The Social Democratic Front party (SDF), has called on the government to emulate the system of governance instituted by Canada over its french minority province-Quebec, so as to easily implement the Special Status resolution on Anglophone regions, for the well being of the population.
The party in a communique issued by its National Chairman, Ni John Fru Ndi on Sunday October 6, recognised the decision of a special status, taken by the decentralisation and local development commission at the just ended major national dialogue on the Anglophone crisis.
It however insists that for it to be effective, the legislative, executive and judiciary must have autonomous pwoers, to reflect the aspirations of the peoples of these regions.
" There are many Autonomous Territories in the world which are imbued with special status, but the Quebec model appeals more to Cameroon by virtue of a similar heritage", suggested the party.
Interview of SDF Senator Barrister Henry Kemende
La SG du SDF dans "Face à l'Actu" (VIDEO)
Ni J.F. Ndi talks with Mimi Mefo
GND: Speech of Ni J. F. Ndi
May 26th, 1990
