United Nations Secretary General
Guterres has no comment on, and have refused to answer on, Cameroon’s expulsion
and now public trashing of their own UN OCHA officials in Bamenda, Andrew Jack
Pendleton. Biya’s minister Atanga Nji has publicly denounced this UN official
for his mild comments on the government’s slaughter of civilians at Ngarbuh.
But Guterres has said nothing. The most basic thing a UN Secretary General is
expected to do is speak for UN officials being chased out. But no – Guterres is
too corrupt.
On February 16 Inner City Press from its sources in
Cameroon reported on the killing of more than two dozen civilians including
children in Ngar in NW Cameroon.
Before 10 am on February 17 Inner City Press in writing asked
Guterres, his spokespeople Stephane Dujarric and Eri Kaneko about the
killings.
There was no answer, and with
Dujarric on vacation in Orlando, Florida, Eri Kaneko fielded only two questions
at a ten minute long noon briefing on February 17 that Inner City Press was banned from entering and asking at. Since then Guterres, Dujarric and Melissa
Fleming have refused to answer daily questions from Inner City Press on what has become their genocide in Cameroon.
Now there’s widely circulated video a toddler whose mother was killed in Babanki
(Kedjom Ketinguh) in Mezam, in the North West region of Cameroon. Soldiers are
responsible, and 10 other civilians have been killed. Meanwhile corrupt
Guterres and Catarina Vaz Pinto, the First Lady of Faux Socialism, ran right by
Inner City Press loud questions about Cameroon on February 29, into the
publicly funded mansion Guterres lives in some of the time.
Also one of the witnesses who
exposed the Biya government’s mass killing at Ngarbuh, Mallam Danjuma has been
killed and dumped in Bui by government forces in Kikaikelaki. And from the UN
of Guterres? Nothing. This is Guterres’ genocide. He has the only press that
ask him about it, even from his propaganda speech at NYC’s The New School.
13, March 2020
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United Nations Secretary General Guterres has no comment on, and have refused to answer on, Cameroon’s expulsion and now public trashing of their own UN OCHA officials in Bamenda, Andrew Jack Pendleton. Biya’s minister Atanga Nji has publicly denounced this UN official for his mild comments on the government’s slaughter of civilians at Ngarbuh. But Guterres has said nothing. The most basic thing a UN Secretary General is expected to do is speak for UN officials being chased out. But no – Guterres is too corrupt.
On February 16 Inner City Press from its sources in Cameroon reported on the killing of more than two dozen civilians including children in Ngar in NW Cameroon.
Before 10 am on February 17 Inner City Press in writing asked Guterres, his spokespeople Stephane Dujarric and Eri Kaneko about the killings.
There was no answer, and with Dujarric on vacation in Orlando, Florida, Eri Kaneko fielded only two questions at a ten minute long noon briefing on February 17 that Inner City Press was banned from entering and asking at. Since then Guterres, Dujarric and Melissa Fleming have refused to answer daily questions from Inner City Press on what has become their genocide in Cameroon.
Now there’s widely circulated video a toddler whose mother was killed in Babanki (Kedjom Ketinguh) in Mezam, in the North West region of Cameroon. Soldiers are responsible, and 10 other civilians have been killed. Meanwhile corrupt Guterres and Catarina Vaz Pinto, the First Lady of Faux Socialism, ran right by Inner City Press loud questions about Cameroon on February 29, into the publicly funded mansion Guterres lives in some of the time.
Also one of the witnesses who exposed the Biya government’s mass killing at Ngarbuh, Mallam Danjuma has been killed and dumped in Bui by government forces in Kikaikelaki. And from the UN of Guterres? Nothing. This is Guterres’ genocide. He has the only press that ask him about it, even from his propaganda speech at NYC’s The New School.
Source: Inner City Press