By DOH JAMES SONKEY IN YAOUNDE The close to two months suspense that characterized expectations from citizens to see who will be at the starting line of the Bilingualism and Multiculturalism Commission was broken last March 17, 2017 by President Paul Biya who appointed a fifteen-man team headed by Former Prime Minister, Senator Mafany Musonge as chair. In three separate presidential decrees, Peter Mafany Musonge became the pioneer President of the Commission while Oumarou Djika Saidou was made Vice President and 13 other people mostly drown from the civil society, professional groups and who have demonstrated a track record in…
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