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Thoughts are profound, 😉and Ipost just for fun.😆 if you want to claim maturity take that to your family meeting.

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@loudeyforyou Nobi by who buy Benz oo

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@MimiMefoInfo Is there anything good that comes out from Yaoundé 😂😂😂
So so terrible news

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@FabrizioRomano This Neymar is soo injury prone

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@MimiMefoInfo Vote a law against rape
Death sentence and see who will rape again in Cameroon

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@TouchlineX @rubenuria They need the money more than ferran

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@TouchlineX @rubenuria Sell ferran

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@goal We already knew

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@FabrizioRomano We know the results

[MMI News @MimiMefoInfo]

Since 1962, the Cameroon National Assembly has seen five speakers. 

1) Marcel Marigoh Mboua: May 11, 1962 to June 14, 1973

He was the first speaker of parliament following the reunification of British Southern Cameroon and French West Cameroon. Marcel Marigoh served as the Federal Assembly Speaker.

2) Solomon Tadeng Muna: June 14, 1973 to April 8, 1988

He took over after serving as Cameroon's federal vice president and, at the same time, prime minister of West Cameroon. When the federal government was abolished in the 1972 referendum, Muna moved to occupy the speaker of parliament position in 1973.

3) Lawrence Fonka Shang: April 8, 1988 to March 31, 1992.

His reign was short-lived, as he died in office. He only presided over the affairs of the National Assembly for just four years.

4) Cavaye Yeguie Djibril: March 31, 1992 to March 17, 2026.

As it stands, he is the longest-serving speaker. The first class, Lamidou of Mada, spent 34 years more than the previous speakers combined.

5) Theodore Datouo: March 17, 2026 till present.

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@davido 001

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@FCBarcelona Cameroon

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@MimiMefoInfo Make the get out

[MMI News @MimiMefoInfo]

A U.S.-based Cameroonian Catholic priest, Fr. Francis Sama Muma, has publicly challenged Cameroon’s Catholic bishops, questioning whether the Church is truly defending truth and justice amid the country’s deepening crisis. Responding to calls for an “apolitical” stance, he argues that the Gospel cannot be preached without directly confronting injustice. Drawing on examples from Pope Leo XIV and other bishops who have spoken boldly against oppression elsewhere, Fr. Muma insists that neutrality is not the same as moral responsibility—and that the Church in Cameroon must reclaim its historic role as a voice for the voiceless.

Read more: https://t.co/MxXZ53oQSH

#MMINews

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@MimiMefoInfo Shameless pa them

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@officialABAT @PaulKagame @grok is this Ai generated??

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@officialABAT @PaulKagame @grok is this Ai generated!?

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@brfootball Garcia can save your relationship

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@MimiMefoInfo Jokes

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@FabrizioRomano This kid iis unstoppable

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@MimiMefoInfo No Video on the internet has ever angered me as this. This is gross violation and open provocation to the Cameroonian people.