@tohCarlson2 PM just daid the crisis will die “a natural death in 10-15 years” . A natural death meaning they intend to let things be as they have been or what?
Cameroon’s Prime Minister, Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute, has indicated that if the Anglophone crisis is not resolved now, in another 10 or 15 years it will die a natural death, as it is already dying.
The PM was speaking a few hours ago in Buea on Monday during the Southwest Community Dialogue.
Addressing the leaders of the region, he stated that the Amba fighters are either children from the Southwest or from neighboring regions.
He said the people knew the “boys,” and it was high time to confront them and have them lay down their weapons.
“We have been getting information from among them. Some of them say they are tired,” he stated.
To him, the real battle in Cameroon is now in the Far North Region, “but those in our region are children from our region or from neighboring regions that are close to us, and we know them.”
However, he acknowledged that development is stalled in the region because foreign partners still label the Southwest as a security red zone.
#MMINews
Most people view pastors and religious leaders as conduits to God. Religious leaders are meant to aid you in your religious journey and as a guide but this has been manipulated by religious leaders that they aim to portray themselves as prophets and much more .
Genuine question, why do some people feel the need to have a personal relationship with their pastor?
If I want to support my church, I give my offering or contribute when necessary. But what exactly are you looking for when you visit your pastor’s house, seek personal conversations, or want to be close to him?
And please don’t say “prayers” because you can pray for yourself.
Is there a certain validation or spiritual reassurance that comes from being personally known by your pastor?