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Cameroon in 2016: The Agbaw-Ebai Debate 0
Cameroon is ill, very sick
Mention one area that is in order
Military-Thieves
Police-Rotten
Roads-Death traps
Justice-So much injustice
Electricity-Epileptic
Housing-Not affordable
Civil Service-Evil servants
Tax System: Favors ruling CPDM barons
Hospitals: Mere consulting rooms
Security: Completely absent
Culture: Westernized
Politicians: Very greedy and self-centered
Religion: Hijacked by con men of god
Cameroon Concord News Group-Very worried
Cameroonian citizens: 10 percent sane and 90 per cent political comedians