🇨🇲Cameroon Rising Tension: Biya says “move on”, Tchiroma Defiant | Atanga Nji Preaches Power...

Cameroon is under pressure. The regime says “move on”. The people, and part of the system, say not so fast.

In this episode, we break down the latest flashpoints shaping a volatile post-election landscape.

🇨🇲 Biya says “move on”
Paul Biya surfaces with a message urging Cameroonians to turn the page on the presidential election and “come together” behind a “worthy cause”.
We unpack:

what he doesn’t mention (killings, arrests, fraud claims),

why this is an attempt to seal an open wound without treatment.

✊ Tchiroma defiant
Issa Tchiroma Bakary maintains his stance as President-elect, stands by his denunciation of a “gangster state” and arbitrary arrests, and refuses to legitimize the call to “move on”.

We analyse:
where his ultimatum and legal strategy stand,
how his position resonates with growing public frustration.

🙏 Atanga Nji’s preaching & selective releases
From Ngaoundéré to Maroua, Minister Paul Atanga Nji:

quotes “all authority comes from God” to chiefs, clergy and security forces,
distributes Biya’s inaugural speech like doctrine,
announces the release of about 60 teenagers, blaming “intoxication” and presenting their freedom as presidential mercy.

We ask:
Why were minors detained in the first place?
Why frame their release as grace, not correction of abuse?
Is this justice, or carefully packaged damage control?

⚖️ Beyond propaganda: law, youth & resistance
We also look at:
updates from Tchiroma’s legal team on documenting detainees, killings and torture,
northern youth calling out local elites accused of collaborating with repression,

growing calls for ghost towns and non-violent resistance as a direct reply to the regime’s narrative.

🧭 Our editorial: What “move on” really means

After the updates, we connect the dots:

Biya’s unity without accountability,

Tchiroma’s defiance,

Atanga Nji’s religious-political messaging,

the selective release of detainees.

We ask:
How should Cameroonians respond—firmly, peacefully, strategically—when power demands silence without truth?

⚠️ Disclaimer
This channel:
does not endorse violence, hate speech or tribal attacks,
provides analysis for civic education and public accountability,
advocates lawful, peaceful, disciplined resistance to defend life, dignity and democratic choice.

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