By Martin Jumbam
I believe it is last year that Cameroon’s Head of State, Mr. Paul Biya, presided over ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary of Cameroon's School of Administration and Magistracy, commonly known by its French acronym ‘ENAM’. In one flowery speech after another, we heard how much the nation is, or should be, grateful to ENAM, being the institution that has, over the past fifty years, provided the ‘grease’ that has been oiling the Cameroonian state administration machinery.
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