter complaining about her limo ride from her home in Beverly Hills to school is an example of this.

    • @nathanielsibanda4789
      @nathanielsibanda4789 Před rokem +3

      😂😂how ironic and they at a stalemate with Brazil end of first half

    • @pausedforcyberbullying_
      @pausedforcyberbullying_ Před rokem

      African leaders have long lived in America quiet as it's kept and they kept their mouth quiet about all the mistreatment over there they were tight-lipped hushed mouth pretended like they didn't know anything and they knew everything this trickles down as to why they teach white people their native languages and not the black people overseas and then get over there and get fake phony smiles I think people can pick up the vibe overall in general his daughter wants to flaunt on you guys because her classmates that are white ostracized her so they get treated as second class citizens up in the 1% Circle because they're black and then they turn around and do it to black people and they do it all for money they are disgusting.

    • @grunggadx25
      @grunggadx25 Před rokem +11

      They know the problems they just don’t care

    • @rdcarbonk1885
      @rdcarbonk1885 Před rokem +1

      They dont fail to recognize the problems. They just feel that its better for them to be at top while the populace remains at the mud and controllable.
      It is their power first the country second.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @MacDonaldDASSI
    @MacDonaldDASSI Před rokem +26

    For the first time I feel like a non Cameroonian has a deep understanding of our country's history and the crisis inwhich we find ourselves. Thanks for the video

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

    • @sevewonn8567
      @sevewonn8567 Před 8 měsíci

      What history you have a French puppet as your leader !

  • @elani6507
    @elani6507 Před 8 měsíci +11

    Africa has suffered from psychopaths for decades and Mr Biya is one of the last remaining. One day, it will come to an abrupt end. Cameroon is languishing under underdevelopment in spite of its wealth.

  • @rexmontine
    @rexmontine Před rokem +140

    Great content, and well presented. As an Anglophone Cameroonian I am glad you presented the fact without bias. Great job.

    • @giuseppecosta811
      @giuseppecosta811 Před rokem +3

      Both English and French should be the Official Languages of Cameroon.

    • @divinetarla3995
      @divinetarla3995 Před rokem +2

      He did his job well 👏

    • @leebaker3622
      @leebaker3622 Před rokem +12

      My brother u r not an anglophone u r an African did your family came from Britain'

    • @KInno877
      @KInno877 Před rokem

      You are an African you idiot

    • @mikeb31871986
      @mikeb31871986 Před rokem

      @@divinetarla3995 o

  • @joanmouafo508
    @joanmouafo508 Před rokem +35

    Finally, I’ve been waiting you to talk about something related to Cameroon. Hopefully, They’ll Ruben Um Nyombe will be mentioned here

  • @N.Firmin
    @N.Firmin Před rokem +27

    This is soo accurate...thank you for giving us a voice🙏

  • @KingAlexFX
    @KingAlexFX Před rokem +42

    African leaders are just wild! Why won’t they let the younger generations to grow?

    • @leggyReid4c
      @leggyReid4c Před rokem +7

      Their mothers ought to be ashamed for raising such cursed people who transfer their their vile ways to innocent generations.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@leggyReid4c Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation. ,

    • @univuniveral9713
      @univuniveral9713 Před 10 měsíci +1

      What do you mean younger generation? You think people leave power just like that? It doesn’t happen anywhere in the world.

    • @rabbidcrazy787
      @rabbidcrazy787 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@univuniveral9713 They do in the USA & yet the USA is the bad guy while dictators in Africa are considered "the good guys".

    • @wisdomandlove1661
      @wisdomandlove1661 Před 8 měsíci +2

      it is because foreign western governments determine who becomes president in all resource rich African countries.

  • @I-Ray626
    @I-Ray626 Před rokem +17

    Thank you for taking the time to present the African people with this piece of information.
    I’m glad to see Africans interested in these stories about other African countries. I hope we can pull ourselves together and change the continent.
    I like to point out the fact that Mr. Biya’s appointment to replace Ahidjo was in violation of their constitution. According to that constitution the Speaker of the House of Assembly would be the one to replace the president if he/she is incapacitated. Because the Speaker of the Assembly was a Southern Cameroonian (Anglophone) as you called us he was sidelined in violation of the constitution and Mr. Biya was hand-picked.
    I thought it was important to point out this detail and coup that was orchestrated by France.

  • @Wallacenawa
    @Wallacenawa Před rokem +19

    I love your content bro. All the way from Zambia, I learn so much about African History. That God for platforms like CZcams and more so for you and your work. One day make a video to share with us more about yourself. Keep it up my G.

  • @jameslewis192
    @jameslewis192 Před rokem +31

    Absolutely love these documentaries so interesting to learn the history of the grate African nation’s and there story’s well put together 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

    • @Shade_223
      @Shade_223 Před 10 měsíci

      You like documentaries about Africa

  • @thokjangatemagoot1882
    @thokjangatemagoot1882 Před rokem +59

    Another great content my brother, it's beautiful to see someone letting the world know about the African heads of states 👌

  • @officialthriller7817
    @officialthriller7817 Před 8 měsíci +5

    Damn bro I never knew Cameroon 🇨🇲 has been this long held in shackles. Nigeria 🇳🇬 is fast adopting to this method with the way anyone with money can hijack power

  • @PrinceWambe
    @PrinceWambe Před rokem +2

    This was a well-made video. Thank you for sharing.

  • @mcamara488
    @mcamara488 Před rokem +4

    This is crazy....
    Thanks for the amazing video.

  • @thembalukhele2877
    @thembalukhele2877 Před 8 měsíci +2

    All eyes are on you now Cameroon, fight for your freedom

  • @tantsetambi7854
    @tantsetambi7854 Před rokem +22

    You forgot a very important note. He was dismissed from the seminary. We were taught in Cameroon 🇨🇲 History

    • @PomegranatesWeather
      @PomegranatesWeather Před rokem +1

      Why was he?

    • @problem_man
      @problem_man Před rokem +5

      @@PomegranatesWeather rebellious behavior

    • @PomegranatesWeather
      @PomegranatesWeather Před rokem +1

      @@problem_man so basically being a kid in that time

    • @lomanshark7746
      @lomanshark7746 Před rokem

      Having sex with other kids

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @jackmashinge3697
    @jackmashinge3697 Před rokem +8

    I getting addicted to these documentaries.Keep shining bro

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 10 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @mendyaugustine4195
    @mendyaugustine4195 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Oh my God...As long as u are in their good books u are a good leader...What!!! 40yrs?

  • @tantsetambi7854
    @tantsetambi7854 Před rokem +17

    It broke out in 2016 in October. I was there amongst the students that were beaten

    • @austinbistro4151
      @austinbistro4151 Před rokem +4

      Haha I was a student in bamenda back then bro, scary times

    • @Regentvoice24
      @Regentvoice24 Před rokem +4

      They murdered my friend Benji and his friend on the same day 😢just imagine I’m here abroad and I could feel it deep inside of me that something wasn’t right, his siblings came online crying to me and calling me on phone I cried until I was loosing my breath 😭😭. 3:49

    • @nembohdiland9441
      @nembohdiland9441 Před rokem

      21st November. This was the day second sequence was to start. Violence started however in 2017. Listen attentively

    • @tantsetambi7854
      @tantsetambi7854 Před rokem

      @@nembohdiland9441 I don't need to. I am telling you my first hand experience. I was there

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @alfredkiranga1237
    @alfredkiranga1237 Před rokem +9

    Quite insightful. Keep the documentaries coming. Thanks.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @gotalk6874
    @gotalk6874 Před rokem +1

    That was a great analysis GUY. Thank you.

  • @christopping5876
    @christopping5876 Před rokem +1

    Very good. Learning so much about African politics.

  • @djibrilibroibrahim1191
    @djibrilibroibrahim1191 Před rokem +2

    thanks great work ekin

  • @queenafor1861
    @queenafor1861 Před rokem +1

    Woooow well explained 👏 on point!! Just subscribed.

  • @Stieve-zi9le
    @Stieve-zi9le Před 8 měsíci +5

    Thank you very much for a well slated report. It could not be said any better

  • @criessmiles3620
    @criessmiles3620 Před rokem +4

    Thank you broda
    From west Africa
    🦅

  • @staceyadams2272
    @staceyadams2272 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Thank you. Your channel is greatly valued.

  • @NevergiveupTrueLion
    @NevergiveupTrueLion Před rokem +3

    Well documented. Congratulations.

  • @SuperSparky1957
    @SuperSparky1957 Před 8 měsíci +2

    These Afrikan soldiers are very intelligent young men. If you notice that they are peaceful, Coup. No one is killed.
    This is highly intelligent move. This couldn't have taken place in Jamaica without bloodshed.. Poor people would be fighting and killing each other for party. Even when they both suffering by the same hand.
    Notice how the leaders speak about causes of their people condition. And why they are demanding changes but not by violence.
    They speak with such compassion and love for their people, and the people respond back with love.
    Note the youngest Coup/ revolutionary leader, knows how important it was to address his fellow youth with empathy love and respect, to assure them that they deserve a better future. That’s what you call leadership.
    None of the citizen are going around killing each other and fighting for party. They are united , for change that they want for their future.
    Jamaican people are not thinking beyond party, they lack the intellectuals capacity to make such a move. But they do need some of these young Pan afrikanist leadership.
    Leadership in Black rule means getting rich quick. No regard for the people who they were suppose to serve

  • @djamaltanko5121
    @djamaltanko5121 Před 8 měsíci +4

    This documentaries are soo educating ❤

  • @rilwanbalogun83
    @rilwanbalogun83 Před 8 měsíci +1

    I love the way you describe the Cameroon to the world to understand. This is very informative. Thank for sharing you neighbor from Nigeria watching from US.

  • @kovoka
    @kovoka Před rokem

    the channel has a very informative content, thanks, follower from Sudan

  • @kinchihilary672
    @kinchihilary672 Před rokem

    Great job .well done ✔

  • @udeychowdhury2529
    @udeychowdhury2529 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Love your videos, thanks

  • @ndulaottance7297
    @ndulaottance7297 Před rokem

    Well presented and all real

  • @ngngdlnald9657
    @ngngdlnald9657 Před rokem +1

    Wow! Brilliant!

  • @saulgoodmanKAZAKH
    @saulgoodmanKAZAKH Před rokem +36

    His presidency started during the Cold War. His presidency is older than my father. What a story

  • @ngaamemesape5264
    @ngaamemesape5264 Před rokem +1

    Great job brother I just realized how much I didn't know about my own country thank u again

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @jeremyreff6511
    @jeremyreff6511 Před rokem +4

    Don't know how I discovered this channel but I'm really glad I did. I never learned the stuff in school 🇺🇲

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

    • @pkj2148
      @pkj2148 Před 8 měsíci

      There are many different tribes in Anglophone Cameroon. Some tribes are closer to other tribes in Francophone Cameroon than other tribes in the Anglophone region. So no, not all of Anglophone Cameroon is related to the Igbos.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 8 měsíci

      @@pkj2148 I was not talking about "relations to the igbos" tribes from southern Cameroon and the Igbo come from the same family. They are basically the same people. There are some parts of Nigeria that used to be apart of southern cameroon. But they voted to join Nigeria. I'm not talking about relations here. Southern cameroon must join the igbos and create one nation. A bigger nation. Their history and oppression is the same and very similar.

  • @barrowcherno7145
    @barrowcherno7145 Před rokem

    My favorite channel may Allah continue to bless you to get millions followers 🙏

  • @nathannwokeforo6969
    @nathannwokeforo6969 Před rokem +7

    I was born in Tiko. I wish African leaders could do better in making life better for all...

    • @mishaelprosper1929
      @mishaelprosper1929 Před rokem

      My igbo brother, I am Igbo from Nigeria

    • @ngundepeter1878
      @ngundepeter1878 Před rokem

      Tiko is now a shadow of it's former self

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation. ,

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@mishaelprosper1929 Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation. ,

  • @randomchiko8975
    @randomchiko8975 Před rokem

    Great Video Tatenda!

  • @thedesigner5355
    @thedesigner5355 Před rokem +2

    Thanks so much I have learned a lot about my president,in this video

  • @tsheponcamane2018
    @tsheponcamane2018 Před rokem +7

    I Love your content,it very informative and clearly presented...keep up the great work my brother

  • @mordecai8305
    @mordecai8305 Před rokem +8

    My beloved Cameroon ❤️.

  • @fassahspeakstv9788
    @fassahspeakstv9788 Před rokem

    Your channel provides so much value i always recommend it to my friends and my cousins children. Please is this channel monetized because i never see ads on your channel

  • @user-fn7fd2sg4m
    @user-fn7fd2sg4m Před 2 měsíci

    Great details and analysis

  • @butakechinfonnyonudfu9097
    @butakechinfonnyonudfu9097 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Papa God really deliver our country Cameroon this is really true story

  • @djallalnamri1
    @djallalnamri1 Před rokem +19

    it's Africa made in Berlin (1884-1885): an ex-colonial power still present, the army, Freemasonry, the imf, presidents who still remain big children for the ex-colonial power (in this case: France), etc, etc, .
    the road is long for Africa.
    Greetings from Algeria (in North Africa)!

  • @mboktv1
    @mboktv1 Před 4 měsíci

    Great job on the reporting

  • @billymumba7618
    @billymumba7618 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Very educational

  • @Kandatwitter
    @Kandatwitter Před 11 měsíci +5

    He is one of the best employer of the French colonizers

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @terrencembewe5337
    @terrencembewe5337 Před rokem +39

    If you notice countries normally start making poor decisions for their people the moment imf gets involved

    • @leonmurefu4672
      @leonmurefu4672 Před rokem +7

      Remember these african head of states in herited these from colonialism, nothing has changed really and whats happening to africa is in the best interest of the west to keep africa in poverty leaders corrupt so that they can still get raw materials cheaply through multinational companies, keep africa disunited so that we dont create our own Centralised trading and keep the old system of unfair trade between former colonial master and their former colonies. It is by far harder to trade, invest or move within africa than going oversees

    • @leonmurefu4672
      @leonmurefu4672 Před rokem +3

      Remember these african head of states in herited these from colonialism, nothing has changed really and whats happening to africa is in the best interest of the west to keep africa in poverty leaders corrupt so that they can still get raw materials cheaply through multinational companies, keep africa disunited so that we dont create our own Centralised trading and keep the old system of unfair trade between former colonial master and their former colonies. It is by far harder to trade, invest or move within africa than going oversees. The economies were created to produce raw materials not to add value

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @iamkayjay1
    @iamkayjay1 Před rokem +1

    Nice documentary

  • @MrIbadanBoy
    @MrIbadanBoy Před rokem +6

    Well coupled and presented.. A life Long ruling leaders doing the right things wouldn't be a bother for anyone.. But they tend to abuse the power even when they meant well from the start..

  • @yayajobe6787
    @yayajobe6787 Před rokem +26

    Tricked Ahidjo to step down and this man took over and still here for 40 years yet the world is quiet

    • @Businessbae1
      @Businessbae1 Před rokem +4

      That what they said and now Gadaffi is dead and Libya is suffering. Paul Biya is old and needs to leave but he was not a Dictator.
      He was a good leader at his prime. He didn’t do anything strange or worst than other leaders around the world have.
      Despite what the media always says, African leaders are not as bad as we have been told.
      Gadaffi
      Idi Amin
      Thomas sankara etc
      Paul is old and should give another person a chance but let’s not make a mistake about who he was as a Leader.

    • @arfenmalik1717
      @arfenmalik1717 Před rokem +2

      @@Businessbae1 tell this people about wat was done to Libya/Somalia
      Stable countrys turned to war zones
      External forces will fund rebels and the country falls apart
      Look at Congo. An amazing country blessed with natural resources but it's filled with different rebels fighting to control resources and they won't let them go

    • @problem_man
      @problem_man Před rokem +7

      @@Businessbae1 are you a Cameroonian to give this analysis?????

    • @JoSih
      @JoSih Před rokem +3

      @@Businessbae1 after listening to this you will still call him a good leader? You clearly have an image in your head which you want to force Biya’s story to fit into. Failure is not determined based on other peoples performance rather it is determined based on expectations. This man made promises he could not keep and led an economically stable country to one that is heavily indebted and cannot even support itself. That there is failure and yes he is a dictator.

    • @ML3180
      @ML3180 Před rokem

      Ahidjo was dumb. Like literally dumb.

  • @evelynoruta1540
    @evelynoruta1540 Před 8 měsíci +4

    That's our sad Africa 😢 🤔😡🧐😡🙈🤷‍♂️😭😭😳🇰🇪

    • @joankarla-dinga5831
      @joankarla-dinga5831 Před 8 měsíci

      Am from this mess. Hat nö option thank Exil. You dont talk in this ctry. Silently killing almost ever Day nö one talks bzc of France influence🙈

  • @MrsNchaw
    @MrsNchaw Před 8 měsíci

    Well done my brother.

  • @bricelegendnducho1639
    @bricelegendnducho1639 Před 7 měsíci

    This is ny country,thank you for this documentary,thank uou for all you about African

  • @thepanafricandatingshow

    my favorite channel on YouTUBE!

  • @njotu9466
    @njotu9466 Před rokem +1

    Finally 😍

  • @g-maneinsteineinstein8804
    @g-maneinsteineinstein8804 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Amazing

  • @ttyrhff
    @ttyrhff Před rokem

    Good info

  • @chrispinkazhinga4148
    @chrispinkazhinga4148 Před rokem +1

    Nice documentary! For long the country has peace and prosperity there is no need of any changes wait for his time to leave,ask Libya,congo..... etc.

  • @CurlyLemongrass
    @CurlyLemongrass Před 7 měsíci +1

    Dam! 40 years😮! And here in America,i thought the four year term is too dam long.

  • @loishunter1140
    @loishunter1140 Před 8 měsíci +1

    What is Cameroon Socio economic rate per capital! What Cameroon Health analysis per capita! What is the social ecology system! This is the rubric we must judge our leaders.

  • @Jakaya-gg1dm
    @Jakaya-gg1dm Před rokem +3

    You are a very good artist. Your research is good. Do kagame.

    • @pabloernesto8044
      @pabloernesto8044 Před rokem +3

      Kagame developed his country, Rwanda. That's why most African leaders are jealous and don't like him.

    • @Jakaya-gg1dm
      @Jakaya-gg1dm Před rokem +3

      @@pabloernesto8044 You are clearly misinformed. 🙄

    • @timforzatorinofcf95ole
      @timforzatorinofcf95ole Před rokem

      @@pabloernesto8044 Kagame is evil. He is using arms deals from the west to support M23 rebels in destabilizing and causing violence and conflict in DR Congo
      Kagame should be in prison

  • @aliaed6054
    @aliaed6054 Před rokem +2

    It is always true the longer you stay in power, the more it proves that the old colonial powers love you which also shows such a person always acts in the interests of his colonial masters. National interests is swept aside and the person in power stays very long not for the interests of his people but for the interests of his masters. Paul Biya was such a person.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @bamendaboy4851
    @bamendaboy4851 Před rokem +4

    This man would have been long gone if French Cameroonians come to their senses

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

    • @laplusbelle7982
      @laplusbelle7982 Před 8 měsíci

      Don’t count on it, all they know how to do is talk about other African countries politics while ignorant their own issues

  • @100domathon
    @100domathon Před rokem +3

    Will you make a video one day on Hosni Mubarak of Egypt 🇪🇬 and Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria 🇩🇿 ?

  • @hummihummi4457
    @hummihummi4457 Před rokem +1

    You've said the truth.

  • @emmanuelvincentisraelletse5192

    Tatenda could you please do a special on Nigeria's youngest military head of state ....Yakubu Gowon.....especially in light of the political affairs of Nigeria and the request by most Igbo's to have an independent state of Biafra

  • @emerson3070
    @emerson3070 Před rokem +1

    Great content, BIYA must go and any one like him can never be a leader in Africa or the world again

    • @joankarla-dinga5831
      @joankarla-dinga5831 Před 8 měsíci

      Amen!
      Am proud of the Youths today. One Africa all the french puppets shld go

  • @queenafor1861
    @queenafor1861 Před rokem

    Cheers 🍻👏✌️

    • @joankarla-dinga5831
      @joankarla-dinga5831 Před 8 měsíci

      Millions on Exil! Millions dead! Thousands in Prison and a handfull Cawards left in this place called Cameroon with nö hopes

  • @doualangando5640
    @doualangando5640 Před rokem +6

    BIYA is not a DICTATOR. He was a SIMPLE PUPPET of FRANCE. FRANCE ruled CAMEROON, as a DICTATORSHIP for 40 years on behalf of BIYA.

    • @Joe-tr2vk
      @Joe-tr2vk Před rokem

      Has the france loosened the grip and let go of Cameroon's affaires? You wrote like it's a thing of the past

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před rokem

      They are dictators. No interest of the African.

    • @christngouf2251
      @christngouf2251 Před 11 měsíci

      No. Again, speak on what you know. He said: " Cameroon is nobody preserve" and he means it when you analyze things today. France went from 40% to 10% under him. Tell me who control who again?
      Also: "Doesn't last in power who wants but who can"

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation. ,

  • @kwabenatree
    @kwabenatree Před 8 měsíci

    Paul Biya is a great player. He knows how to play the world politics game. While Other African leaders are Amateurs at work

  • @jonathankaranja5857
    @jonathankaranja5857 Před rokem

    Very nice video,apart from the misspelt subtitles that automatically generate before one clicks on the video
    😅

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 10 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

  • @ghugha9610
    @ghugha9610 Před rokem +7

    The Anglophone rebels in Cameroon are arguably the least equipped rebels force currently active in Africa but in the last 6 years, have inflicted more casualties on the Cameroon army than Boko Haram did in 12 years. The Cameroon army has not been able to crush the rebellion.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation. ,

    • @akanjifidel214
      @akanjifidel214 Před 8 měsíci

      Yeah for real bro 👌

  • @joankarla-dinga5831
    @joankarla-dinga5831 Před 8 měsíci

    You right!

  • @gideonbala8501
    @gideonbala8501 Před 8 měsíci +1

    the music is high 😢

  • @milkahwangui2353
    @milkahwangui2353 Před rokem +2

    An ancestor

    • @Joe-tr2vk
      @Joe-tr2vk Před rokem +1

      Lol. The living ancestor, Cameroonians don't need to go to the graveyard to meet them up while they have got one alive

  • @finegirl-ko9cx
    @finegirl-ko9cx Před rokem

    Thanks for covering my messed up country

  • @Frank-Talk
    @Frank-Talk Před rokem +8

    Down with dictatorship 👎🏾👎🏾

  • @diatadiatainternationalfol6038
    @diatadiatainternationalfol6038 Před 7 měsíci +2

    We are learning so much now, thanks to the benefits provided by the internet.
    More and more we realize that Africa was never truly 'granted' independence. Those profiting from the vast African resources would not give up their hold.
    It is tragic to realize just how far european greed and domination could go. They impose their will upon would be decent leaders, and deliberately encourage destabilization of any country looking to make progress in the peoples living situation, and do not even care that people were obliged to live under desperate conditions.. They are sneaky and conniving, working their schemes from behind the open view, so making it seem as though the leaders are corrupt, without knowing it was for them to continue to extract profit.
    I believe watching the developments currently spreading across the continent, many Africans are moving as a collective toward real freedom from colonization. They are understanding how they have been manipulated
    This is very inspiring to know Africa is rising.
    Finally, in these times we are seeing the changing of minds and growth of pride and determination to change this terrible narrative.
    It is a new day dawning.

  • @muizzmustapha3138
    @muizzmustapha3138 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Make Noise of freedom and break the line of the greedy and selfish leadership

  • @rafaelseher4995
    @rafaelseher4995 Před rokem

    Could you please make a video on the life of mansa musa

  • @paulmuke3696
    @paulmuke3696 Před rokem +1

    Spot on. Elucidating . Just keep up the good work.

  • @kgotsomaphike8132
    @kgotsomaphike8132 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Imma need the military in Cameroon to do us all a favor

  • @ashburnconnecttv7860
    @ashburnconnecttv7860 Před 8 měsíci +1

    #Revolution = #AllAfrica #Today

  • @smoothoperator9845
    @smoothoperator9845 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Cameroon 🇨🇲 Military Junta.!!
    Wake Up 🆙 Liberate your people from this Dictator!!

    • @smoothoperator9845
      @smoothoperator9845 Před 8 měsíci +1

      The Cameroon 🇨🇲 President has being in power for 40 years and counting!!
      Imagine that !
      *As the saying goes; Power Corrupts and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely 💯*

  • @BlackAfrikan
    @BlackAfrikan Před 8 měsíci

    You should be next🔥🔥👀

  • @user-lx1jx2gx6j
    @user-lx1jx2gx6j Před 8 měsíci +2

    Bad leaders need to be dealt with. I see why Africa does coup on leaders, if he is bad get him out by all means nothing will get better until you remove bad leaders ,Get him out and with one no regrets.

  • @ArtOba747
    @ArtOba747 Před rokem +15

    I thought you are reporting his death which will be soon. The wicked shall be no more

  • @iheomandiigbo7758
    @iheomandiigbo7758 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Arise from your sleep Africans, we have been sitting down for so long, we have been fooled around for too long. arise brothers and sisters let us take back our fatherland Africans!

  • @jimmyjames6712
    @jimmyjames6712 Před rokem +11

    Paul Biya's brutal rule is equivalent to that of Museveni of Uganda!

  • @woozyz2769
    @woozyz2769 Před rokem

    Big time

  • @kaeso101
    @kaeso101 Před rokem +8

    I stand to be corrected but if my memory serves me right..i think it is him and the President of equatorial guinea that are the last remaining long term dictators in Africa

    • @molefematampash8817
      @molefematampash8817 Před rokem +3

      There's also President Museveni of Uganda.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.

    • @Passportbros8
      @Passportbros8 Před 11 měsíci

      @@molefematampash8817 Look at what Nigeria did to the igbos people. The same would have happened to southern Cameroon. Igbos and southern Cameroon are basically the same people. Southern Cameroon and Biafra need to join and form one Nation.