Letters to the Editor

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

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Sir, I think Milan needs to be reminded that SCACUF and the Governing Council were realities of 2017. Their fate was sealed on October 30th, 2017 with the creation of the Interim Government. The Interim Government has since matured into a full-fledged AMBAZONIA Government-in-Exile. The very idea of an Ambazonian Government

letter to the editor. Subject; A Response to Atam Millan’s Rantings At the heart of Atam Millan’s essay lies a contradiction he has never confronted: He demands accountability from others, yet refuses to account for himself. Until that gap is closed, his posture as the guardian of purity collapses under scrutiny. First Truth: The Nera

Dear Editorial Team, I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express, with the utmost respect, my concern regarding the recent editorial version of my submitted article. While I understand and appreciate the necessity of editorial adjustments for clarity and coherence, the extent of the edits made has resulted in a version

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Subject: Amadou Ahidjo Told Bigger, More Convincing Lies About “Federation” Than Issa Tchiroma Bakary — And Whatever Tchiroma Is Promising Today Is Dead on Arrival Sir/Madam, At a time when Issa Tchiroma Bakary is touring the media with recycled fantasies about “federalism,” “national reconciliation,” and a supposed new beginning for Cameroon,

Letter to the Editor Subject: Appreciation for Insightful Communication and a Call for Public Engagement Dear Editor Good job, Commissioned Secretary of Communications. I truly enjoy listening to the Voice of Ambazonia Radio and reading The Independentist online newspaper. Both platforms are highly informative, inspiring, and grounded in clarity and truth. In your future communications,

Letter to the Editor: sir, Stop Feeding the Wannabes — They Own Nothing Let us speak without hesitation: the so-called Friends of Ambazonia own nothing. Not the struggle. Not the government. Not even the confidence of the people. They are not founders or builders — they are squatters in a history written with the blood,

Letter to the editor of The Independentist news Sir, Permit me to begin by extending heartfelt appreciation to you and your distinguished editorial team at The Independentist for the sterling work you continue to do in informing, educating, and inspiring your readers. Your recent publications have illuminated, with remarkable clarity, the historical and legal foundations