Day has learned that most of the teachers concerned have deserted the classrooms and resident abroad. The invitation letter dated 30 March 2010 makes no mention of accusations against teachers. One teacher called Jean Gatsi, is asked to "withdraw to the Municipality of Douala 5th, the summons to the Disciplinary Board of the University of Douala Thursday, April 8, 2010. In principle this Monday, April 5 he will be notified by the Dean of the Faculty of Law and Political Science (FSJP) Modi Koko. Jean Gatsi teacher at FSJP, says he was not guilty of any professional misconduct. "I've never received any request for explanation or warning, let alone a reprimand in relation to my work as a teacher. I do not see where is the mistake I made, "he defends, he said. Yesterday afternoon, the dean of the FSJP, Professor Modi Koko told the Day that he had an obligation to reserve and the Disciplinary Board shall be confidential. The president in turn was unreachable by phone. On 15
February 2010, the Office of Rector recorded an administrative complaint Wandji Jerome Francis, a lecturer at the University of Douala, Jean Gatsi cons. Francis J. Wandji says he complained to Jean Gatsi have accused his colleagues Alaka Alaka and Aloys Mpessa manipulate the student Jacques Mang, who accused John Gatsi sodomy. Francis Wandji also alleges that he complained to his colleague Gatsi uttering insults against the vice president, Nicole Claire Ndocko. "Since then, I receive phone messages accusing me of complicity in rape of Dr. Alaka a girl six years, "writes Jerome Wandji. "That day, December 17, 2009 at 10:11 AM, I received 94,360,087, a number of call box located at the crossroads Angel Raphael, death threats, a man's voice, identified by the callboxeuse as a gentleman of Mature. Following the remarks of the latter, I'll pay for the support that I bring fraudsters and Alaka Mpessa "complains again Teacher Wandji.
The 11 teachers invited
1) Jean Gatsi, Lecturer at the Faculty of Law and Political Science
2) Foming Charles, a lecturer at the Faculty economics and management applied
3) Ibrahim Taga, lecturer Fs
4) Vincent de Paul Onana, a lecturer at IUT
5) Manga Manga Wizard Iut
6) Jean Bosco Baongla, assistant Iut
7) Antoinette Essomba Menyeng, lecturer Essec
8) Pascal Bayl Balata lecturer Essec
9) Edimo Mongory, assistant Essec
10) Thomas Nganyi, lecturer Enset
11) Jean-Claude Tchamba, assistant Enset
Day
WRITTEN BY THEODORE Chop
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