Striking Cameroonian Soldiers and the UN: Who is to blame?

The recent decision by President Biya that replaced Edgard Alain Mebo N'go as Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Defense with a barely unknown governor of the Littoral region has made it abundantly clear that Biya thinks only of himself. With the dust now settled, one can see clearly. The Agbaw-Ebai Debate thinks that President Biya acted like a teenager who was given a new car. He keeps driving all over the place without having a destination in mind.

To be sure, the striking soldiers have still not received their complete pay package.Alain Mebo Ngo'o is gone and a new man has taken over with the same Boko Haram songs. In this edition of the AGBAW-EBAI DEBATE, we are asking our readers to make known their case as it concerns money paid by the UN to our soldiers who served in the Central African Republic. 

Who is to blame for the strike action staged by Cameroonian soldiers returning from a UN peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic?

A-Former Defense Minister, Edgard Alain Mebo Ngo'o

B-Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo

C-The Resident Representative of the African Union, Jean Gerard Mezui M'Ella

D-The UN Coordinator for Humanitarian Assistance in the Sahel, Toby Lanzer