King Zoro @DNgamda

Singapore 🇸🇬 will pay every child born in Singapore $25,000 at birth, $2,000 annually until age 16, and $10,000 at 17 as an education fund. Every child born in Singapore will receive at least $70,000 from the government by age 17. Remember, before Singapore Gaddafi did that in Libya 🇱🇾. What did he get? They turned his people against him. France and the USA bombed his country. Libya’s gold reserves were looted.

#MTNCameroonDoBetter #MTNWeDeserveBetter

King Zoro @DNgamda

7 months ago

MTN Cameroon is failing the people of Cameroon. Horrible, unreliable internet is depriving our youth of paid freelance work despite them paying, a betrayal to us as citizens. I plead with the Government of Cameroon to hold the company accountable. @MTNCameroon @mincomcameroon

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MTN Cameroon is failing the people of Cameroon. Horrible, unreliable internet is depriving our youth of paid freelance work despite them paying, a betrayal to us as citizens. I plead with the Government of Cameroon to hold the company accountable. @MTNCameroon @mincomcameroon

Human side @erling 👑

OneFootball @OneFootball

2 years ago

Confirmed: Erling Haaland is NOT human 🤖✅

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Jeremy Doku vs Real Madrid 🤯💫

I’ve never seen someone play out of position look like he’s been playing there all his life. Wow what a player man

Haaland no celebration against Madrid 🥶🥶x.com/i/status/19988…

51 goals in 50 Champions League starts. 55 goals in 55 Champions League games. Erling Braut Haaland. 🇳🇴

Victory at the Bernabeu! 🤩 ⚪️ 1-2 💚

Man City won Arsenal lost Chelsea drew Rayan Cherki 2 assists including a rabona assist Phil Foden goal and assist Ruben Dias scored a Vincent Kompany goal Gvardiol scored again Donnarumma saved us What a day for City fans 😭🩵

The Man City vs QPR match is one of football’s greatest reminders that life is never over until it is over. City were minutes away from losing the title, the stadium was silent, hope was fading and everything looked finished. But in the chaos, two moments of courage changed everything. In seconds, what looked impossible became history. That match teaches a powerful truth that your story can change in one moment of persistence. You can be down, discouraged, outnumbered or misunderstood but if you keep pushing, life can still surprise you. Nothing is permanent, not even struggle. In this chase called life, results don’t always favor the strongest but they favor those who refuse to stop believing. You don’t need a perfect day but just one opening, one chance & one breakthrough. So no matter how tough things look right now, remember Man City vs QPR: keep fighting, keep trying, keep moving. Your own “Aguero moment” can happen when you least expect it.👏

From the first to the thousandth, there's only one Pep Guardiola 🤯🙌

Message from a concerned Cameroonian! Cameroonians have held their breath, the end of the nation seems to be near, but those on the wheel of the nation have kept the agitating minds of Cameroonians in a knee-deep pit of continuous suspense. But how long are they willing to go? How long are they willing to play their cards? How long before their fuel burns out? Garoua is tensed, Maroua is tensed, Bamenda is tensed, Yaoundé is tensed, Douala is tensed, to salt it all, even the smallest village in Cameroon is tense. This is not an uprising of the Francophones, or an uprising of Babanas or Anglophones — it’s an uprising of a nation, An uprising of a people who for the past 43 years or so have been living at the periphery of the nation. 43 years in shade, 43 years salivating for change. 1998, Ni John Fru Ndi gave us hope but it faded. 2018, Prof. Maurice Kamto gave us hope but it faded. Now it’s 2025 — shall we let this hope fade? Another 7 years of Paul’s reign isn’t 7 days. It’s 7 more additional years of pain, 7 more years of unemployment and unimportance, 7 more years of corruption and octogenarian rule and power hijacks, 7 more blistering years of autocratic rule. This is a time for every Cameroonian to come to their six senses. Cameroon is for me, Cameroon is for you, Cameroon is for us, Cameroon is for Cameroonians — not for a set of old, worn-out, wrinkled, twisted politicians. The ballot box cannot decide our fate; it is us Cameroonians who must decide our fate. It is now or never. ------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- How to contact MMI: Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: +44 7818 336509 OR +237679135573

Tension in Isokolo, Limbe — Cameroon’s South West Region Protests and unrest were also reported in Isokolo, a neighborhood in Limbe, in Cameroon’s South West Region, as frustration spread over the disputed presidential election of October 12. Demonstrators took to the streets to condemn what they described as a “stolen victory” and to demand transparency from the Constitutional Council, which is expected to proclaim the official results on October 27. The scenes in Limbe echo those witnessed earlier in Douala’s New Bell neighborhood, where at least four people — including a young man watching a football match in a bar — were reportedly shot and killed by soldiers during protests. Similar demonstrations have since erupted in other parts of the country, including Ngaoundéré in the Adamawa Region. #MMI #CameroonDecides2025 #RoadToEtoudi2025 #237Vote #MMINews #StopElectionFraud237 #Etoudi2025 #StopTheSteal237

Newbell - Douala 😬

In Cameroon 🇨🇲 Paul Biya’s military men shooting live rounds at protest, many people have died already.

When the British Police also think that Paul Biya is too old to rule the country. This was on the sidelines of anti-Biya protest on October 26, 2025 in London. #RoadToEtoudi2025 #CameroonDecides2025

Breaking News: Akere Muna Rejects Election Results, Calls for Release of Political Prisoners Prominent lawyer and civil society leader Akere T. Muna has strongly condemned the October 12 presidential election results, denouncing them as fraudulent and illegitimate. In a statement titled “A Betrayed People,” the former presidential candidate and founder of the NOW Movement accused the Constitutional Council of acting as a “rubber stamp” for President Paul Biya’s regime, claiming the election was designed solely to preserve power after more than four decades of rule. Akere Muna described the process as “a constitutional coup d’état,” alleging voter fraud, manipulation of results, and the inclusion of his own withdrawn candidacy on the ballot. He further warned that the continued arrest of opposition leaders is “not a sign of strength but the act of a regime paralyzed by fear of its own citizens.” In the declaration dated October 27, Muna called for: The immediate and unconditional release of all political prisoners and arbitrarily detained citizens, and The launch of a sovereign national dialogue to negotiate a framework for a democratic transition. “The Cameroonian people deserve a government of their choice, not a leader imposed by a corrupt and cynical masquerade,” he stated, adding that his determination to see a “legitimate, just, and united Cameroon” remains firm. The statement comes amid growing post-election tensions, protests, and international concern over the country’s political direction. #MMINews #CameroonDecides2025 #AkereMuna #CameroonElections #Etoudi2025 #NowMovement #CameroonCrisis

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