Special Status for the Anglophone regions is a right not a gift!

If in the course of framing the 1996 constitution by what has gone down in history as the Joseph Owona commission, and provision was made for a special status for the two Anglophone provinces, it certainly was because these two regions deserved the right to enjoy these inherent status with which they had sustained their existence long before unification. More so, it was on the basis of this inherent discipline in the people of this part of the country, embodying all institutions of governance that made the reunification a success story in the very beginning. Even if today, that erstwhile…