Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute.who wants his Head ?
Chief Dr.Joseph Dion Ngute,Prime Minister of Cameroon may be placed in a few days ahead, as cabinet reshufflement looms.
A dependable source has hinted MMI that the presidency is about to make some major changes in the system in an attempt to modernize and step up probity and ensure assiduity against 2035. Some of the Ministers or state men are said to be too old and unproductive. To attain the 2035 vision, the father of the nation is poised to inject new and committed generation to move the nation forward.
The source who yearned for anonymity ,said Biya is likely to take the decision soonest.
The source also intimated that the person programmed to replace Dion Ngute is still a native of Southwest Region, from Kupe Muanenguba,whoes name the source declined disclosing for strategic reasons.
Our source also confided that the declaration is “expected to happen within the next few days…”
Pundits are how ever worried why such a stalk gentleman could be replaced so soon, and at a time Cameroon needs a such a soft spoken and accommodative man to handle the Anglophones crisis.
His move towards bringing lasting peace ever sinc he became Prime Minister has been lauded by most Anglophones. He is not blunt in his utterances,he doesn't move with administratrive and imposing authority like some of his predicessors. He is a very humble man, loved by many.
The rethoric is why his replacement, and why replacing with his own brother from Kupe Muanenguba? This can bring division amongst the elite of that division. Pundits have warned.
Others have castigated the information, saying it could still be hot air blowing in the horizon that would end up in shambles,as has been the case over the years.
"How many time have social media and news papers etc. announce imiment ministerial reshufflement and it ends up evaporating"?
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