Dear Sir,VIOLATION OF RIGHTS; TRESSPASS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY, ABUSE OF AUTORITY AND FRAUD. It is true and very evident now that, when the wind blows strong the anus of the fowl can be seen. Even those we think should have some immunity of abuse, considering their loyalty to the state still have their rights greatly endangered. We take a close look at the old story of Jean Baptiste Yonké who has saved the state loyally for many years holding high personality posts and today on retirement.

Jean Baptiste Yonké solicits help from FFCI ( Frontline Fighters for Citizens’ Interest), an association specialized in the defense and protection of human rights and freedoms in Cameroon, on the 30th March 2013. His request for the intervention addressed to the head of state: President Paul Biya on the 30th July 2013 and earlier to the Minister of Town planning and Housing.

Ended up the “dirty way”, the billion dollar question is, if a man of this caliber is deprived of ownership of his “titled hand”, what more of the common man? How, before God and man can be title be issued for a land which already has one? It is clearly discrimination and fraud!!! But by who? FFCI here below gives a detained look at Jean Baptiste Yonké’s petition to them; he writes in person.s

Dear Mr. President of FFCI, I write to solicit your intervention in the following incidences to which I have unjustly been a victim in the Ministry of Town planning and Housing. This is to enable me regain my rights over a piece of land 1124 m² situated at the residential area (new layout) Ngousso, object of land title N° 13112/Mfoundi.

In fact, I personally owned a piece of land at Etoundi-Yaounde which formed part of my private property on which I disputed with no one.

The said piece of land had to face an object of expropriation during the project of construction of residences (GRAS or Government Residential Areas) and of installation of services.

I, as well other victims was indemnified by resettlement.

Two other pieces of land were entitled to my land title of indemnification of numbers 329 and 330 with surface areas: 1124m² and 1226m² respectively at the Ngousso residential area. The injunction number was 673/A/MINUH/DOM of November 1980.

The land title N° 8701/Mfoundi established in the name of the state comprised the object of division to form the land title number 13112/Mfoundi established in my name.

In 1993, the vice prime minister in charge of urbanization, then Mr Ferdinand Owono, in his injunction order N° 171/y.2.5/MINUH/D10 of the 08th June 1993, ordered a withdrawal of my second land title (i.e. N° 330/sited above) that I would be deprived of my rights of ownership of the said piece of land laying emphasis on article 2 of the injunction order which stated, that people who have deprived of ownership will soon be entitled to other pieces of land of equal surface area in another residential areas of the Yaounde town.

Because of lack of the means at that time, I was not able to counteract this injunction order which carried in itself, germs of its destruction and visible signs of forgery.

In fact, a way of disproving it was the threat of sanctioning those who refused to comply with the order which was there said to have substantial exigencies. One, whose property (titled storey building) is to be destroyed, cannot be informed at the same time of destruction that he would be rewarded and how he would be rewarded.

Permit me to tell you that, till date I have not been given any piece of land to replace title N°330.

After, in the injunction order on title N° 330, I still had N°329 left object of title N°13112/Mfoundi in which I had launched since 1985, important projects, leveling and placing the boundary stones with the neighbors following the dispositions provided by the four walls constructed squarely round the plot in cement bricks.

To my greatest dismay, when I went to my piece of land (N°330) in view of exploiting it, I was astonished to see that one Mr. Ousmanou Nassourou, now a private – health super technician had already started constructing on it.

I complained to the Judge at the court of first instance Ekounou who gave an order to Mr. Ousmanou to suspend all his activities on the piece of land bring the two parties before him to settle the land problem.

In court when Ousmanou was charged for trespassing on the litigious piece of land, I saw before me presented; two letters all signed by the minister in charge of housing and town planning, informing me that he has accorded certain pieces of land to the Ngousso community among which my piece of private land was included (land N° 329).

The other letter dated 29th April 2003 was signed by Mr Adji ABdoulaye Hamadou and addressed to Yonké Jean Baptiste (that is me) and which I received on the 21st June 2003. It was informing me that “the state has deprived me of my right of ownership of land parcel N° 000880/y.6.1/MINUH on the 4th August 1997, and the plot had been sold to Mr. Ousmanou Nassourou by Zanga Laurent. Another piece of land would be given to me in compensation of this piece of land at the Yaounde General Hospital. This is how the administration contributes in creating public disorder by violating human rights.

USEFUL OBSERVATIONS

The land parcel N° 329 of the Ngousso residential area was attributes to indemnation by resettlement to Yonké Jean Baptiste by Ministerial Injunction order of 3rd November 1980.

1. It constitutes a land title( already sited N° 13112 Mfoundi) issued by the state to Yonké Jean Baptiste giving him his complete ownership right on the said parcel land.

2. This land title which confided the rights of ownership to its owner i.e. N° 329, which is being disputed was neither cancelled nor withdrawn and the piece of land for which it was substituted was never under any expropriation as stated by decree number 74/3 of 6th July 1974.

3. Contrary to the opinion of the minister of Housing and Town planning, his letter of 04th August 1997 to which he referred did not stipulate that Yonké Jean Baptiste (and the other reallocated neighbors) are deprived of their ownership rights, case was in the injunction order of 08th June 1993 justifying the attribution of the said piece of land to someone else.

4. The minister of town planning and housing should have at least preferably used another injunction order similar to that attributed to this piece of land than uplifting and injunction older by using a sample letter.

5. The minister of Town planning and Housing should NOT have, without soiling his hands with illegality, neglected the law and gone ahead to attempt regularizing private transactions, to which the administration is a total stranger. Even bearing witness that land parcel N° 329 had been sold by Zanga Laurent to Ousmanou Nassourou.

6. Moreover, we will proved that Zanga Laurent had made negotiations with Ousmanou Nassourou for a future sales of an Undefined and non matriculated piece of land situated at Ngousso. It came out to be Yonké’s N° 329 that the minister is trying to seize for the benefit of Ousmanou Nassourou.Further more it has a title opposed to the agreement ( N° 13112- presited) with surface area 1124m².

Beyond every reasonable doubt, it is indisputable that the state laws which reassure citizens of the well being attributed to land ownership and land title and the transfer of ownership to another citizen have been seriously abused by the various actors mentioned. Nothing that the initial land parcel had NEVER been under any legal form of expropriation; all these are practices which constitute public disorder and human right abuse and fraud.

THIS IS WHY Mr YONKE JEAN BAPTISTE IN ORDERS TO PRESERVE SOCIAL PEACE? WHICH IS VERY VALUABLE FOR MY FELLOW COMPATRIOT CAMEROUNIANS, HAVE DECIDED TO SEEK YOUR INTERVENTION, FFCI?

That, following the situation presented and the scenarios exposed,

To please intervene energetically at the ministry of Housing and Town planning and the entire government so that Mr. Ousmanou Nassourou and his enterprise should stop its works on this piece of land which has been unjustly and deceptively accorder to Mr. Ousmanou Nassourou.

While waiting for your actions dear Mr. President of FFCI and your entire staff, general assembly and collaborators, I would provide any further information and proves that is further required. (Telephone: 699 816 148 Yonké).

Bangangté the 16th October 2015.

This is the letter we received from Mr. Yonké. It is quite historical and digs out the fact that even land is being embezzled. If we would intervene it is going to bring some queues perhaps because some of the ministries and institutions along the course would not like to expose the “Big Fishes”. We however work with one policy; it takes disorder to bring order, one for all, all for one. If we correct history we change today and safe tomorrow. The executive board of the FFCI meets this Wednesday 11 NOV 2015 to discuss some pressing matters: they called it undisclosed agenda entitled. Give what belongs to Ceasar to Ceasar!!!!!

Mr President of the National commission of human rights and freedom, mindful of your authority, power, your understanding and the general goals of the national commission of human rights, we would depend on your collaboration to succeed in this mission. Without all these Sir, all what we are doing would be “a shot in the dark.”

Your Sincerely:

MOWHA Franklin

FFCI National President

Copies:

* Prime Minister Head of Government

* Minister of Town planning and Housing