Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor Subject: Why the Southern Cameroons Plebiscite Was Fundamentally Different Sir/Madam, Public discussion of the political status of Southern Cameroons is often dismissed as emotional or revisionist. In fact, the issue rests on a clear, verifiable historical and legal distinction: the plebiscite conducted in British Southern Cameroons was fundamentally different from the

In line with THE INDEPENDENTISTEditorial Series on Truth and Accountability AN OPEN LETTER OF “APOLOGY” TO PRESIDENT PAUL BIYA AND HIS GREAT ARCHITECTS OF DEMOCRACY Editorial Foreword This text follows the finest Cameroonian tradition of speaking truth to power through heightened politeness. Any resemblance to real accountability is purely intentional. To His Excellency President Paul

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Subject: Justice for Anicet Ekane: A Murder That Cannot Be Buried Dear Editor, The brutal death of Anicet Ekane has shaken our nation’s conscience. We must resist every attempt to bury the truth under propaganda and political convenience. First, Ekane played a vital role in building a unified opposition front for

Letter to the Editor Subject: Protecting Our People Protects Our Struggle. History teaches us one thing clearly: A liberation movement that loses the people has already lost the war. Today, Ambazonians are troubled. Kidnapping for ransom is rising. Some armed actors are interfering in village disputes and turning justice into a business. These actions are

Letter to the Editor Sir/Madam, Ambazonians are united by a single goal: the freedom and dignity of our nation. Yet today, our struggle is being weakened from within by the destructive rise of tribal politics and factional loyalty. French Cameroon has long relied on a strategy of “divide and rule.” When force failed to break

Letter to the Editor Subject: Patriotism on Trial: What Anicet Ekane’s Death Says About Cameroon Sir/Madam, The death of Georges Anicet Ekane on 1 December 2025 while in state custody has sparked more than grief. It has revived a profound question at the heart of our national life: Who is the true patriot — the

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Sir, As a Catholic clergy, I recently listened to the interview granted by His Lordship Bishop Bibi. I begin by acknowledging his courage to come forward and clarify the role of the Church as a moral authority and voice for the voiceless. That transparency is admirable. However, there are concerns in

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor, In liberation history, there has always been a clear distinction between patriots and performers. Patriots build institutions; performers build platforms. Patriots sacrifice; performers monetize.Patriots stand firm when the storm is harsh; performers disappear when the wind changes. As Ambazonia approaches a decisive turning point in its freedom quest, the

Letter to the Editor Subject: The Origin of Unity Warriors The arrival of unity Warriors in the revolution The name Unity Warriors was introduced into the Ambazonia revolution in 2022. This happened shortly after FM No Pity left his home county of Ngoketunjia to seek refuge in Bui County, following a manhunt by LRC terrorists

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