Many anglophones and Amba loyalist are not studying the effects of the violence in anglophones communities and the impact on future generations. If the course of this violence stays the same for another 5yrs, Anglophones will end up losing what they set out to achieve not to talk of independence. By 2025, Amba children will… Continue reading The effects of the ambazonia war and the making of a lost generation of anglophones

Attention of All Amba supporters. I think the best solution to this is acknowledge defeat and start from square one again. Define what we want and why we think independence is the only rational solution. Elect a leader and put an evidence base case on the table. Note. Ensure anglophones elect a leader not a… Continue reading Ambazonia Solution. Start from afresh

People who insult others as fools, idiots, stupid etc demonstrate why they belief others are what they claimed to be. Without such knowledge demonstrated, ambazonia and her loyal cohort are making a mockery of themselves. I tell you the truth, never you insult someone as a fool without the ability to demonstrate that your are… Continue reading The Parable of knowledge, honesty and integrity Explained to Amba Sympathisers

My Biya is the Fon of all Fons in Cameroon, chief of all chiefs anointed by anglophones overwhelmingly against the will of his own people. More to that, we anglophones made Mr Biya President. Why don’t you go about preaching your own deeds today? On what conditions were you anointing him chief of all chiefs?… Continue reading Thé Reason Mr Biya is still President Explained to the Young Generations and the frustrated Brainwashed anglophone (Amba)

I had a vision that one day we will stand up and face ourselves in a decisive battle that will give birth to a new Cameroon, the meaning of Cameroonian and a new generation of English-speaking Cameroonian who will be proud of their identity. I present to you my vision with honesty and integrity. Anti… Continue reading The Root Causes of the Cameroon Anglophones Crisis explained to the sane, the insane and the world.

I want to ask those Amba fanatics going around showing pictures of burnt out houses and seeking sympathy one rational question. Why only selected houses not all? Before Why are you housing thieves and trying to condemn the fire brigade trying to get ride of them to the extend of destroying their hideouts? I do… Continue reading Violence and Burning of Property in Southern Cameroon

Ambazonia Times Are we fighting for the truth? Then ambazonia should acknowledge the general truth not an Amba version of the truth. It is believed Ni John an anglophone won the 92 election meaning francophones overwhelmingly voted an anglophone. It widely claimed Ni John won even in Yaoundé the Home of the President Biya 2018… Continue reading Ambazonia Times: Is there any hatred by francophone against anglophones in Cameroon?

I was against the politicising of the struggle but today I am happpy it happened. I happy it started with dialogue then violence then further confusion. All the achievements of this struggle were made in the days of dialogue. Since we opted for arms violence, we have achieved nothing. The dialogue was achieved by Cameroonians… Continue reading The Biafra war lesson is currently being drilled in Amba brains. HELP!

My brothers and sisters I am speaking as you brother, as a person born in Bamenda. I am speaking as a person who understands your grievances. I am not speaking like a leader in any capacity. Leadership, is a legal binding mandate made by the people overwhelmingly through the ballot box I tell all of… Continue reading English speaking Cameroon, peace and reconciliation appeal.

Although the United Nations has deep sympathy for the people of Southern Cameroon and understands their grievances against the central government, it is imperative it acts according to international law. Independence is the ultimate solution and or last resort to any problem faced by any group or community. It is not a need buts necessity.… Continue reading The UN anticipated Verdict on Ambazonia Independence Application.

In the last 3 decades, it was fully believed within SCNC circle that southern Cameroon had independence and the evidence are hidden in Yaoundé, the UN and the UK. Hon Wirba was an SCNC agent who successfully join SDF and entered Parliament to dig for evidence but was caught off guard by the sudden opportunity… Continue reading The mystery of Ambazonia sudden change from restoration of independence to self determination and Wirba’s escape explained.

Let me help those ambazonia fanatics who are seeing South Sudan as a model for their own independence quest. Every case is assessed individually and no two cases are the same even though they are using the same pathway of self determination. South Sudan self determination was define on religion. Christianity and Islam. To understand… Continue reading Ambazonia vs South Sudan self determination pathways

It is simple, for too long, you have seen SCNC as your history teacher forgeting it is just a political opportunistic trouble maker stearing confusion in you to gain political freedom in Cameroon. For long you have been entais into SCNC agenda through propaganda and you failed to question it political and historical facts. The… Continue reading Why are ordinary anglophones paying the ambazonia price while Amba is vowing to fight.

When I preach peace some preach justice in this current atmosphere! The same people preaching justice are calling for sisiku & co release from the teeth of death. Truly we are educated but we lack knowledge. I wonder if we anglophones know what we are doing nor do we understand politics. At this point in… Continue reading The mystery why we need peace not justice explained to the innocent, the confused and baffle minded anglophones Cameroonian

According to the current status, I am seen as an anglophone in Cameroon. Personally and for the sake of a better Cameroon I would rather used the word Cameroonian from the English speaking zone. A lot has been said about this anglophones problem but 3yrs on, I think it is important for everyone to have… Continue reading The mystery of the anglophone’s problem examine

The anglophones on the ground hold the key to ending this violence. It is not an issue of emotional feelings but and issue of practical reality. The greatest question is to ask yourself if Cameroon and this government has exploited every peaceful venue internally to address this problem. In my opinion, I believe so. Except… Continue reading The solution to the anglophone crisis.

I truly wonder why people argue with Amba loyalist on the question of self determination and a referendum. I am glad this comes at a time when Amba has a constitution hence I am happy to help using the Amba constitution as a reference point along the Cameroon constitution. It should be clear that when… Continue reading The Question of a Referendum/Self Determination for Ambazonia

There is so much confusion among anglophones today. The facts are simple, ambazonia and the actual anglophone struggle are antonyms. Ambazonia is an SCNC agenda that infiltrated the movement and brainwashed many to acknowledge them. The practical truth is clear, ambazonia is not fighting for anglophones but it personal agenda. We can look at where… Continue reading The confusion leading to the ambazonia defeat

The word fool has been the widely used word throughout this struggle. The least used word is dishonesty. Dishonest is the actual word holding progress of the struggle to another dimension. Because Amba leaders and bush fallers are not willing to acknowledge their fault, omission and errors hundreds of innocent people will die for nothing.… Continue reading The Fools and Traitors of the Struggle.

Nigerian have accepted their identity as Nigerians and despite all the negative attributes at the international level,they are defiant and focus on building their country. A Biafran see himself on the international stage as a Nigerian not Biafra. They are a diverse community just like Cameroon but ask every Nigerian on the street of Europe,… Continue reading Thé difference between Nigerians and Anglophone Cameroonians.