Letters to the Editor

Letter to the EditorSir/Madam, The plight of the people of British Southern Cameroons — now known as Ambazonia — remains one of the most overlooked injustices in modern history. In 1961, United Nations Resolution 1608 (XV) provided two options for the UN Trust Territory of British Southern Cameroons: to gain independence by joining either the

Letter to the Editor Subject: If Ambazonia Were in Europe or Asia, the UN Would Have Acted Decades Ago Dear Editor, For over six decades, the people of Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) have endured illegal annexation in violation of UN Resolution 1608 (XV) and the fundamental right to self-determination. The UN resolution called for the territory

Letter to the Editor Subject: “Independence by Joining” Was Never Implemented for Southern Cameroons Sir, The phrase “to achieve independence by joining” in United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1608 (XV) of 21 April 1961 is more than a matter of semantics — it is the heart of the unresolved question of Southern Cameroons’ political status.

Letter to the EditorSubject: “Builders Wanted, Not Bystanders: A Message to Paul Nilong” – Published by The Independentist Dear Editor, I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude and unreserved support for your recent article, “Builders Wanted, Not Bystanders: A Message to Paul Nilong.” as it captured the truth with precision and spiritual clarity. I write

Letter to the EditorSubject: Open Warning to Paul Nillong — History Will Judge You Dear Editor, I write with deep concern and a heavy heart regarding recent developments involving Mr. Paul Nillong—a man who once stood as a symbol of hope for the people of Southern Cameroons, but who now appears to be walking a

Dear Sir, Subject: “Propaganda, Truth, and the Path Forward in Our Struggle.” In times of crisis, propaganda—when deployed with wisdom—can be a force for unity and inspiration. But when it strays too far from the truth, it becomes a liability. Dr. Martin Mungwa has been an eloquent voice for our struggle, and his efforts to

LETTER TO THE EDITOR 11th Province : The Fountainhead of Southern Cameroons Denialism Dear Sir: I am glad we are having this conversation. I take it that your ‘political correctness’ is due to the office you hold. But this is no longer the time for double-speak and ‘convenient truths’ and ‘managed denunciations’– wrapped in wooly,

LETTER TO THE EDITORSubject: I No Longer Believe in the Struggle Dear Editor, I’ve been following your programs on Ambazonia. I’ve listened to the speeches, read the publications, and watched events unfold for years. But if I’m being honest, my answer is simple: No. No, I don’t think anything will change. No, I don’t believe

Letter to the editor Subject: Clarifying Biya’s Strategy—How Communal Liberalism, the Essingan Cult, and the “Eleventh Province” Narrative Replace the Ambazonian Voice Dear Editor-in-Chief, I write to express both my appreciation for your recent coverage of the so-called “11th Province Anglophones” and to offer a necessary clarification regarding the deep architecture of Paul Biya’s assimilationist

Letter to the Editor: Subject; The Eleventh Province and Historical Realities Dear Editor, I recently read your article on the concept of the “Eleventh Province” and its implications in the Southern Cameroons liberation struggle. I found it both thought-provoking and necessary, but I would like to offer a few reflections and clarifications based on my