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Controversy Surrounds Sale of Atanga Nji's Book in Administrative Services

The sale of Paul Atanga Nji's newly published book in administrative services has sparked controversy in Cameroon. Criticism arose after a communiqué from the Adamaoua governor announced the book's availability, prompting concerns about institutional neutrality. Cabral Libii, president of the PCRN, emphasized the need for impartiality in public institutions amidst the debate.

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Context of the Controversy

The controversy began with a communiqué issued on November 2, 2026, by the governor of the Adamaoua region, announcing the sale of Paul Atanga Nji's book in administrative services. This announcement raised questions about the appropriateness of promoting a political figure's work within government institutions. Critics argue that such actions blur the lines between state functions and political activities, potentially undermining the neutrality expected from public institutions.

Paul Atanga Nji, the Minister of Territorial Administration, has published a book outlining his vision for public action. The timing of the book's promotion within administrative services has led to accusations of using state resources for personal political gain. This situation has ignited a broader discussion about the role of public officials in promoting their works while in office.

Political Reactions

Cabral Libii, the president of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (PCRN), has publicly criticized the sale of Atanga Nji's book in administrative services. He emphasized the importance of maintaining neutrality within public institutions, stating that the promotion of a political figure's work in such settings is inappropriate. Libii's remarks reflect a growing concern among opposition leaders regarding the misuse of state resources for political purposes.

The controversy has also led to increased visibility for Atanga Nji's book, as the criticisms surrounding its sale have sparked public interest. While some view the situation as a misuse of power, others argue that the discussions generated by the controversy could benefit the book's sales. This duality highlights the complex relationship between politics and public perception in Cameroon.

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