Operation Sparrowhawk: Where Is Atangana Kouna Actually Hiding
An extension of the Bastos district, which lies below the Palais des Congrès in Yaoundé, Ntougou-Golf is renowned for its opulent residences and its well-traced and fully paved easements.
This enclave of opulence houses several diplomatic representations including the fortress that serves as an embassy in the United States of America. Presented today as one of the main symbols of pride in the Cameroonian capital, those who "count" all dream of owning a residence there.
Like Basile Atangana Kouna, owner of a sumptuous duplex a stone's throw from the private residence of the President of the Republic, Paul Biya, and in front of the embassy of the world's leading power.
Like Basile Atangana Kouna, owner of a sumptuous duplex a stone's throw from the private residence of the President of the Republic, Paul Biya, and in front of the embassy of the world's leading power.
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| Operation Sparrowhawk: Where is Actually Hiding Atangana Kouna |
English-speaking, it immediately gives the impression of someone who speaks very little. Approached by the reporter of Mutations whose journalist he ignores, he confirms that the house behind is indeed that of Basile Atangana Kouna. To the question of whether the minister is present at his place, our interlocutor shines. "Please, I can not tell you more.
I'm here for my business only, I do not want to have any problem. " He then asks that we go to inquire with those present in the booth of the former director general of Cameroon Water Utilities (Camwater).
In this closed room of about 2 × 2 meters and in front of which is parked a motorcycle of Chinese manufacture, at least two people in plain clothes there devise. For at least 30 minutes, no one enters or leaves the residence. When finally opens the door, it is a young girl with a fresh and bright complexion (about 13 years old), who displays traits of resemblance to the Minister, who goes out and goes to a long car of Toyota Yaris Sedan brand of black color, visibly parked in front of the gate for hours.
Two other visibly older girls slip into the vehicle, which is still immobilized, even though the driver has been there for a long time. The youngest girl comes out five minutes later and heads for the gate. "The driver says there is not enough fuel in the car," she said to the guards. They open the gate again - the gate is tightly closed. She emerges from the house with a smile on her face and goes back into the big engine that starts off in the direction of the Bastos roundabout.
Complicity
This rather ordinary atmosphere slice net with that of yesterday. A lady holding a small stall near Basile Atangana Kouna's residence said she had not seen the minister go for a few days. "Yesterday morning [Monday, Ndrl], I saw a lot of gendarmes in front of his house. Then I learned that he was arrested, "she blows. And an employee of the company Razel who carries out the rehabilitation work of the road that crosses the US embassy to "correct" it. "He was not arrested, since he was not there. It's more like his wife, "he thinks he knows. Its version is closer to any information that circulated on the web all day last Monday. These reported the arrest of the wife of ex-Minee, Aline Mengue Akono. But,
On social networks, some who say they hold their information "credible sources" say earlier that Basil was "exfiltrated" via the Douala International Airport and aboard an Air Maroc flight for a week with the complicity of his wife who is a manager at Aéroports du Cameroun (Adc). They also believe that he is currently in Canada, after a stopover in Casablanca. A strategic meeting would have been instructed by the head of state to see clearly in this case.
It goes in all directions on the web, under the look apparently benevolent judicial authorities who do not communicate on the case. Forbidden to leave the country since February 7, Basile Atangana Kouna interested justice, not only about the distribution of capital of the Cameroon Water (Cde) and the renationalisation of it, but also on its successive management of the defunct National Water Company of Cameroon (Snec) and Camwater, between 2002 and 2009.
In this closed room of about 2 × 2 meters and in front of which is parked a motorcycle of Chinese manufacture, at least two people in plain clothes there devise. For at least 30 minutes, no one enters or leaves the residence. When finally opens the door, it is a young girl with a fresh and bright complexion (about 13 years old), who displays traits of resemblance to the Minister, who goes out and goes to a long car of Toyota Yaris Sedan brand of black color, visibly parked in front of the gate for hours.
Two other visibly older girls slip into the vehicle, which is still immobilized, even though the driver has been there for a long time. The youngest girl comes out five minutes later and heads for the gate. "The driver says there is not enough fuel in the car," she said to the guards. They open the gate again - the gate is tightly closed. She emerges from the house with a smile on her face and goes back into the big engine that starts off in the direction of the Bastos roundabout.
Complicity
This rather ordinary atmosphere slice net with that of yesterday. A lady holding a small stall near Basile Atangana Kouna's residence said she had not seen the minister go for a few days. "Yesterday morning [Monday, Ndrl], I saw a lot of gendarmes in front of his house. Then I learned that he was arrested, "she blows. And an employee of the company Razel who carries out the rehabilitation work of the road that crosses the US embassy to "correct" it. "He was not arrested, since he was not there. It's more like his wife, "he thinks he knows. Its version is closer to any information that circulated on the web all day last Monday. These reported the arrest of the wife of ex-Minee, Aline Mengue Akono. But,
On social networks, some who say they hold their information "credible sources" say earlier that Basil was "exfiltrated" via the Douala International Airport and aboard an Air Maroc flight for a week with the complicity of his wife who is a manager at Aéroports du Cameroun (Adc). They also believe that he is currently in Canada, after a stopover in Casablanca. A strategic meeting would have been instructed by the head of state to see clearly in this case.
It goes in all directions on the web, under the look apparently benevolent judicial authorities who do not communicate on the case. Forbidden to leave the country since February 7, Basile Atangana Kouna interested justice, not only about the distribution of capital of the Cameroon Water (Cde) and the renationalisation of it, but also on its successive management of the defunct National Water Company of Cameroon (Snec) and Camwater, between 2002 and 2009.
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