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100 1 Ndi, Anthony,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
n2005202091|eauthor.
245 10 Southern West Cameroon revisited (1950-1972).|nVolume 1,
|pUnveiling inescapable traps /|cAnthony Ndi.
264 1 North West Region, Cameroon :|bLangaa RPCIG,|c2014.
264 4 |c©2014
300 1 online resource (xl, 335 pages :|billustrations,
photographs, maps
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; About this
Book; Praise for this Book; About the Author; Contents;
Acknowledgments; Foreword; Preface; Introduction;
Abbreviations; List of Photographs; Chapter 1 --
Independence and Reunification: An Analysis ofBasic
Issues; A Historical Panorama; Double British Standards;
ABroad Analysis of the Issues; The Paradox; Southern
Cameroons Refused Independence; Nature, Reason and shape
of Reaction; Milne's Revelations Revolutionize Cameroon
History; Chapter 2 -- Reunification Account: Setting Basic
RecordsStraight.
505 8 Golden Jubilee Celebrations Whet AppetitesDistinction of
the Summit Magazine interview; The Response: Inherent
Limitations; Reunification: Certainly, Not a "Gamble"!;
Best Decision Everything Being Equal; Forging a Unique
Identity; Southern Cameroons: Political Maturity; Special
UNTC Status and Privileges; A Case of Sheer 'Bad Faith';
Two Critical Omissions and a Flawed Target; Victims,
Predators and Oppressors; The "Royal Presidency of Alhadji
Ahmadou Ahidjo"; Chapter 3 -Southern Cameroons: Political
Maturity; An Evolved Political Culture; Qualifications and
Political Leadership.
505 8 A Distinct Southern Cameroons Political CulturePeaceful,
Harmonious Transfer of Power in 1959; The Sagacity of
Traditional Rulers; High Calibre Political Leaders:
Products of their Time; "Maquizzards", Rebels,
Nationalists, or Freedom Fighters; 'Jocular' Not Bloody
Fights; Political Leaders: Past, Present and Global;
Visionary Leaders: Simple, Austere, Honest and Realistic;
Malcolm Milne Pays Glowing Tribute to Foncha Cabinet; A
Unique Southern Cameroons Civil Service; Cameroonisation;
Chapter 4 -The Plebiscite: Litmus Test of Political
Maturity; Origins of the Plebiscite.
505 8 The Mamfe Plebiscite Conference 10-11 August 1959Role of
Kamerun Students Unions; Plebiscite: Basic Irreconcilable
Positions; The UN Debate: A Catch 22 Scenario; Plebiscite
Questions: Reasons and Genesis; Derogatory Statements
about the Plebiscite; The Plebiscite in Context:
Statistical Analysis; Invisible Hand of British Colonial
Administration; Consistent Voting Patterns in Favour of
Secession; British Support: Remarkable Suggestive Trends;
Best Solution Obstructed by Britain; Conclusion; Chapter 5
-- The Constitutional Marathon, From Bamenda toFoumban.
505 8 The Bamenda All Party Conference: 26-28 June 1961Endeley
Refrained from Attending Bamenda Conference; Ndeh Ntumazah
: Opponent and Critic; "Unanimous Endorsement at Bamenda";
Foumban Constitutional Conference: 16-21 July 1961;
Representation at the Conference; Reception at Foumban;
President Ahidjo Opens the Conference; Foncha Speaks for
Southern Cameroons Delegation; Endeley for Reconciliation;
Fuelling Conspiracy Theories: "Endeley Exclusions"; Time
Extended for Anglophone Delegates; Thoroughness and
Harmony; Closing the Conference; "Foumban Conference in
Complete Agreement"!
520 This book contributes to discussions on the topical issue
of ìFifty Years after the independence of the Southern
Cameroonsî, by taking a critical look at the process that
lead up to Southern Cameroonsí ëreunificationí with la
RÈpublique du Cameroun. This was the period spanning from
1951 to 1961, and possibly up to 1972. This immediately
conjures two overriding factors; first, the British
colonial policy in Southern Cameroons, which dominated
political life in the period leading up to: the Plebiscite,
the Buea Tripartite Conference, the Bamenda All Party
Conference, the Foumban Constitutional.
588 0 Online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed
March 29, 2014).
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aNdi, Anthony.|tSouthern West Cameroon
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traps.|dNorth West Region, Cameroon : Langaa RPCIG, ©2014
|hxl, 334 pages|z9789956791446
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