Postwatch (Cameroon)

Book Review: Namondo Child of the Water Spirits) by Ntemfac Ofege

Originally Published in The Post Newspaper

Every one hundred years, or so, a book bursts unto the global readership and stays there for the next one thousand years and more. Ntemfac A.N. Ofege's Namondo (Child of the Water Spirits) is just that kind of book.

Ripe with transfigurations and transformations, this novel promises to be a spirited and lingering read for all those who navigate multiple cultures, languages, times and geographies.

How the immortal gods meddle in the affairs of men has always provided ambrosial reading.

Authors like Homer, who recounted such stories acquired immortality in their own right. It all starts in the beginning: "Chaos reigned in the firmament, until the ageless spirit Ovase Lova breathed and created dawn. Stars from his fingertips jeweled the heavens and newborn planets radiated throughout the vast universe."

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Yaounde – The reviews after a few sneak previews of Ntemfac A.N. Ofege’s "To Kill a Killer" are rave, almost delirious.

"I personally liked the intrigue of the film, its sound and picture quality and the directing," says Mr. Amadou Vamoulke, the General Manager of the Cameroon Radio and Television Corporation, CRTV.

"To Kill a Killer"

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Ntemfac A.N. Ofege

The Contentious Article 6:2

Article 6 of Cameroon’s 1996 Constitution states:

(1) The President of the Republic shall be elected by a majority of the votes cast through direct, equal and secret universal suffrage.

(2) The President of the Republic shall be elected for a term of office of 7 (seven) years. He shall be eligible for re-election once.