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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
Africa’s future—self-defined, prosperous, and globally respected—will depend on inclusive systems, accountable leadership, and a commitment to dialogue over conflict. It is time to step beyond the scripts written by others and build the future envisioned by Africans themselves. By M. C. Folo The Independentist contributor. More than sixty years after the first independence celebrations, African
By Nchumbonga George Lekelefac The Independentist Contributor. Monday, November 24, 2025. “Not merely to recount what has been, but to share in moulding what should be.” — Prof. Dr. Bernard Nsokika Fonlon, Editor of Cameroon Cultural Review, Abbia (1960–1980) “Woe to the shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture!” — Jeremiah 23:1,
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
Today, however, Issa Tchiroma and his newly appointed Judge Alice kom appear speaking English, as though mere language could persuade Ambazonians to abandon their principles. To many, this feels less like respect and more like political performance — an attempt to influence opinion without addressing the root causes of the conflict. By Hon. Che The
When Dr. Fomunyoh noted that figures exist showing Issa Tchiroma, President of French Cameroun in Exile, may have garnered more votes than Paul Biya, the last thread of credibility snapped. If Tchiroma in exile won more votes than the incumbent, then the election was manufactured, the institutions lied, France intervened, and the state collapsed. By
Letter to the editor Sir, THE OUTCOME OF A DEFAULTER’S DECEPTION Individuals whose roots are anchored in La République du Cameroun often inherit a worldview shaped by that system — a worldview where duplicity is normalized, promises are flexible, and betrayal is a political instrument. That influence does not disappear overnight simply because someone claims
LETTER TO THE EDITORName Withheld by Request Sir, Atam Milan’s recent position encourages fragmentation — the very disease the international community has consistently warned against. Yet, as a self-styled leader, he appears unwilling to embrace a united front in pursuit of our collective liberation goals. It is a matter of public record that he moved
France’s Empire Is Dying and Macron Cannot Save It. Britain Survived Collapse. France Will Not.
Macron still dreams of rebuilding Gaullist grandeur. Africa has already woken up. France cannot resurrect an empire that Africa has buried. Britain survived its fall because it respected the human person. France will not survive because it respects only the state. The empire is dead, but Macron refuses to attend the funeral. By The Independentist