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Letter to the Editor Sir, Warm greetings. The disconnect between our diaspora leadership and the home front has grown dangerously wide, with serious implications for our collective revolutionary effort. Recent events surrounding the unexpected ghost town declaration by actors widely known to oppose our national aspirations have exposed this widening gap. What began as a

Letter to the Editor Subject: The Hard Truth Ambazonians Must Not Ignore Sir, A recent message circulating on social media argues that the path to Ambazonian freedom lies in contesting municipal elections, creating political parties under the Cameroonian system, and gradually winning councils and parliamentary seats until the people can supposedly “walk away” in unity.

Letter to the Editor Sir, I wish to add my voice to the growing chorus calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Rev. Fr. Berinyuy. No servant of God should ever face the trauma of kidnapping. At the same time, however, this painful incident forces us to confront deeper questions about leadership, consistency, and

Letter to the Editor Subject: Responding to Atam Milan’s Recent Statement Sir, My warm greetings. I write to offer a balanced and sincere response to the recent statement issued by Mr. Atam Milan. Many Ambazonians had long hoped that whenever he resurfaced, he would bring clarity, accountability, and a concrete path toward progress. Sadly, his

Letter to the Editor Subject: Milan Atam and the Cost of Disunity Sir, Debates about unity in our struggle are not new, and they will continue for as long as the Ambazonian quest for self-determination remains unfinished. I agree that unity cannot come “at all cost,” because uniting with individuals or movements that have incompatible