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    It is fundamental that we define our own priorities. We must determine what is good for us, what is good for our country and for our people. We must build a future that is ours, a future planned by and for ourselves. The country we want to build must reflect ourselves. It must reflect our aspirations, our will, our love, our cultures, our potential.  

This sadly enough is not the case today. The political, economical realities of the african states in general and of Cameroon in precisely are nothing but a colonialism project. Most of the time the great african cities in the continent are a legacy of colonialism and colonialists who depending on where rivers where located, did build cities, railroad links, ports in order to transfer through ships all the wealth of the african soil to Europe.      

It is clear that Cameroon must free itself from this vision and we must consider The National Triangle as a whole, like one body whose power and greatness are conditioned by the full development of its separate organs and components.  

What is good for us?

It is good for us that our wealth helps make us happy. It is good for us that our land feeds us. It is good for us that our cultures educate and fill us with knowledge for the progress of our people. It is good for us that we live in harmony, brotherly and sisterly with our African brothers and sisters inside and outside the motherland, I so mean the African Diaspora in the Caribbean, Americas, Europe. It is good for us that we know who we are in order to give our action a direction. It is good for us that we be confident in our confidents, in our future, in our potential, in ourselves. It is good for us that we seek excellence for our countries. All that is good for us.