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Letter to the Editor Dear sir, Just to recall that, the heart of man is so complicated. One never knows what is in his neighbor’s heart, even of his closest relative. The origin and organization of all we think, say and do is the heart. Our decisions are formed and finalized in our heart. It
letter to the Editor. Dear Editor , I write to compliment you on what by has been published in the Independentist on who Archbishop Andrew Nkea is and what he stands for, in relation to the ongoing Ambazonian struggle. Truth can never be successfully buried nor be destroyed. It will always come back. We all
Letter to the Editor This is all what Sako’s followers know that Liberation struggle depends on governing. They have forgotten that life is conceived in division, so for stability in the move let’s have all the leadership be as higher the disorder is the more stable state, the theory of entropy in my mind. Sako
Letter to the Editor Revolutionary Comrades, Let us not be distracted by these empty fellows parading themselves as “PhD holders.” Even if they earned those titles honestly, there is one thing they clearly lack: common sense. And it is not degrees or foreign certificates that build or rule a nation. If anything, it is wisdom,
Letter to the Editor Sir/Madam, The genocidal war in Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) is not only fueled by the guns of La République du Cameroun, but also by betrayal from within. A handful of self-proclaimed Ambazonians—among them certain chiefs and Fons—have sold their people for crumbs. These are the true enemies within, and history must never
Letter to the Editor Sir, In reflecting on the President’s recent speech, it is vital that we, as Ambazonians, provide clarity on certain historical and legal points to avoid dangerous misinterpretations of our national cause. First, Britain did not transfer sovereignty of the Southern Cameroons to La République du Cameroun. No treaty of union exists
Letter to the Editor Sir, When La République du Cameroun convened its “Major National Dialogue” in September–October 2019, it claimed to address the nation’s deepest grievances. Yet the one question at the heart of the crisis—the status of Southern Cameroons—was conspicuously excluded. Instead, the government announced it would grant the Anglophone regions a “special status,”
letter to the Editor. Sir/Madam, The struggle of the Government of the Federal Republic of Southern Cameroons Ambazonia in Exile, led by Dr. Samuel Sako Ikome, invites comparison to a historical precedent the world reveres: General Charles de Gaulle’s Free France government in exile during the Second World War. Both represent the continuity of sovereignty
Dear Editor, I write to share my appraisal of your editorial of Monday , 11August 2025, that peddled the idea of installing a Vice President in a foreign country to represent Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia). That can only be a scam, intended for the exploitation of our resources. For the International Community to listen to such
Letter to the Editor Subject: Southern Cameroons: The Forgotten Decolonization Case and Its Untapped Promise Sir/Madam, The fate of the British-administered Southern Cameroons remains one of the clearest examples of unfinished decolonization in modern history. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1608 (April 21, 1961) specified that the union between Southern Cameroons and the Republic of
