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Law and Government for Cameroon Colleges - Principles, Practice and structural organization of the Cameroon Government

English, German · Paperback / Softback

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This Book titled "Law and Government for Cameroon Colleges" is a comprehensive study of principles and practices of the Cameroon government. It is an embodiment of the 3 different arms of government, how they are separated and how they work closely with each other so as to avoid clashes in the course of public administration. The book is designed for young students in their first 5 years in secondary school to enable them grab knowledge on the functioning and organization of the government of Cameroon; and also the civil, ethical and social behavior of the people of Cameroon. The book also embodies some social ills such as corruption and prostitution to deviate the attention of young persons towards such practices. However, the book also carry humanitarian ideologies aim at protecting the rights of persons and teaching young school children on the need to always protect one another, safeguard our fatherland and to know about Cameroon and the world at large.

About the author

Derek Invo Buo was born some 26 years ago to Christopher Wallang Buo and Catherine Buo. He is a Holder of an LLB degree in Law and presently an Advocate of the Cameroon Supreme Court. He has been a High school teacher for the past 6 years. Derek has also published books and many articles. Up till date he still remains a teacher and a lawyer.

Product details

Authors Derek Invo Buo
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2016
 
EAN 9783659875359
ISBN 978-3-659-87535-9
No. of pages 204
Subject Guides > Law, job, finance > Other law

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