Educator, truth lover and hypocrisy hater
Douala, Cameroon
Joined March 2009
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Ndze frederick retweeted
I have so much to say, lol but everything I want to write will get me in trouble 😭
The US government has been compromised for a long time.
Btw have you ever seen this?.
I'm not sure why you would have but I saw this when I was young and it was instrumental in shaping how I saw events take place in my country.
youtu.be/Z1EA2ohrt5Q?is=E0Sk…
Ndze frederick retweeted
There are two main types of resources in the world: human resources and natural resources.
Human potential is the greatest resource of all.
Yet I believe it is increasingly under attack in Western countries by globalist agendas.
That's why I question the growing ideological influence in our schools.
That's why I question taxation policies that can discourage work, entrepreneurship, and wealth creation.
A nation's greatest strength is its people. Undermine their potential, and you undermine the nation's future.
Ndze frederick retweeted
“A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.”
— Commonly attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
Think about that for a moment.
What if the greatest thing holding you back isn't your age, your circumstances, or your resources, but the limits of what you believe is possible?
Sometimes, all it takes is one new experience, one conversation, or one bold step to completely change how you see your future.
Your potential doesn't disappear with age. Sometimes, it simply waits for your mind to discover new possibilities.
When was the last time an experience completely changed your perspective?
Ndze frederick retweeted
Awesome quote.
The youth of african population is a real asset in that regard.
Only a potential at this moment until it is capitalized on
Ndze frederick retweeted
The MMINEWS editorial team has received a complaint from a Cameroonian who denounces what he considers abusive practices by MTN Cameroon’s MOMOKASH service. Below is the content of his complaint:
"Subject: Complaint against MTN Cameroon’s MOMOKASH service
To the attention of Mimi Mefo Info,
I am writing to you to lodge a complaint against MTN Cameroon, specifically its MOMOKASH service, which I accuse of exploiting Cameroonian citizens.
To obtain a loan of FCFA 10,000 through this service, customers must first register by paying a fee of FCFA 750. After receiving the loan, borrowers have two weeks to repay it, amounting to FCFA 10,000 plus FCFA 750 in interest.
Once this two-week deadline has passed, the interest automatically increases to FCFA 1,500, with an additional penalty of FCFA 5,000.
If this amount is not paid within the following two weeks, the penalty increases to FCFA 10,000, and the process continues in the same manner.
Furthermore, once the loan has been granted, the service never sends borrowers a reminder of the repayment deadline. Instead, it simply catches them off guard, which is unacceptable.
I kindly ask you to look into this matter seriously.
I look forward to hearing from you. Please accept the assurances of my highest consideration.
Mr. Kengne Blaise"
#MMINews
Ndze frederick retweeted
“France takes 50% of Africa’s money.”
The actual mechanism is more complicated.
BEAC maintains at least 50% of CEMAC’s net foreign assets through an operations account at the French Treasury—but those reserves remain within BEAC’s reserve structure and are remunerated.
So:
“France steals half” = too simple.
“France has no role” = also too simple.
Don’t follow the meme.
Follow the mechanism.
The Shadow Files — Episode 5: The Currency After Colonialism File — coming soon.
Catch up on Episodes 1–4:
joshuatberglan.com/the-shado…
#TheShadowFiles #FrancCFA #Cameroon – at Equatorial Guinea
Ndze frederick retweeted
Maybe independence isn’t a flag.
Maybe independence is the ability to make decisions powerful countries hate...
And survive those decisions.
Patrice Lumumba’s story forced me to think differently about what independence actually means.
Is sovereignty simply:
A flag?
An anthem?
A seat at the United Nations?
Or is it the ability to determine:
Who governs you.
Who controls your military.
Who controls your resources.
Who controls your economy.
Who controls your information.
And there is another side of this conversation that cannot be ignored.
We cannot investigate foreign interference and erase African responsibility.
Foreign interference does not erase African agency.
African agency does not erase foreign interference.
The truth has room for both.
Propaganda usually doesn’t.
So maybe independence was never only an event.
Maybe independence is infrastructure.
Political sovereignty.
Economic sovereignty.
Resource sovereignty.
Monetary sovereignty.
Information sovereignty.
The ability to make decisions without asking powerful outsiders for permission.
This is the final piece I’m releasing before The Lumumba File.
The full investigation is next.
If you haven’t watched the previous Shadow Files investigations yet, now is the time:
joshuatberglan.com/the-shado…
Maybe independence was never only an event.
Maybe independence is infrastructure.
#PatriceLumumba #Congo #AfricanSovereignty #TheShadowFiles #Africa – at Equatorial Guinea
Ndze frederick retweeted
Concern yourselves more with the needs of others, with the needs of all humanity, and you'll have peace of mind. Selfishness creates a distance between us and other people, leading to suspicion and mistrust, ultimately resulting in loneliness. Think of others' well-being and you’ll be happy.
Yes, 100%.
The main cancer that brings down societies.
Holding onto secrets can ruin everything. Telling the truth, even when it's hard, removes the fear of exposure. My own church rejected me after I shared my story. Learn more about the mission at joshuatberglan.com #Truth #Courage #Mission
Ndze frederick retweeted
Holding onto secrets can ruin everything. Telling the truth, even when it's hard, removes the fear of exposure. My own church rejected me after I shared my story. Learn more about the mission at joshuatberglan.com #Truth #Courage #Mission
Ndze frederick retweeted
Some stories stay hidden simply because nobody asks the right questions.
And let’s be honest—some questions make people very uncomfortable.
That is exactly where we are going.
I’m thrilled to announce a brand-new investigative series inside The World’s Mayor Experience: THE SHADOW FILES.
We aren't interested in conspiracy theories, and we aren't here to protect narratives just to keep people comfortable.
If the evidence points somewhere, we follow it.
We’re following the money, the resources, the ownership, and the documents connecting Cameroon and Africa to the global stage—covering everything from corporate power and government accountability to global trade and human trafficking.
📷 File #001 Opens This Week: The $289 Million Timber Gap.
Why do international records surrounding Cameroon’s timber trade show such a massive discrepancy?
Where is the money going?
Cameroon is where I’m reporting from.
Africa is our field.
The world is the beat.
📷 Follow the page and turn on notifications so you don't miss the launch this week.
#TheShadowFiles #TheWorldsMayor #InvestigativeJournalism #Cameroon #GlobalTrade #Accountability #FollowTheMoney – at Equatorial Guinea
Ndze frederick retweeted
Development aid fails when systemic poverty causes aren't fixed. Like a leaky bucket, resources are wasted without addressing the root issues. Learn more about Joshua T Berglan's mission to create lasting change: www. #PovertySolutions #SystemicChange #JoshuaTBerglan
Ndze frederick retweeted
Check out the latest article in my newsletter: Stop Measuring What You Gave. Start Measuring What Remained. linkedin.com/pulse/stop-meas… via @LinkedIn
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I’ve been looking forward to finally announcing this one.
On Friday, August 14th and Saturday, August 15th, I’ll be partnering with the Limburg German Cultural Center in Isokolo, Limbe for a special two-day interactive workshop:
DIGITAL INCOME STARTER LAB
Learn one skill. Build proof. Make your first offer.
I had the opportunity to visit the Cultural Center a few weeks ago when we first started discussing the possibility of me teaching there, and I immediately got excited about what we could do with the space. There’s plenty of room for us to actually work, build, practice and learn together — not just sit through another presentation.
This workshop is about something very practical: learning how to turn a digital skill into income.
We’ll work through areas like graphic design, video editing, social media content creation, CV and document design, virtual assistant skills and online tutoring — but more importantly, we’re going to focus on how you can take a skill, package it into an offer, find potential buyers and actually start putting it into the marketplace.
I want people to leave with something they can use, not just information they heard.
📍 Limburg German Cultural Center — Isokolo, Limbe
📅 Friday, August 14 — 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
📅 Saturday, August 15 — 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
🎟️ FREE ACCESS
If you’re in Limbe, Tiko, Buea, Mutengene or anywhere nearby, you’re invited.
Students. Job seekers. Entrepreneurs. Young professionals. Creatives. Anyone who wants to learn how to use digital skills to create opportunities for themselves.
I’m genuinely excited about this workshop and extremely grateful to the Limburg German Cultural Center for opening their doors and allowing me the space to teach.
This is going to be a special two days.
Come ready to learn. Come ready to work. And come ready to build something you can actually make money with.
#DigitalIncomeStarterLab #Limbe #Cameroon #DigitalSkills #Entrepreneurship #Tiko #Buea #Mutengene #YouthEmpowerment #DigitalIncome #TheWorldsMayor
Ndze frederick retweeted
Some call it “neo-colonialism.” I call it colonialism 2.0. In colonialism 1.0, Western and other nations conquered large parts of Africa, and in colonialism 2.0, they use their money to impose their unrealistic ideologies on an unwilling but still desperate continent.
#Uganda and #African energy development is threatened when western governments and western NGO’s use lawfare and seek to stop Africans from development and fighting energy poverty. This is a classic example of of #colonialism, this time “gone green”
#Africa #DrillBabyDrill
Ndze frederick retweeted
Ethiopia was never colonized.
For much of its history, it was one of the poorest countries on the continent.
Meanwhile, Vietnam was colonized by the French, devastated by decades of war, and is now on its way to serious economic prosperity.
If colonialism were the answer to why Africa is poor, Ethiopia should be rich and Vietnam should be broke. Neither is true.
Can we please retire this excuse?
You are often right on many issues but not this one.
Implying that Mandela didn't sacrifice anything is terrible.
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This can only come from a jealous mind. Many former EPL players are always jealou of others' achievements.
🚨🗣️ Wayne Rooney on Cristiano Ronaldo finally winning the Saudi League:
“No disrespect but honestly… no one really cares about the Saudi League outside of social media debates. Cristiano is one year older than me and if I’m being truthful, I think he should’ve retired already. I don’t even understand why he keeps pushing himself this hard at this stage.
People will get angry because it’s Ronaldo and he has millions of loyal fans, but sometimes I actually watch Saudi League matches, especially the big games, and Cristiano is no longer the player people pretend he is. He doesn’t dominate matches, he doesn’t control games, and even the simple tap-ins are becoming difficult for him. Most of the time the team carries him now rather than the other way around.
Winning another trophy there doesn’t suddenly change football history. The last meaningful trophy people seriously celebrated from him was probably during his Juventus days, and even then expectations were completely different. I genuinely don’t understand why every single thing he does now gets treated like the greatest achievement ever.
Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest players in football history, nobody can erase that. But football moves on. Age catches everyone eventually, even the legends, and sometimes knowing when to stop is also part of greatness.”
Africans want good paying jobs and if all the jobs are provided by the French, everyone will be ok with it.
Dear panafricanists and France haters,
Who can reject a free Visa to france?
#challenge