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Cameroon: These Oiled Lips

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Cameroon Tribune (Yaoundé)

COLUMN
13 May 2008
Posted to the web 13 May 2008

Tche Irene Morikang

There are some incidents that are deplorable as they bring to light the fragility and vulnerability of some people. The manner in which some artists and even media persons handled the events that unfolded in the Cameroon Music Corporation over the weekend is, to say the least, perplexing.

How could so many people fail to see the truth? How could so many people be pocketed by one person? How could so many people throw objectivity into the dustbin? Was it CFA power at work again?

Anyway, there are stories. And very interesting ones! One of such is that "Green boys" did exchange hands. So, lips were oiled? What else could we expect from mouths that ate of the "forbidden fruit"? It is ridiculous!

But, tell me something, was the oil not sufficient for all the lips? Or some individuals wilfully refused to have their lips soiled? Anyway, the wind has blown and the anus of the chicken is out! The gesticulation and media propaganda is over. And the Culture boss has spoken. Full Stop!

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