::: Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh... The Cameroon of Tomorrow :::

"There are two ways of looking at the quest for democratization. Sometimes it is the leadership that provides guidance and takes the initiative that can put in place a democratic structure or system, or, on the other hand , the demands of the people from the grassroots who aspire to live in a democratic  society"


"The world has become very competitive and thus to attract investors , we must create a business- friendly enviroment that promotes private sector development". 




Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh’s “The Cameroon of Tomorrow: The Man in his Words” can now be obtained in Germany. There are limited numbers of copies available and delivery will be made strictly on a first-come, first-served basis. 


Grasp your copy now!


I got mine a special autograph just for me...yeah!

To place your order, please contact Dr. Etah Ewane
004915229788291

etahewane@ymail.com

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