RE: Chad facing off with Cameroon Now24 Apr 2023 17:15
Interesting FB post from Chadian news site
https://www.facebook.com/search/posts?q=savannah%20tchad&filters=eyJyZWNlbnRfcG9zdHM6MCI6IntcIm5hbWVcIjpcInJlY2VudF9wb3N0c1wiLFwiYXJnc1wiOlwiXCJ9In0%3D
According to this correspondence of which I have a copy, at the end of September 2022, the Secretary General to the Presidency, Dr David Houdeingar, asked ExxonMobil (ESSO) to pay a "Balance of all accounts" and to sign a three-party agreement with #Savannah included.
Meanwhile, the slightly literate incompetent, called Idriss Youssouf Boy, the Alpha and Omega of Chad, thought the balance of any account was an obligation to proceed with the sale. So he ran to take the money from François Perrodo, CEO of #Perenco, arrived in a jet to N'Djamena on December 6th.
Youssouf Boy was waiting for Exxon and Savannah's purchase contract to expire on December 12 for Perenco to replace Savannah. Unfortunately for him, Exxon and Savannah legally finalized on December 9th and since then madness has taken over Idriss Youssouf Boy.
This is how Chad progressively sinks into an complicit silence of its intellectual and military elites. With the crises at the Central African, Nigerian, Libyan and Sudanese borders recently, the only thing missing was the Cameroonian border. Now it's done... Well done Idriss Youssouf!
Waiting for the billion fine that the Paris Arbitral Court will sentence us to pay next year in Savannah.
And since their unnecessary noises of "nationalisation", Perenco is no longer picking up Idriss, Tahir and Djerassem Le Bemadjiel's phone calls. Cameroonians are anything but idiots: they rightly made a pact with Savannah.
Our leaders, as well as the international community, should stop thinking that we are fools, so the Exxon-Savannah deal was officially approved by Chad.