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Monique Koumate- This is a pregnant woman of twins who allegedly failed to deliver her twin babies and lost her life in Cameroon's business capital, Douala. Her sister, a non-medical professional performed an emergency c-section on her corpse on the hospital premises, using a razor blade. She did this to save the babies but unfortunately both babies died. Three sad deaths. Paysans (Cameroonians) are blaming this on the deplorable state of medical services in the country.
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Women's day is drama day and sometimes the drama gets bloody. The eerie photos on Facebook after this year's celebrations on March 8 tell it all. Such pictures shall not be seen on my blog in Jesus' name! Some paysans want the celebrations to be scrapped.
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ENEO is worse than AES. AES was defined by the disgruntled population as Always Expect Shortage. Now what shall we call ENEO? Paysans are so pissed that someone had to piss on ENEO.
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In dictionaries in pays (Cameroon) democracy means monarchy.
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Even the 'power man' on the other side whose bones are feeble doesn't want to let go. Hah! Paysans are not happy.
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Paysans have changed the definition of blogging to copy and paste. There is a surge in the number of "copiers and pasters". The volume of bad news going around makes 'business' easier for them. Hah! What happened to creativity?
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People read Precious Core and fail to comment. When will you change?
With all these, people still live, love and laugh in Cameroon. What are some of the things that get you enraged? Share with us below.
Angele marie says
I talkam Precious, u never disappoint. When u take up your pen u are ready to write. Sometimes I start smiling before reading your posts. What can I say. You have summarised our problems into a page. No one can say it better. Go girl, we deyfor ya back
Precious Nkeih says
A di go mami. Thank you for reading!
Sold to Christ says
What happened to the twins? Did they survive?
Precious Nkeih says
No dear, they died. Sad
Sold to Christ says
Too bad. I was hoping that they somehow somehow managed to survive.
No wonder Camerounians are angry. Although come to think of it Africans sef should be angry. This happens too often. No regard for human life.
God just help us.
Precious Nkeih says
Too often preventable deaths happen in Africa. We can only seek to make better choices and leave the rest in God's hands.