The Chairman of the SDF Ni John Fru did not write the letter addressed to lawyer Agbor Nkongho that is currently circulating on social networks. It is a fake made up to give credibility to the rumours circulating against the SDF hierarchy that the Social Democratic Front is negotiating with the Biya regime to join a government of national unity in Cameroon. Read below the statement issued today by Barrister Adeline Djomgang, Secretary General of the SDF.
«It has been brought to our attention that a letter purportedly signed by our National Chairman, Ni John Fru Ndi and addressed to Barrister Agbor Nkongho Felix is circulating in the social media. This letter's intention is to tarnish the reputation of our Party as well as that of certain executives and to lure the public opinion into thinking that the SDF is in talks to join a government of national unity.
Mr. Alain Fogue and Mr. Bibou Nissack - unjustly arrested when they did not even participate in the peaceful march of 22 September 2020 - have just been charged more than a year later by the Yaoundé military court on the basis of reasons typical of totalitarian regimes. Several other militants of the CRM have also received appalling sentences of between 2, 5, 6 years in prison following a mock trial on the same fallacious grounds by a justice system under the orders of Mr. BIYA, president of the Superior Council of the Judiciary.
Starting on 1 January 2022, all associations and tontines will be forced to pay new taxes: VAT, IT (Income Tax), IRCM (Tax on Income from Transferable Capital) as well as the additional communal centimes. A real scandal. This new taxation is neither regulated by OHADA nor by any financial regime.
The session of the National Assembly of Cameroon dedicated to questions prior to the adoption of the 2022 budget was tarnished by a serious incident when CPDM baron and PAN Cavayé Yégué Djibril refused to allow the SDF MP Jean Michel Nintcheu to speak in violation of the regulations.
