For those who had been following events related to what has now become known as the Anglophone crisis, it could not have come as a surprise that the mission of the president of the National Episcopal Conference, Archbishop Kleda. to the two Anglophone Regions met with a stonewall. The Archbishop ought to have realized from the very beginning of the crisis, that the organization he heads, the National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon, stood a better chance over any other body, to mediate in the crisis, which today he is only struggling to patch-up broken pieces of a whole. That the…
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