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Mel85 said:
hi beautiful..... National Day? What’s that if you don’t mind me asking?
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Today is our national day!
The day the two Cameroons, West (English Cameroon) and East (French Cameroon) in a plebiscite decided to become United Republic of Cameroon
How the going future lady?
 
slave said:
On the 20th of May 1972, in a national referendum Cameroonians voted for a unitary state as opposed to the existing federal state. The United Nations Trust Territory known as FrenchCameroun achieved independence from France on 1 January 1960, and British SouthernCameroons changed status from a Trusteeship under British administration to a federated state within Cameroon on 1 October 1961. The government chose 20 May as Cameroon's National Day to commemorate President Ahmadou Ahidjo's abolishment of the federal system of government in favor of a unitary country in 1972.

Even though it is considered a holiday, children all over the country go to schools and celebrate National Day usually by singing, carrying out parades or marches all around the different parts of their various cities. Speeches are made by the Head of State and other important personalities. The day is presided over by the head of state in Yaounde the capital of Cameroon. In the regional headquarters, it is presided by the governor who represents the government. The divisional officers preside over the day in their various divisions.
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Wow wow wow! 100% correct!
 
I had a background check for a job, and I passed it. That never used to happen. I'm starting to think there's something to this "God thing!"!!
 
slave said:
On the 20th of May 1972, in a national referendum Cameroonians voted for a unitary state as opposed to the existing federal state. The United Nations Trust Territory known as FrenchCameroun achieved independence from France on 1 January 1960, and British SouthernCameroons changed status from a Trusteeship under British administration to a federated state within Cameroon on 1 October 1961. The government chose 20 May as Cameroon's National Day to commemorate President Ahmadou Ahidjo's abolishment of the federal system of government in favor of a unitary country in 1972.

Even though it is considered a holiday, children all over the country go to schools and celebrate National Day usually by singing, carrying out parades or marches all around the different parts of their various cities. Speeches are made by the Head of State and other important personalities. The day is presided over by the head of state in Yaounde the capital of Cameroon. In the regional headquarters, it is presided by the governor who represents the government. The divisional officers preside over the day in their various divisions.
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Thanks for this very informative information Mr Peabody!!! :)
 
Josie223 said:
Today is our national day!
The day the two Cameroons, West (English Cameroon) and East (French Cameroon) in a plebiscite decided to become United Republic of Cameroon
How the going future lady?
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Happy National Day sister!! :)

its going good, coming to an end of a great weekend. What are you doing to celebrate National Day?
 
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