September 1, 1961: The Day of Fraud Disguised as Federalism
La République du cameroun and France, had no intention of respecting international law. They walked out of the UN process, abandoned the negotiations,
Retrospective,
Commentary
Paul Bartholomew Biya Mvondo — The French-Christened Monarch in Torn ClothesThe Louis XIV Complex
Paul Biya: dares to lecture about tribalism. This from the very man who divided Cameroon along ethnic lines, entrenched nepotism, and used ethnicity
Letters to the Editor
A fervent reader of the Independentist writes to the editorial team, appreciating and corroborating some facts in our Commonwealth reports.
Letter to the Editor Subject; The Fraudulent Path into the Commonwealth Sir, As usual, I followed one of your latest outings with keen
Commentary
How Francis Nkwain Bought Cameroon Into the Commonwealth: The Greatest Betrayal of Ambazonia
Francis Nkwain, then La République du Cameroun’s Minister in charge of Commonwealth affairs. Known for corruption at home, he carried that same reputation
Commentary
The Commonwealth Without Ambazonia: Forgotten Blood, Forgotten People
Britain cannot claim ignorance. It knows the truth of Ambazonia. Yet year after year, it buries our story under trade deals, cheap bananas,
Commentary
How France’s Agent Tchiroma Replaces Kamto to Sell Fake Federation to a Gullible Ayuk Tabe and Chris Anu
Tchiroma replaces Kamto as France’s salesman, Agbor Balla seeks self-interest, Ayuk Tabe remains compromised under duress, and Chris Anu operates in the shadows.
News
Barrister Achu Julius and the Politics of Breadcrumbing
Barrister Achu Julius: His case is a reminder that colonial systems invest heavily in psychological warfare. By Uchiba Nelson – The Independentist In
Expose series
Issa Tchiroma Bakary— The Stool of Servitude
Issa Tchiroma Bakary: Your mission in Ambazonia is unmasked. Take your tricks to the North, where your people’s backlash is waiting for you.
Expose series
Issa Tchiroma Bakary— The French Embassy Connection
Issa Tchiroma Bakary is not a messenger of reconciliation. He is an emissary of Paris. His mission is not to resolve conflict but
Britain Abandoned John Ngu Foncha and the Southern Cameroons delegation in Foumban: What Did they Do Wrong?
John Ngu Foncha, leader of Southern Cameroons, stood alone in Foumban, deprived of genuine British support,despite her obligations as trustee, No treaty was