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Mike Fusi did not return to help Ambazonia. He returned to run from the wreckage of his own past. He returned to hide the shame of the Washington embassy. He returned to bury the disgrace of the copyright coup. He returned to confuse the people about Unity Warriors. He returned to mask his lack of
We have survived brutality, displacement, starvation, torture, burned villages, and the grief of losing brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, and innocent children. Yet we did not break. We did not surrender.We became stronger. By Ghainwi Akamentsu There are moments in a nation’s story when delays turn out to be divine interventions. Looking back at the Ambazonian
Dr Samuel Ikome Sako is: selected through a constitutional restoration process head of a functioning Government-in-Exile supported by Ambazonia’s global diaspora, grounded in the United Nations decolonization framework, actively strengthening diplomatic, humanitarian, and security pillars, Tchiroma seeks relevance. Sako exercises authority. Tchiroma reacts to a collapsing state. Sako builds a rising nation. A Knockdown–Crashout EditorialBy
Cameroon is not a nation. It is a debt engine. A collapsing empire fed by lies, loans, and illusions. A country spending the future in the present. A poor country pretending to be rich. An economy built entirely on external debt. A system so damaged that even a century of competent leadership cannot repair. By
Southern Cameroons must stop dancing around the edges of truth. We must stop decorating our chains. We must stop believing that a French Cameroun politician can save us from a French Cameroun system built to crush us. It is time to face reality: freedom will not come from Yaoundé. Freedom will not come from Tchiroma.
Archbishop Nkea may keep the garments of office, but moral authority is earned — and he has lost it. The people of Bamenda deserve a shepherd worthy of their pain. It is time for Rome to send him elsewhere. It is time for accountability. It is time for conscience. By The Independentist Editorial Desk In
We want peace — but Ambazonians know better than anyone that “peace without justice” is merely silence under oppression. We want unity — but unity built on lies is a prison. We want hope — but hope must be earned, not declared. By The Independentist Political Desk Deputy Mayor Biyong Joseph Espoir Vybe-Mood has written
The cathedral exploded in boos — not the timid murmurs of discontent, but the full-throated rejection of a people betrayed beyond measure. The reaction was so swift, so loud, and so unanimous that even the marble pillars seemed to recoil. The Nuncio stood there, stunned. The clergy froze. The ritual collapsed. An Independentist Editorial by
It is time for Ambazonians in every Local Government Area to: Reclaim their dignity, Reassert their right to self-governance, Organize their communities, Strengthen their institutions, And prepare for the political, diplomatic, and civic work required to end decades of injustice. By Hon. Che — Edited for The Independentist For more than six decades, the people
The massacre of Bamileke communities during the French and post-colonial military campaign in the twentieth century remains one of the least acknowledged mass atrocities in Central Africa. French colonial authorities classified the killings as “order maintenance.” Edited from a reflection originally shared by Vivian Abiedu, By The Independentist Editorial Desk Introduction — The Silences That
