Lackeys of the ruling CPDM political class in Cameroun, usually return to their places of birth since 1982 to heap praises on Paul Biya, – the day their messiah took over power from Cameroun’s first President Amahdou Ahidjo. With the civil war raging in the English-speaking section – Ambazonia, these celebrations have been banned by the de-facto government or resistant groups in the area. This year, Biya managed to remind the citizens resisting him that his brutality for the past years is still strong despite his own wobbling stamina.
The village of Mamfe woke up 6 November, 2023, to an indiscriminate fire on commercial buildings in one of the commercial streets of the depreciating town. Images on social media show the French Cameroun military watching the inferno as the citizens struggle to help their loved ones consumed by the fire. Early reports is pointing to about 50 people killed including children caught in their sleep. This is is not the first time that French Cameroun soldiers are torching homes in retaliation or hatred for communities that oppose the brutal colonial rule of French Cameroun. Reports by Chrada, a human rights organization based in the town of Buea, show that more than 650 villages have been burnt by the French Cameroun soldiers since 2016. The civil war is now in its 7th year. More than 55,000 people have been killed. More than 1.5 million are internally displace and more than 200,000 are stranded as refugees in Nigeria and Ghana.
The solution according to majority of the citizens of the Former British territory of Southern Cameroon, is outright separation from French Cameroun whom they voluntarily joined in 1961 as two independent countries.
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