certificates.6. Improvement of security on the university campus most especially in the girls’hostel.7.The assistance (financial and material) to students on research work as providedby the BMP system.8.That the university administration should re-organize the positioning andrevisit the closure of businesses and photocopiers on campus.9.Insufficient restaurant tickets and nonfunctioning of campus toilets.10.The purported decision by the vice chancellor suspending the students’ councilchairman and appointing his own chairman is an intrusion into UBSU management andout of the jurisdiction of the vice chancellor. We therefore call on the VC todrop such decision. The vote holders are councilors, the chairman only signs onbehalf of council11.The disciplinary panel put in place to try student leaders who stood forstudent’s interest be dropped.12.The university administration should create an avenue for dialogue for studentsfor total and complete peace to reign on campus.On Friday the 24th of April 2009, the students went to school to continue theirpeaceful strike action but met with about seven trucks of police officers heavilyarmed as well as noticed that, they have been suspended indefinitely and bannedfrom the university campus.They were chased off and five of the students were arrested right on campusamongst which one was a student leader, they were beaten, brutalized, masked,handcuffed and whisked away. One of them Otang Felix, was bleeding profusely as aresult of the beatings.We presently do not know their well about. Currently, there is a terrible manhunting of the other student leaders. These are a gross violation of Human rights.We call on the University community especially the students whose stewards we are,to dissociate themselves from disciples of the divide- and- rule policy.In this light, we therefore condemned the unfounded utterances of the Vice –Chancellor and his errand boy, Shipuh Paul (UBSU President under investigation) todecease from painting their wrong picture of the yellow party/ red partywrangling.We remind our students that all those leaders stigmatized as ”election losers”all occupied (and still do) high offices of responsibilities within the facultiesand council even prior to the executive election (red and yellow party) inFebruary 2009We call on Cameroonians of good faith and friends of Cameroon to support us as wepromise to remain steadfast to the students cause until justice is done.Long live University of Buea students,Long live UBSUSignatories (those suspended indefinitely)