This work is an attempt to show that despite many positive endeavours in Cameroon from the powers that be as well as private institutions and ordinary Cameroonians for the welfare of Cameroon and its people, poverty is persisting in an omnipotent and omnipresent manner. In this connection, it is discernible at the social, economic, moral, spiritual, psychological, industrial and other levels. All Cameroonians should work together meticulously and in a streamlined manner so as to alleviate it else it would become very chronic or unmanageable.

Kijem Joseph Yuh holds a Master's Degree in Human Rights Law /Humanitarian Law and a Doctoral Degree in Political Science (Specialization: Human Rights Education). He is the author of several articles and books, a Senior Translator at the Central Bureau for Censuses and Population Studies of Cameroon and a member of the Catholic Men Association.