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Stand Up For Cameroon intensifies Black Friday campaign to kick out President Biya

The theme of this August 30, 2019 Black Friday campaign is “in solidarity with people of the North West and South West regions and political prisoners”.

For several months now, the black Friday initiative launched by Kah Walla’s Stand Up For Cameroon has been observed by prominent political figures and civil society actors like Barrister Alice Nkom, and Henriette Ekwe.

Barrister Alice Nkom joins black Friday campaign
Kah Walla, President CPP

In a message today, the Cameroon People’s Party which of advocating for a political transition without delay said they are preparing for a peaceful revolution to bring down what they called “our dictator, his regime, his system”.

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