Identify two Southern Cameroons politicians who served as ministers in the Eastern Regional Executive Council in Enugu and the Council of Ministers in Lagos.

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15. Identify two Southern Cameroons politicians who served as ministers in the Eastern Regional Executive Council in Enugu and the Council of Ministers in Lagos.
E.M.L. Endeley was a prominent Southern Cameroonian politician who served as a minister in the Eastern Regional Executive Council in Enugu and later as a federal minister in the Nigerian Council of Ministers in Lagos. Motomby Woleta also served as a minister in the Eastern Regional Executive Council.
The correct option is A. E.M.L. Endeley and Motomby Woleta.

16. To which Southern Cameroonian politician does the statement above refer? "His secret alliance with Awolowo's A.G. Party was against his initial support for Re-unification with French Cameroon"
This statement refers to E.M.L. Endeley. He initially showed some openness to reunification but later became a strong advocate for Southern Cameroons remaining within Nigeria or achieving a separate state, forming alliances with Nigerian parties like Obafemi Awolowo's Action Group (A.G.), which opposed immediate reunification with French Cameroon.
The correct option is B. E.M.L. Endeley.

17. A constitutional provision for French Cameroon that was the outcome of the Brazzaville Conference of 1944 was...
The Brazzaville Conference of 1944, convened by Charles de Gaulle, outlined reforms for French colonial policy. A significant outcome was the abolition of the Indigenat system, which allowed French administrators to impose arbitrary punishments on colonial subjects.
The correct option is D. The abolition of the Indigenat system.