Comment Peut-on Etre Opposant Au Cameroun? Politique Parlementaire Et Politique Autoritaire

Mazi Ogaranya makes money from government and private contracts. As a registered government contractor and member of a political party, he collects 'mobilisation fees' and then abandons the contracts. He also owns several companies employing beautiful girls permanently at his disposal, and has several wives. But his life is disrupted when one of these wives turns out to be a witch, and one of his sons, a thief in his own right. Ogali is one of the most prolific, versatile and successful popular writers in Nigeria. His works include: My Daughter (of Onitsha Market Literature Fame); Coal City; and The Juju Priest.Sindjoun, Luc is the author of 'Comment Peut-on Etre Opposant Au Cameroun? Politique Parlementaire Et Politique Autoritaire', published 2005 under ISBN 9782869781276 and ISBN 286978127X.