Arrey Obenson

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Arrey Obenson

@aobenson

Highly motivated, empowerment enthusiast, believer in the ingenuity of the human race. #aospeaks #opportunitygap #bridgethegsp

St. Louis Katılım Nisan 2009
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Arrey Obenson
Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
Heard a South African claim that Africans in Ghana & DRC conspired to kill their own leaders, as if Africans hating Africans is something new. Why not tap into our better angels instead? Like the Manden Charter of Mali, which honored human dignity before it became a global value.
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
We call it “xenophobia,” but the real fuel is poverty, inequality, and a system that leaves most with too little. Blaming foreigners is easier than facing the real enemy: scarcity created by injustice. There is enough for everyone—if only we demanded better. #SouthAfrica
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
Once more it is time for Africa to lead the world to peace and stability. #macky4un
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
@ThiamelNiang @mackysallonu « Il est urgent d’agir ensemble pour apaiser les tensions, guérir notre planète et réduire les inégalités persistantes entre le Nord et le Sud. » Macky Sall
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
@joDionNgute Donc le Cameroun dispose d’un gouvernement qui faire semblant à fonctionner?
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PM - Dion Ngute - CMR
PM - Dion Ngute - CMR@joDionNgute·
⛔🇨🇲Affaire Port Autonome de Douala et Société Générale de Surveillance SGS.⤵️ Au terme de la réunion d'urgence que j'ai présidé ce 29 01 2026 avec toutes les parties prenantes, en conformité avec les dispositions légales, j'ai instruit la poursuite du contrat de la SGS. Ledit contrat ayant été signé avec le #Gouvernement, il ne revient pas à une autre entité de procéder à son annulation. 🇨🇲 #PM #JDN #Cameroun @PortAutonomeDouala #SGS @Transatlantic
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Kah Walla
Kah Walla@KahWalla·
Difficult to know what to say. What is undeniable is the ingenuity, creativity & technical ability of Emmanuel Wembe. What is tragic: because our government cannot build ROADS, this is what this ingenuity is being used for. People like him are doing robotics elsewhere. Africa!
HistoireDuCameroun🇨🇲@mbeatowe

Regardez un reportage sur la moto à 10 places conçue par Emmanuel Wembe. Un reportage de Frank-Durock Tassonkeng avec les images de Olivier Fotso pour Balafon TV. - Source: facebook.com/share/v/1837BJ…

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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
@MimiMefoInfo En réalité le Cameroun est rester très derrière de la majorité des pays Africains. C’est bien dommage parce qu’il semble que les Camerounais ne savent pas ce qu’ils le manquent.
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MMI News@MimiMefoInfo·
Nos confrères de Équinoxe tv ont visité ma ville de Rabat, capitale du Maroc. Selon vous, Yaoundé a t-elle quelque chose à envier à cette ville, surtout que le Cameroun est dans la "grandeur et espérance"?
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
@africatechie We must not give up. We will keep showing up until the will of Cameroonian people is respected, until justice restored and 30 million Cameroonians given the opportunity to achieve their greatest potential @projectcameroon
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
Africa, my Africa, a land of 1.2 billion opportunities waiting to happen. #iamafrica #iamcameroon
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The Curse Of The Kitenge, Beauty Creams, And Baskets At The African Trade Show Just done a column in .@NationAfrica on African expos/exhibitions. They are by and large an endless, soul-crushing loop of the same few things, no matter the African country. Yes, the brightly patterned (Ankara, Kitenge, Kente, Masaai blankets, Mlifa, Biskri etc) are beautiful. The hand-woven baskets are authentic. The small-batch curry powders smell wonderful. The vials of essential oils and tubs of petroleum jelly are the lifeblood of someone's honest hustle. And those ubiquitous metal pans? They are robust, they cook the beans. But let us be serious - and politically incorrect. These things, the very foundation of our informal economy, have become a beautiful, brightly coloured intellectual trap. They confirm, year after year, the narrative of the “Exotic, Developing Africa”; a continent stuck in the handicraft and primary product bracket. You walk through the halls of “Innovation” and what do you see? Not modular, locally-designed solar panels that could electrify the village, or locally-assembled lithium batteries to store the juice. You don't see affordable, locally-made diagnostic ultrasound machines or simple ventilators for our under-equipped hospitals. Where is industrial-grade PVC piping, or the high-grade fertiliser formulation that would allow us to build and feed ourselves without waiting for a container ship from Shenzhen? We are selling beautiful souvenirs, and the rest of the world is trading in assets and capabilities. We are so far down the manufacturing chain that we notice with horror we didn't even have to mention the heavy stuff: the MRI machines that see into the body or the industrial robotics that automate the factories. Until we start seeing trade expos dominated by fridge compressors, flat-screen TV displays, motherboards, and locally-engineered water purification systems, we are merely hosting a market for well-meaning tourists and not a serious trade platform. We are celebrating the past, while the future waits outside the tent, holding a power drill. And that is why we will remain at the bottom, smelling richly of shea butter and groundnuts, beautifully dressed, but perpetually borrowing the tools to build our own house. (Full article, “We’re Maasai blanket prisoners”, #story" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nation.africa/kenya/blogs-op…)

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Charles Onyango-Obbo
Charles Onyango-Obbo@cobbo3·
The Curse Of The Kitenge, Beauty Creams, And Baskets At The African Trade Show Just done a column in .@NationAfrica on African expos/exhibitions. They are by and large an endless, soul-crushing loop of the same few things, no matter the African country. Yes, the brightly patterned (Ankara, Kitenge, Kente, Masaai blankets, Mlifa, Biskri etc) are beautiful. The hand-woven baskets are authentic. The small-batch curry powders smell wonderful. The vials of essential oils and tubs of petroleum jelly are the lifeblood of someone's honest hustle. And those ubiquitous metal pans? They are robust, they cook the beans. But let us be serious - and politically incorrect. These things, the very foundation of our informal economy, have become a beautiful, brightly coloured intellectual trap. They confirm, year after year, the narrative of the “Exotic, Developing Africa”; a continent stuck in the handicraft and primary product bracket. You walk through the halls of “Innovation” and what do you see? Not modular, locally-designed solar panels that could electrify the village, or locally-assembled lithium batteries to store the juice. You don't see affordable, locally-made diagnostic ultrasound machines or simple ventilators for our under-equipped hospitals. Where is industrial-grade PVC piping, or the high-grade fertiliser formulation that would allow us to build and feed ourselves without waiting for a container ship from Shenzhen? We are selling beautiful souvenirs, and the rest of the world is trading in assets and capabilities. We are so far down the manufacturing chain that we notice with horror we didn't even have to mention the heavy stuff: the MRI machines that see into the body or the industrial robotics that automate the factories. Until we start seeing trade expos dominated by fridge compressors, flat-screen TV displays, motherboards, and locally-engineered water purification systems, we are merely hosting a market for well-meaning tourists and not a serious trade platform. We are celebrating the past, while the future waits outside the tent, holding a power drill. And that is why we will remain at the bottom, smelling richly of shea butter and groundnuts, beautifully dressed, but perpetually borrowing the tools to build our own house. (Full article, “We’re Maasai blanket prisoners”, #story" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nation.africa/kenya/blogs-op…)
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MMI News
MMI News@MimiMefoInfo·
Anicet Georges Ekane, Djeukam Tchameni, and Professor Jean Calvin Aba’a Oyono Referred to the Yaoundé Military Court Tension is rising in Yaoundé. On Friday afternoon, President Anicet Georges Ekane, Djeukam Tchameni, and Professor Jean Calvin Aba’a Oyono were referred to the Military Court in Yaoundé under heavy escort. At exactly 1:39 p.m., the three political figures left the State Secretariat for Defense (SCRJ), where they had been held for several days. According to initial information from their defense team, 55 other citizens arrested in Yaoundé, Garoua, and Djoum are currently facing the same situation. Lawyers led by Barrister Hippolyte BT Meli report having collected primary data on the circumstances of the arrests and detentions, ahead of a provisional report expected in the coming hours. This effort aims to document what several human rights advocates are already describing as an unprecedented wave of political repression since the start of post-election tensions. ... Read more here 👇 buff.ly/LzUlD0y
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Rebecca Enonchong
Rebecca Enonchong@africatechie·
Free Anicet Ekane Free Djeukam Kameni Free Florence Titcho Free Aba’a Oyono Free Fabrice Lena Free all political prisoners #FreeCameroon 🇨🇲
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
@africatechie @joDionNgute I concur it is massacre of our people. A crime that history must not forget and that perpetrators must be held accountable.
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Rebecca Enonchong@africatechie·
You participated directly in the fraud that produced his illegitimate claim to victory. The results in Ndian are an assault on our collective conscience. The blood of these young people, killed under your direction, will remain on your hands. Their deaths will not go unpunished. You will be held accountable. #FreeCameroon
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PM - Dion Ngute - CMR
PM - Dion Ngute - CMR@joDionNgute·
Suite à la publication officielle des résultats de l’élection présidentielle du 12 octobre 2025, je suis heureux d’adresser mes chaleureuses félicitations au Président de la République, Son Excellence Paul BIYA, pour sa brillante victoire. J’y joins mes vœux les plus sincères de plein succès dans l’accomplissement de sa haute mission au service de la Nation Je voudrais exprimer ma profonde gratitude à l’endroit des Camerounaises et des Camerounais qui ont contribué au succès de ce processus électoral, démontrant, une fois de plus, la solidité de nos Institutions et la vitalité de notre démocratie J’en appelle, par ailleurs, à la retenue de ceux de nos compatriotes qui, dans un élan d’émotion, pourraient être tentés de recourir à la violence. Une telle voie a déjà montré ses limites pour le peuple épris de paix que nous formons Je voudrais enfin exprimer la compassion de l’ensemble du Gouvernement à tous les compatriotes qui portent les stigmates des remous postélectoraux, ainsi qu’à leurs proches. Il nous appartient désormais de tourner résolument nos regards vers l’avenir et de conjuguer, sans exclusive, nos efforts pour l’édification d’une société camerounaise plus prospère et plus unie, sous la conduite éclairée et bienveillante du Chef de l’État. #JDN #Cameroun #Présidentielle2025
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CRTVweb@CRTV_web·
Au moment où le peuple souverain vient de m’accorder une fois de plus sa confiance pour un nouveau mandat, mes premières pensées vont à tous ceux qui ont inutilement perdu leurs vies, ainsi qu’à leurs familles, du fait des violences post-électorales. #Biya2025 #PaulBiya #Cameroun
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Arrey Obenson@aobenson·
Demonstrations is universal right and must not be met with military response against the armless civilians. @PaulBiya25
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