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Success Nkongho is a Pan-African system reformer and political ideologue whose mission is to transition Africa from managed dependency to negotiated sovereignty, through youth consciousness, institutional reform, and post-colonial re-engineering.

20/05/2026

To All Who Have Known Success Nkongho Personally for 15+ Years

This message is not for those who only know about Success Nkongho from social media or hearsay. This is strictly for people who have met him physically, interacted with him, and known him for the past 15, 20, 30 or even 40 years — those who truly know his history and character.

The Cameroon government, the United Nations, African Union, CEMAC, and ECOWAS are currently considering something very important concerning Success Nkongho. They will be reading your comments in the comments section.

So I ask you directly and sincerely:

Is Success Nkongho a strong man or a weak man?

If you say he is a strong man, explain why with specific examples and instances that happened at least 15 years ago — with dates and facts.

If you believe he is a weak man, also explain why, again with real examples that are minimum 15 years old.

Only respond if you have known him personally and physically for over 15 years. If you just know about him from social media, please stay silent.

This is for those who truly know the man.

The most truthful, honest, and well-substantiated comment will receive a very huge financial reward.

I am waiting for your sincere answers.

19/05/2026

20TH MAY: CELEBRATING THE DEATH OF OUR FREEDOM? THE BRUTAL TRUTH YAOUNDE FEARS.

Fellow Cameroonians, especially my Anglophone brothers and sisters, on this 20th May 2026, as the regime rolls out its tanks and fake celebrations, I ask you: What the hell are we actually celebrating?

54 years ago, they used a questionable referendum to kill the federal system and bury the only protection we had. What they called "unity" has turned out to be total domination, cultural erasure, and second-class citizenship for Anglophones in our own land.

We cannot be celebrating when our heroes and our leaders are rotting in prison for daring to speak the truth. We cannot be celebrating when Yaoundé has arrogantly rejected every genuine call for dialogue. We cannot be celebrating when the blood of our people has been traded for money by those in Yaoundé who profit from this crisis.

We cannot be celebrating when they boldly claim there is nothing like an Anglophone problem, when they deny our very existence as a people. We cannot be celebrating when our people have lost the basic right to even express themselves without fear of arrest or death.

How can we celebrate when our villages are in ruins, our children are out of school, and families are scattered like refugees in their own country? This is not a national day, it is a day of mourning dressed up in military uniforms and empty speeches.

If we must celebrate anything on this 20th May, then let the full truth of history be told! We cannot continue hiding the real history and celebrating lies. The people deserve to know how this union was formed, how promises were broken, and how one group has systematically dominated the other for over five decades.

The Cameroon Liberation Movement rejects this fake celebration. True unity cannot be built on the graves of our people or the suppression of our rights. We demand a return to meaningful dialogue, federalism that respects both English and French heritages, and an end to the marginalization that has turned brothers against each other.

The Cameroon Liberation Movement will never accept this fake unity built on oppression and blood. True peace will only come when justice is done, when our rights are respected, and when the Anglophone identity is fully recognized.

To the regime: Your parades cannot wash away the blood on your hands. Your slogans cannot silence the cries of our people.

To my Anglophone people: This 20th May, refuse to be part of this hypocrisy. Stand up with dignity. The time for real liberation has come.

The most credible and influential Anglophone voices will rise from those who dare to speak this brutal truth, not from those dancing in Yaoundé.

Dr. Success Nkongho
Leader, Cameroon Liberation Movement
The Liberator and Unifier
19th May, 2026

16/05/2026

The people who should be pulling Anglophone Cameroonians out of the mud are busy throwing mud at each other and dragging who they should not be dragging. You beat your chest, measure your relevance, count your followers, and argue about who matters more while the country is on fire and the people you claim to fight for are burning inside it.
That is not activism. That’s self-glorifying.

15/05/2026

While others are talking and wasting time, Success Nkongho is talking and working.

Between 2015 and 2018, Dr. Success Nkongho obtained another Master’s Degree, this time around in Political Science from Atlantic International University, a globally recognized institution attended by influential personalities from different parts of the world.

During the COVID-19 lockdown period of 2019–2020, while many people stayed idle at home, he seized the opportunity to study Cybersecurity and Counterterrorism in Abuja, Nigeria, adding practical security and intelligence knowledge to his academic and leadership journey.

In 2022, he enrolled into National Open University of Nigeria — the same university attended by several respected African leaders, including former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo — where he successfully obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations.

Today, while many are still only talking, Success Nkongho has again moved forward by gaining admission into Miva Open University to study Criminology and Security Studies, a program expected to be completed within the next three years.

And the vision does not stop there.
There is already a long-term plan that by 2030, he will proceed to study Law, attend Law School, and be called to the Bar. After that, another dream remains alive: to study Medicine and Surgery before the end of his lifetime mission.

This is happening despite the fact that Success Nkongho is already the CEO, founder, or proprietor of multiple companies operating across Nigeria, Cameroon, South Africa, and beyond.

This is not written to brag.
It is written to send a message:
While talking, be working too.

Do not only speak about dreams — build them.
Do not only criticize systems — prepare yourself for the assignment ahead.

These degrees are not primarily for job seeking. They are preparations for a greater mission, a greater responsibility, and a greater purpose ahead.

Before the age of sixty five, the mission is clear:

At least 5 PhDs
At least 8 Bachelor’s Degrees
At least 7 Master’s Degrees
Because vision without preparation is empty noise.

Success Nkongho is not just speaking. He is preparing.

“C’est des sacrifices.”

13/05/2026

The moment it becomes common Knowledge, it's no longer the truth. The truth is not common and cannot be known by everyone but few people.

13/05/2026

If you are a Cameroonian living in Cameroon and your
Blood Pressure is normal, you are not normal

12/05/2026

In the next 12 days, if there's no coup d'etat in Cameroon, there will be a complete change of key figures in government — ministers, governors, and military officials. And if care is not taken, the head of state might not still be alive. those sent to silently kiill key regime figures through "sicknesses" are afraid they too might be kiilled, so they may want to kiill the one who sent them to kiill those who suddenly died recently within an interval of less than one month. The following days might be bloooody, more people will go. Watch out and Pray for Cameroon. The succession is real!

10/05/2026

In Cameroon, swapping presidents changes nothing. Whether it’s Ahmadou Ahidjo, Paul Biya, Fru Ndi, Maurice Kamto, Issa Tchiroma, Akere Muna, Cabral Libii, Joshua Osih, or any other major figure, the result remains the same: continuation of the colonial system.

These men are not liberators. They are products of the very system they claim to oppose. Their goal is not to free the common man but to protect the interests of colonial masters, local elites, and the wealthy class.

That’s why none of them can tolerate genuine liberation ideas. They’re not in politics to dismantle oppression; they’re there to manage it.

Real change threatens their position in the hierarchy.

True liberation will never come from this political class. It can only come from outside it.

Until Cameroonians understand this fundamental truth, they will keep recycling the same problem under different names.

BELIEVE IT OR NOT, I AM THE LIBERATOR.

DR SUCCESS NKONGHO

10/05/2026

I am a whistleblower, a straight shooter, and a bold truth speaker. I am a dissident, a reformer, and the moral conscience of society. I am a radical honesty advocate, a rebel, a dissenter, an agitator, and a controversial figure. That is why I speak the truth at all times, despite the consequences. Because whether I speak the truth or not, the day of my death will neither be brought forward nor delayed.

So I would rather speak the truth, knowing fully well that it will not change the day I will die. If I speak the truth, I will die; if I speak lies, I will still die. Therefore, I choose to speak the truth and die, despite the fact that my truth steps on toes. Of course, truth has no friends. Anyone who speaks the truth has no friends, because people do not like the truth.

Anyone who has many friends is living in compromise — a hypocrite and a pretender.

Those who live in truth and speak the truth hardly have friends. And even if they do, one day those friends will turn to enemies, because truth does not consider whether or not you are its friend.

Truth does not look at your face. It speaks what it is, the way it is, and it does not care how you feel. That is who I am.

My name is Doctor Success Nkongho
10th May, 2026

07/05/2026

Mysterious Deaths and the Looming Succession Crisis in Cameroon.

In recent weeks, Cameroon has witnessed the passing of several high-profile figures: former Senate President Marcel Niat Njifenji, first President of the Supreme Court Alexis Dipanda Mouelle, Senator Nfor Tabetando, Honorable Kava Yegue Djibril, and Honorable Mendomo Theodore Alexandre. All were elderly pillars of the regime.

These deaths have sparked intense speculation. Many observers, like you, question whether they are purely natural. With President Paul Biya now 93, the political elite appears to be undergoing a silent transformation. The pattern of elderly officials departing raises an uncomfortable question: who is next in this preparation for succession?

Some point to even older figures such as Constitutional Council President Clément Atangana (around 84) or the long-serving police chief Martin Mbarga Nguele (93), Some are now looking at General Ivo Desancio Yenwo, head of the Direction de la Sécurité Présidentielle (DSP). At 81 and reportedly in poor health, he controls one of the most sensitive security positions in the country.

Others warn that the cleansing may not stop with the old guard — that even younger ambitious players could face sudden exits.

One thing is clear: the regime is in transition mode. Whether through natural causes, illness, or something more sinister, the deaths are thinning the ranks.

Cameroonians are watching closely. More mysterious deaths may be coming, and the real battle for power is only just beginning.

07/05/2026

Biya's regime feels eternal now, just like the Germans once did in Cameroon. Everybody swore they'd never leave, but they did. One day, very soon, Biya's time will be history too. Nothing lasts forever.

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