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Uchiba Nelson is an activist and a fervent supporter of the Ambazonia course for Independence. By Uchiba Nelson In our liberation movement, many have wondered why highly educated figures—such as Dr. Epah, Dr. Simon Munzu, and Professor Carlson Anyangwe—have sometimes fallen short of the expectations placed upon them. The common assumption is that education alone
Uchiba Nelson calls on Paul Nilong to understand that: Ambazonians are not liberated by complaints, but by courage. Not by slander, but by sacrifice. By Uchiba Nelson August 3, 2025 Mr. Paul Nillong, At your age and with your experience, one would expect you to focus on building something meaningful—not tearing down the efforts of
By the office of the President. Lord Tony Benn once said, “Always defend the right to decide. Because if you cannot decide, you cannot govern. And if you cannot govern, you are not free.” These words speak not only to political theory but to lived experience. They reflect the heart of the Ambazonian people’s journey—a
Maitre Julius Achu: Defender of Nothing, Critic of Courage By Dr. Martin Mungwa – The Voice of Ambazonia BREAKING: In a rare moment of candour on state-run television in La République du Cameroun (LRC), two Francophone journalists have risked career and comfort to admit what Ambazonians have always known: Cameroon has never elected a president.
Dr. Marcelius Atanga a political observer, and an advocate for justice By Dr. Marcelius Atanga As Cameroon approaches the 2025 presidential elections—arguably the most pivotal in its post-independence history—the eyes of the world turn not only to the political elite in Yaoundé, but to the long-suffering people of the sovereign nation of Ambazonia. With over
Paul Biya at 92 years old, with over 43 years in power, what else can he offer? By The Editorial Desk – The Independentist | July 14, 2025 At 92 years old, with over 43 years in power, Paul Biya has once again declared his candidacy for President of La République du Cameroun in the
Ambazoniens, ne vous laissez pas duper. Opinion: Par la Rédaction Independentist 10 juillet 2025: Dans le théâtre de la géopolitique mondiale, rares sont les nations qui ont su jouer à la fois le rôle de l’incendiaire et celui du pompier avec autant de cynisme calculé que la France. De l’Afrique de l’Ouest à l’Asie du
They denied dialogue, today they are crumbling. By Ali Dan Ismael The Independentist DeskJuly 10, 2025 For decades La République du Cameroun (LRC) insisted on an illusion of unity—a manufactured fiction that Ambazonia was part of its political, legal, and moral order. That illusion is now not only broken—it is burning to ashes. Today, Yaoundé
Ambazonians must be careful with the French and their theatrics. By Ali Dan Ismael the Editorial DeskJuly 10, 2025 In the theatre of global geopolitics, few nations have played the role of both arsonist and firefighter with as much practiced cynicism as France. From West Africa to Southeast Asia, and from America’s revolutionary beginnings to
Colonial Prime Minister Dion Ngute (middle) Bowing to Paul Biya Opinion: In recent months, certain voices within federalist and “One Cameroon” circles have quietly floated the idea that Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute could offer a path toward resolving the Ambazonian conflict. They claim that, as an Anglophone and native of Southern Cameroons, his rise
