237 Podcast FN Njimi

In an episode recorded at the height of the rainy season on July 8, 2022, Dr. Njimi F Ningo and Lyonga F Chinjong look into the sociopolitical status quo of the Republic of Cameroon, and the features and bug of the Vivre Ensemble narrative that permeates policy and social edicts. We also discuss women's national team, national team kits, a run-in with Poise Social and more.



Lyonga Chinjong is a classic product of Cameroonian multicultural integration hailing from both the West and South West regions. He obtained a BSc in Law from the University Of Buea, served as an Internal Auditor at CAMAIRCO, and currently engages in environmental welfare and preservation in the South West region. A prize-winning writer, he runs a historical analysis website aptly named Ghost Town Monday and serves a jurist on occasion.



Links



For Lyonga Chinjong



Twitter https://twitter.com/francis_lyon_

Website https://ghosttownmonday.wordpress.com/



- Chapters -

(00:00:00 - 00:01:55) Intro

(00:01:56) Women's AFCON 2022

(00:03:12) Cameroon NT Kit Search

(00:06:36) Poise Soical Run-In

(00:10:10) Sexism Or Competence

(00:13:46) Vivre Ensemble Project

(00:14:38) Community Life vs Identity Politics

(00:16:16) Broken Multipartism

(00:17:29) UNDP

(00:18:15) SDF

(00:19:14) Political Apathy in Cameroon

(00:20:11) Low Voters, Advantage Incumbent

(00:21:04) Groundnut Oil Don Dear

(00:22:03) Strengthen The Legislative

(00:23:53) Time For Value System Change

(00:25:56) Steve Mekoudja's Origins EP

(00:26:19) The Example Of Western Progress

(00:29:20) Fragile Cameroonian Sovereignty

(00:30:43) Cameroon Is Home

(00:32:28) The Scourge That Is Brain Drain

(00:33:55) European Colonies

(00:35:00) There Is Nothing Wrong With Cameroon

(00:38:00) Ongoing Societal Degradation

(00:46:00) Motivation For Patriotic Engagement

(00:49:38) Heritage & Legacy

(00:51:14) Marketplace Anarchy

(00:52:55) Ministerial Delegation

(00:56:55) Power Of Social Media: Auntie Felicia

(00:58:35) Academia & Industry

(01:03:25) Power Of The Individual

(01:05:53) Samuel Eto'o Dominance

(01:07:45) Jovi LeMonstre: The Big Bang

(01:15:05) The Global Musical Competition

(01:25:03) Cameroon Music Ethic & Ecosystem

(01:33:31) Ghost Town Monday Origin Story

(01:37:13) Outro

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode, if we can call this an episode, of the 237 Podcast. On this one we're just having a storytime and hype session about the new addition to the podcast production which is the Audio Technica 2020 USB Microphone. Listen on, subscribe to the podcast, share and enjoy!

This is the second episode on the Mutumbu Mood segment of the show with Dr. Njimi your host and he has two guests for the conversation.



Ebot "Didi" Blaise is a tech/showbiz entrepreneur and artist manager for Blaise B, Ewube and Hardfire with a music streaming app Africkiko soon to be available on all app stores. You can find him at:



https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/in/ebot-blaise-47954b18

http://africkikofoundation.org/

http://africkiko.com/

cimfest.com

camiff.cm



Nfor "Pancho" Joshua is a musician specialised in all Cameroonian percussive instruments, artistic director, artist manager, and content creator on Glam Media platforms. You can find him and his work at:

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054273530367

https://www.facebook.com/166427547411526/posts/pfbid0K2NV5Ey6C3GYcmBn7dUJQ4t17DCW4zCaKN8e3NVL7WKpxMHcQPoneLxkhLF4yJcVl/



Didi and Panchi join Dr. Njimi on this episode to discuss the new wave of Cameroonian acts and their projects, the unique space Cameroon occupies in Africa musically, the avenues for growth and much more. Sit back and enjoy!

On this episode I discuss workplace culture in Cameroon, the experiences starting out as a young adult in Cameroon and how to cope then thrive in the Cameroonian professional reality. Enjoy!

The different key things that impact the consumption of Cameroonian music by today's Cameroonian audience, what the artists have to watch out for when producing their music and then I go on a tangent on the potential ot Cameroonian Rap as an export product. Hope you enjoy it!