Letter to the Editor
Sir/Madam,
The genocidal war in Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) is not only fueled by the guns of La République du Cameroun, but also by betrayal from within. A handful of self-proclaimed Ambazonians—among them certain chiefs and Fons—have sold their people for crumbs. These are the true enemies within, and history must never forgive them.
While villages are burned, women and children raped, businesses destroyed, and entire communities slaughtered, these collaborators choose to dine with the killers. Then they shamelessly return to call themselves “leaders.” What kind of Fon hands over his subjects to murderers and still dares to wear the title? That is not leadership; it is treachery.
Education is supposed to bring wisdom, but these pretenders—parading as educated elites—lack the most basic common sense. They are hypocrites and cowards who hide behind positions while betraying the very people they swore to protect.
Let it be clear: Ambazonia’s struggle is not only against French Cameroun’s occupation, but also against these Judas figures in our midst. If freedom comes, their names must be written down and remembered—not as heroes, but as traitors who stood with the oppressor. Their place is not in Ambazonia’s future, but permanently in La République, where they belong.
Yours faithfully, (Name withheld)
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