From Meka’s Medal to Biya’s Tokens: Lessons for Ambazonia
Paul Biya has perfected this colonial formula in the post-independence era. The medals have simply changed form to tokens of loyalty which are ministerial titles, and ceremonial appointments. By An Insider In 1956, Ferdinand Oyono — a young Cameroonian who would later serve as a diplomat and cabinet minister under Paul Biya — published one


The Price of Compromise, Ambazonians cannot afford to pay.
Paul Biya master of his game: He does not compromise in the sense of mutual concession. He absorbs, neutralises, and renders his opponents harmless — all while strengthening his grip on power. By Ali Dan Ismael Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist Since the beginning of the war with La République du Cameroun (LRC), Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako