The leader of the SDF took advantage of the presentation of his vows to the press last Thursday to attack the 33-year reign of Paul Biya.

On Thursday, January 14, 2015, at 4 pm, the chairman of the SDF, Ni John Fru Ndi, invited journalists at his Ntarikon residence, Bamenda, to take stock of national life.

For SDF, 2015 had been a difficult year despite the official discourse, a difficult year like the previous. The chairman paid tribute to those who had lost their lives under torture, bullets, and expeditious trial, not forgetting those who have lost their jobs and property.”

This is a horror from a regime considered precarious in its activities [the vending, moto-taxis, calls box, anarchic opening sales away and churches and other dangerous activities] as a mode of development or business model, “he criticized.

For him, the current system is unable to ensure the happiness of his countrymen. Even the law of 2016 finances is far from solving the real concerns of citizens. Reducing 20F / liter of gasoline is a perfect example in his view of managerial failure.

The SDF regrets that the agriculture sector continues to practice subsistence agriculture. “The SDF is committed to addressing the poverty situation of the citizens through proactive and progressive agricultural policies that will address some of the identified obstacles hampering the development of agriculture in Cameroon.

In particular deforestation, soil erosion by water and the wind, the uncontrolled exploitation of our natural resources (forests, fisheries, livestock), the insufficient involvement of local people in decisions, legislation, and inadequate law enforcement, endemic corruption, inefficiency and institutionalized inertia," proposed Fru Ndi.