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The central question cannot permanently be: How do we reconcile North West and South West? A more fundamental democratic question is: What political future do the people of the Former British Southern Cameroons choose for themselves? Different people may answer differently. That is precisely why a democratic and Internationally credible political process matters. The restoration

Ambazonia is the project. Freedom is the objective. Responsible sovereignty is the destination. And if the day comes for genuine third-party-mediated negotiations, those entering the room should understand what is being contested and what must be resolved. Not merely North West versus South West. Not merely one politician in Yaoundé versus another. Not merely a

Formal independence occurred in 1960. But independence is not completed by a date. It is completed when a people possess the institutions, economic capacity, political freedom, and strategic confidence to determine their own future. By Uchiba Nelson, Contributor The Independentist News As Amazon associate this site earns from qualifying purchases Its back to school, equip

The alleged ADF–Atanga Nji relationship is therefore not something that should be decided through social-media warfare. It is an allegation that can potentially be tested through witnesses, communications, financial records, authenticated documents and a carefully reconstructed chronology. If the witnesses are prepared to speak, let their statements be taken properly. If documents exist, let qualified

Ambazonians should prepare intelligently. Verify every announcement. Distinguish an official directive from a social-media rumour. Protect vulnerable people. Reject unnecessary intimidation and violence. And remember that political discipline is itself part of nation-building. The anniversary is bigger than any poster, personality or faction. October 1 belongs to the people. Let it be approached with memory,

A journalist may bring attention. A diaspora may provide resources. But ultimately, the people seeking sovereignty must construct the political, economic, institutional, and civic capacity capable of sustaining it. A declaration begins a national project. Perseverance sustains it. Solidarity strengthens it. Diplomacy opens space for it. Institutions give it substance. And a prepared people gives