Pauline Nalova Lyonga

“"The Minister reiterated, “…Also remember that you have two languages which are equal. You can’t afford to make the other side of Cameroon feel inferior. There is no second language, but what I know is that they are both first languages. There is the first language on either side of the country. There is no tolerated second language… We have to be in Cameroon. Cameroon is Cameroon. Whoever is saying anything, let them say whatever they have to say.””

“"In acclamation of her sterling pedagogic and first-class overhaul, professionalisation and alignment of Cameroon’s Secondary Education sector, to contemporary best practices"”

“English speaking, French speaking, they are one, these students are seeking to study. The children are young; they are the children of tomorrow. They should leave the children alone.”