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18, April 2020
Blood on his hands: Yang Philemon is French Cameroun’s new Grand Chancellor 0
President Biya on Friday the 17th of April appointed former Prime Minister, Philemon Yang to the post of Grand Chancellor of National Orders.
The Southern Cameroons politician with too much blood on his hands reacted by saying that “I am very pleased, I would like to sincerely thank the Head of State. This gives me another opportunity to serve the President of the Republic and also serve the Cameroonian people.”
Yang who spent 20 years in Canada as Cameroon’s ambassador was recently the Head of the permanent delegation of the Central Committee of the ruling CPDM crime syndicate to the North West Region.
The former Prime Minister also observed that he knows nothing about his new mission.
“I guess these are the big challenges. I think that in the coming days I will be able to learn and know what it is all about and that way I can make my small contribution,” he said.
Thus, less than two years after his exit from government, Philemon Yang rebounded at the Grand Chancellery of National Orders. He replaces Peter Mafany Musonge who spent 13 years in this high office.
By Oke Akombi Ayukepi Akap in Glasgow with files from CIN