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“Lebialem: 44 Years of Biya and the Road to Menji is Still Red Dust”
“By Tata Mbunwe In a division haunted by decades of under-development, CPDM elites in Lebialem rallied dozens of militants on November 6 to celebrate President Paul Biya’s 44th anniversary in power.”
Lebialem has had no tarred road since 1992 under Biya’s rule
Key points
- Lebialem celebrated Biya's 44th anniversary on November 6 with CPDM militants.
- Observers say the celebration exposes the ruling party's failure to develop the area.
- Since 1992, Lebialem has no tarred road connecting to the rest of Cameroon.
- Roads across Fontem, Wabane, and Alou are largely seasonal and impassable.
- Electricity, water, and basic social amenities are scarce outside administrative centers.
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