Serail: Biya's Instructions To Atangana Kouna Case Intelligence Services

The wheel of history may turn at speed V for Basile Atangana Kouna in the coming days. Minister of Water and Energy (Minee) since June 30, 2009, his dismissal of the government on March 2 was perceived by many observers as the beginning of his descent into hell.

Targeted by a ban on leaving the territory since March 8, just six days after leaving the government, the former director general of Cameroon Water Utilities (Camwater) is in the viewfinder of the police since February 7.

In a radio message that leaked on the social networks, which was signed on March 8 by the regional delegate of the National Security of the Far North and intended for the commissioner of the services of the emi-immigration of the same region , that of the Maroua International Airport and all the heads of border posts of the national security of the administrative district, it is clearly indicated that the police chief, Martin Mbarga Nguélé, instructed the implementation of this ban on leaving the country since 07 February.

Serail: Biya's Instructions To Atangana Kouna Case Intelligence Services

It is hard to say if it is a coincidence, but the date of this instruction coincided with persistent rumors about the removal of Basile Atangana Kouna's passport. Which means that in the head of the head of state, it was question of removing the umbrella of the ministerial function to this high committed to put it at the disposal of justice.

And in terms of the issues that should interest it, the former Minee could be called to explain not only the geography of the capital of Cameroon Water (Cde) and the renationalisation of it, but also on its successive management of the defunct National Water Company of Cameroon (Snec) and Camwater, between 2002 and 2009.

Under the same ban on exit from the territory, the former Minister Delegate to the Minister of Public Works in charge of Roads, Louis Max Ayina Ohandja, could very soon be before the Special Criminal Court (Tcs) for its management at the University Institute of Technology (IUT) of Douala.

As director of this establishment, he allegedly incurred a number of unjustified expenses, which would have made the State of Cameroon lose 91.89 million FCFA. The information was revealed in a report of the Budget and Financial Disciplinary Board (Cdbf) of the Higher State Audit (Consupe) published in 2014.