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The Bini Riva Festival is expected to attract residents, tourists, athletes, artists, fishermen, content creators and cultural enthusiasts from within and outside Delta State. By Henry Ovie EbireriThe Independentist News ContributorMediaGate Nigeria The 2026 Bini Riva Festival will begin in Koko, Delta State Nigeria, on August 8, bringing together riverine communities for a three-day celebration
The lesson from football is simple but powerful. A serious people must be willing to say, even when it hurts: the rule is the rule. If it is wrong for them, it is wrong for us. If justice is to mean anything, it must be impartial. That is fair play. That is institutional integrity. By
A credible path forward requires transparency, verification, and engagement from all relevant stakeholders—local, national, and international. Until then, for many residents, silence is not neutral. It carries a cost. By Lester MaddoxGuest Contributor, The Independentistnews, Oakland County, CaliforniaApril 6, 2026 The dawn of April 1, 2026, brought not a moment of levity, but deep distress
The Epstein case and the political tensions in Cameroon arise from very different circumstances, yet both reveal a similar warning: power without accountability breeds abuse, and systems that ignore injustice eventually face instability. By Ali Dan Ismael, Editor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews The name Jeffrey Epstein has become one of the most disturbing symbols of elite power,
In a tone of total hope, in his address to his people in the end of year 2025, Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, reveals a promising year for the freedom and Independence of the Ambazonian people in 2026,. Here is Dr. Sako’s full end of year address to the people of the former Bristish southern cameroons.
This is not the moment for fancy robes or church politics. This is the moment for truth and compassion. Jesus always stood with: the weak, the broken, the oppressed, the people who had no voice, The Church must do the same today. By Prof Louis Mbua The Independentist contributor This message is not an attack.
A single slap may seem insignificant in the face of decades of political dominance. Yet, history shows that authoritarian systems often unravel not through spectacular battles but through moments when citizens decide they have been pushed too far. By Ali Dan Ismael with notes from a Special Correspondent A routine checkpoint in the Cameroonian town
When one strategy fails, Yaoundé will try another. Failure has never stopped them from attempting the same tactic repeatedly. These gatherings are not about unity. They are about destabilisation and the collapse of Ambazonian governance. By The Independentist news desk A few days ago, Ambazonians watched yet another attempt to manufacture confusion in the liberation
Algeria has lit the fire. Now Africa must face the truth it has feared for 63 years. Ambazonia must be heard. Ambazonia must be acknowledged. Ambazonia must be restored. By The Independentist Political Desk Africa is finally gathering the courage to confront the cancer that has eaten its dignity for more than a century —
Marching Under Duress: Youth Day Parades and the Search for Normalcy in Cameroon’s Conflict Zones
Local reports from cities such as Bamend, Kumba and Nkambe suggest that participation in parades can sometimes occur under strong administrative encouragement, with school authorities under pressure to ensure attendance. Officials argue that such mobilization is necessary to preserve civic life and prevent armed groups from dictating public activity. By Timothy EngoneneGuest Editor-in-Chief, The Independentistnews