Author: AGL

“We were arrested and promised to be killed, if we don’t show the home of an Ambazonia general, said to be in our quarter. They molested us, told us the music we were dancing that night, at the village night club. We were coming back from the said village dance night”. An innocent villager whom the French Cameroun soldiers spared for another day narrates. “From every indication, they had come to the dance, and were monitoring us. They molested us till 5 AM. We were there when they went to a building, with tenants, surrounded it and sprayed it with bullets. Everybody in there was killed. Some villagers who heard the shooting and attempted to run to the bush were eliminated. Another survivor narrates the sad tale.

The result was more than 19 killed, including women and children, on 29 February, 2020, at Babanki Tungo, in British Southern Cameroun. Reports say the French Cameroun soldiers mockingly celebrated over the bodies, before retiring to the French Cameroun governor’s office, at up station, Bamenda to throw a lavish party, celebrating their genocidal action. Below are some of the massacred innocent British Cameroonian citizens, (called terrorists) by the French Cameroun authorities. One is a breastfeeding mother, shot on the stomach. Her four-month innocent baby drenched in her blood looks on. “This is ethnic cleansing. What have women and children done to deserve this?” A relative of a victim laments.

Some of the corpses of the more than 15 Killed

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Killing Tally

This Babanki Killings raises the tally to more than 70 Killed in British Cameroon, in less than 14 days following the Ngarbuh Valentine’s day, 2020 massacre in which about 37 innocent civilians were killed, including children. With every global authority calling it a genocide, the call for intervention to save the minority English-speaking people of British Cameroon is urgent. About 217 British Cameroonians were killed in January 2020. For full images and videos click here. This brings to more than 20,000 killed since 2016. The worst year being 2019 in which about 6000 British Cameroonians were killed by the French Cameroun soldiers under 87-year-old Paul Biya, in power since 1982. For a full list of those killed in 2019 with videos and pictures, click here

“You used him and dumped to be killed” one chat group user fumes over the killing of a witness who had earlier provided vital information to the UN and other Human Rights Organization about the killing of 37 people including 14 children and two pregnant women at Ngarbuh, North West British Cameroon, on Valentine’s Day, 2020. Mallam Danjuma, had earlier been arrested, tortured and kept incommunicado since February 24, 2020, by French Cameroun soldiers. Activists and sympathizers had raised the alarm on social media like twitter to the UN and Human Rights Watch that elevated the poor Danjuma to the target list of French Cameroun genocidal authorities” He has been murdered and dumped in Kikaikelaki, miles from where he was arrested, because the UN failed to protect him” Another twitter post states.

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As the world was still to confirm if truly whether Mallam Danjuma was alive or dead, the people of Babanki Tungo, still in North West British Cameroon were in another mourning as the French Cameroun troops invaded the farming community around 3 am, February 29, 2020. They killed about 19 civilians including women and children. The gruesome killings did not end at the northern part of the territory. In Ebam in Eyumojock, the military raided the village and arrested one Ojong Thomas Ebot. Hours later he was brought back and publicly executed. Locals confessed he was an expatriate who returned to the village to better his life through farming.

Responsibility to protect

“….Sovereignty is not just protection from outside interference – rather is a matter of states having positive responsibilities for their population’s welfare, and to assist each other. Consequently, the primary responsibility for the protection of its people rested first and foremost with the State itself. However, a ‘residual responsibility’ also lied with the broader community of states, which was ‘activated when a particular state is clearly either unwilling or unable to fulfill its responsibility to protect or is itself the actual perpetrator of crimes or atrocities”

” In case these governments fail, “Heads of State and Government affirmed their responsibility to protect their own populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity and accepted a collective responsibility to encourage and help each other uphold this commitment. They also declared their preparedness to take timely and decisive action, in accordance with the United Nations Charter and in cooperation with relevant regional organizations, when national authorities manifestly fail to…” More

With the killings in British Southern Cameroon, isn’t it time for the UN to invoke the Responsibility to Protect the minority English-speaking people of British Cameroon? Since the Ngarbuh Massacre on 14 February 2020, more than 78 innocent civilians have been killed by French Cameroun soldiers under 87-year-old Paul Biya, in power since 1982. For the images of the more than 78 victims killed post Ngarbuh, click here

On the 14 of February, 2020, one of the many massacres in the ongoing genocide in British Southern Cameroon managed to momentarily grab some western headlines. The effect was that it scared diplomats versed with the genocide to willy-nilly issue lame statements to add to the previous lame ones early issued on the killings.”All they did was change the dates on their previous communiques” One activist said. There is no doubt that silence would have solicited questions from the few Western media that covered the massacre, and which these diplomats fear and respect. Most of the Western media got the figures wrong. This according to observers again show just how worthless black lives are. Social media is witness to the fact that these diplomats know not only the history of the conflict, but conversant with the Atrocity Crimes committed by French Cameroon on the once independent people of British Southern Cameroon. The French President Emmanuel Macron, accepted his awareness of the genocide, when confronted at a farm occasion in France on Saturday 23 February, 2020. His involvement was never in doubt, his open confession was certainly a wake-up call for Western countries and the UN, that has been put in a fix over the abuses committed by French Cameroun, pretentiously shielded by France and Macron

While Ngarbuh in which more than 37 were massacred including 2 pregnant women and 14 children got these flimsy releases, post-Ngarbuh has received zero attention, even though it has been more deathly. Since the incident, the world has gone back to her normal coma, while the perpetrator of the massacre arrogantly continues the genocide. More villages have been burnt and civilians killed. Witnesses to the massacre have been picked up, others are feared killed.

U.S Ambassador to Africa, Mr. Tibor Nagy has in numerous outings emphasized that Biya cannot win the war, but has failed to ensure a resolution is achieved that respect the historical origin of the war, which has seen enormous destruction of British Cameroon by French Cameroun soldiers. The question to the ambassador is simple : while he knows Biya can’t win the war, can he thus win the Genocide, in which renowned experts like Dr. Greg Stanton of Genocide Watch have agreed it is one ? What happened to Responsibility to Protect (R2P or RtoP? With the dysfunction in the United Nations, and its inability to protect vulnerable people from extinction, isn’t it time to invoke this tool in the box, as Mr. Tibor had earlier told Congress they were there? History will not be too kind to the U.S for staying silence in the face of such barbarism that run contrary to the values of the country. The U.S has no shortage of information on the Genocide. Why wait for more innocent civilians to be killed by a dictator that your own ambassador has accused of carrying out targeted killings of Anglophones? Since the war began almost Four years now, it is estimated that more than 20,000 people have been killed. Also, the war has rendered more than 70,000 as refugees in Nigeria. An additional 100000 homes have been burnt by the French Cameroun soldiers. The Ambassador’s unwillingness to exert pressure on the French Cameroun government has prompted such questions like, is the Ambassador playing for time to run out his duration as the Ambassador to Africa? Remember the U.S in 1961 voted for British Southern Cameroon independence.

Below are the number of people killed since 87-year-old Paul Biya’s 2020 Valentine’s day massacre in Ngarbuh, British Cameroon

1. Mankon (Ntahkah) 24 February, 2020. Villages invaded the two killed were laced with grenades. Corpses shattered during retrieval. Luckily no one killed again

2. Oku, Bui County, 24 February, 2020. Three Killed

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3. Bamenda 23 February, 2020. Two unarmed youths, picked up, tortured, killed and dumped

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4. Fungom, Menchum County. +20 Killed, 21 February, 2020.

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5. Kumba 15 February, 2020. Two innocent soccer youths picked up and killed

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6. Bamenda (Mankon), 19 February, 2020. One Innocent driver, pulled out of the St. Mary Hospital and shot in front of family and other patients and onlookers. He was rushing to save a life.

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7. Muyuka, 18 February, 2020. one Old father, beaten with broken ribs on the 9 February, 2020. He died on 18 February, 2020,and was buried like trash.

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8. Muyuka 20th February, 2020. Driver named Cornelius, shot and killed.

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9. Babessi, Ndop County, 18 February, 2020. Two innocent civilians shot by French Cameroun commander for claiming they have sympathy for Amba.

10. Kuk Village, Fungom of Menchum County, 17 February, 2020. +3 Killed and houses set ablaze.

11. Mendakwe, Mezam County. On Eve of Ngarbuh. Two burnt alive

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13. Balinyonga, Innocent student killed, for being British Cameroonian 20 February, 2020

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14. Fundong, Mbam Village, 21 February, 2020. Two killed – Sama Amos and Nfini Leonard, claiming they were Ambazonia soldiers. Disregard for British Cameroonian life.

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15. Died in exile in Nigeria, running from the genocide.Pa Pius John Nyamdon from Bali Nyonga, was targeted for elimination by the French Cameroun regime.

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Copses on the streets of british cameroon

Here are the images

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The massacre of 37 people in NW British Cameroon, including 14 children, and about three pregnant woman, is not the first and would not be the last. The world stood by when the same soldiers killed and burnt from 94-year-old Mami Appih, to 4-month-old Martha in Muyuka. In all, the international Community remains mute with verbal condemnation.

Cecil the Lion, got much sympathy and action around the world than more than 20,000 killed in British Southern Cameroon (Ambazonia). Just the mere access to observers and western journalists have been refused by the 87-year-old dictator, Paul Biya, in power since 1982. No western country has asked the reason why the refusal. The issue of falsely claiming sovereignty over a territory that in historical facts was not part of another country during her independence is a visa for the genocide. For UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, who got a golden statue for silence on the genocide to shamelessly ask the murderer of the children to investigate their actions is share insensitivity to black lives. SHAME! SHAME AND SHAME.

Below is the image of the casket and burial of a fetus from the killed mother. What next Karen Bass, Tibor Nagy etc? We are tired of “WE ARE MONITORING…., WE HAVE CALLED ON… WE TALKED ON THE NEED FOR… ETC”. Killing people after calling them dogs, terrorists, secessionists etc.

According to sources from Ndu and corroborated by a French Cameroun military informant, the Ngarbuh massacre was well-planned in advance. Prior to the boycotted election in the area on 9th February, 2020, French Cameroun soldiers invaded the quiet Ngarbuh area and forcefully installed themselves in a church house with no authorization. They smashed the church doors and the local priest was threatened with elimination if he raises any objection. From there, they coordinated their action at a time that the inhabitants will be all present. Inhabitants of the area insists, no fighting has ever taken place in the area, with restoration forces of the state of Ambazonia, who are loved by the population in the territory. This love according to one of the affected’s family members angers the French Cameroun armies, who are hated by the locals for their brutality.

“Some were shot, butchered with knives. Some burnt in their houses. Those who tried to escape were shot at. We counted 27 corpses and others were retrieved in the bushes, making 37. Others are still missing. We don’t know if they have been killed or not. A victim tells BBC Africa. Another victim, whose family was erased was pellucid: “Out of the nine in my family that were killed, one was a boy. the rest were less than 12 years old. My sister who was breast-feeding her four-month old baby were shot in front of the house. My sister’s daughter and her six children, were all killed” Another victim also tells the BBC.

Fulanis earlier prepped up by local politicians and the French Cameroun government are said to have accompanied the French Cameroun Military in the action. In all, about 14 children and pregnant women were among the 37 executed by the French Cameroun miliatry. Six of the kids were inquirers preparing for Baptism. Ngarbuh is not the first and will not be the last in the ongoing genocide on the minority English-speaking people of British Southern Cameroon. The war has killed more than 20,000 British Southern Cameroonians.

Using Fulanis, Mbororos or government’s own militias called Atanga Nji boys to attack natives is prevalent. The above the law government of Mr. Biya has employed the tactic severally with devastating consequences. It happened in the same area of Donga Mantung in 2018, where more than 32 boys were killed. The tactic is prevalent in the county of Menchum as well. Below is one of the actions where the Fulanis are guarded by the French Cameroun military to burn and kill villagers whom the government believe are not too loyal to them. The same military films their atrocities to the glee of the French Cameroun appointed Governor of the territory Mr. Lele Afrique. The French Cameroun military’s action of arming one religious of ethnic group against another is a script adopted by France in the genocide in Rwanda in 1994.

The 87-year-old Paul Biya’s massacre of more than 37 children fit to be his great grand children, but not worth living, at Ngarbuh, in Ndu area of British Cameroon, on 14 February, 2020, is not the first and wouldn’t be the last. For four years now, the octogenarian has committed far worse Atrocity Crimes since 2016, when the people of British Cameroon (Ambazonia), went to the streets to demand for structural changes to enshrine equality in the country whom they were treated as third class citizens. In addition to the double massacres of 22 September, 2017, and 1 October, 2017, Paul Biya’s crimes have surpassed Boko Haram, and ISIS combined. He has tortured, raped, beheaded, burnt villages and families alive, buried others in mass graves and submerged others in rivers. To stand aloft these stated terror groups, he has the backing of the world and owns a hordes of lobbyists in Washington and other major capitals who principally glue the lips of officials while writing press releases for them.

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Foreign Policy.com writes that, ““documents filed in the U.S under the Foreign Agents Registration Act show that the Biya government is channeling upward of $184,000 a month to some U.S lobbying firms. Squire Patton Boggs is currently receiving $100,000 a quarter from Cameroon. Glover Park Group—which just cut ties with the Saudi government—is providing public affairs and communications support to the Embassy of Cameroon in Washington for $51,000 a month, and in September 2019, Mercury Public Affairs secured a media relations contract with the government worth $100,000 a month”. This is from a dictator whose citizens live on less than a dollar a day. Below are the other massacres committed by the French Cameroun government of paul Biya in this four-year genocide that has claimed more than 20,000 lives.

2018 Massacres

1. ISIS PLAYBOOK with Samsoya February 3, 2018
2. SANTA MASSACRE 25TH MAY, 2018.
3. BUEA MASSACRE 30TH JULY, 2018
4. DONGA-MANTUNG AND BABESSI MASSACRES, 20th of October, 2018
5. FIRST BALI NYONGA MASSACRE 22 NOVEMBER, 2018
6. EXTRA-JUDICIAL KILLING OF PREGNANT MEDICAL OFFICER AND HUSBAND IN MBENGWI August 2018

For full details of these 2018 massacres with videos and pictures, Click here

2019 Massacres

1. MPUNDU BALONG, 25 JANUARY, 2019.
2. BOLE-BAKUNDU: +15 MASSACRED ON 2 FEBRUARY, 2019 AT THE MARKET.
3. THE NONI MASSACRE, 8 MARCH, 2019
4. Second BALINYONGA MASSACRE 13 APRIL, 2019. +11 KILLED AND INCINERATED.
5. KILLING AND DUMPING IN MANYU AND IKILIWINDI, SOUTHERN ZONE BRITISH SOUTHERN CAMEROON, 4 April, 2019
6. MASSACRE OF HEALTH PERSONNEL in Kumbo and Belo.
7. THE MBAW MASSACRE, 1 MARCH, 2019.

For full details, videos and other images on these 2019 massacres, Click here

Is the world still going to sit back and watch this genocide continue? Remember, close to 6000 were killed in 2019, alone. For details of the 2019 killings, click here.

A day after Africa’s second longest-serving dictator, Paul Biya of French Cameroun posted pictures of his family celebrating his 87th birthday, the ailing commander-in-chief and his soldiers have killed at least 37 people including children in the village of Ngarbuh, in Ndu area of Bui County in British Cameroon. Cameroon News Agency quotes an eye witness: “A man, I know so well who is called Seka was killed inside his house, including his 5 children and pregnant wife. They also killed a woman who is a neighbor and all her grandchildren. They shot another boy and we are trying to get him to Nso land for treatment. It is an emergency”. The source further narrates that those in charge of the massacre were French Cameroun soldiers led by State-sponsored militias. “They moved from house to house, shooting and burning”, the site writes. Corroborating sources indicate the same people killed were mostly those the military forced to the polls on the 9th of February, 2020, in an election that was boycotted by British Cameroonians.

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Here lie 35 souls which harboured in abject misery occasioned by demonic thievery and senseless greed in the corridors of power, but made the most of their lovable families to afford themselves inexplicable happiness. Even as they gave a hoot to the permanently despoiled national cake, their divinely authored lives were squeezed out of them with such weaponry as to set out in hunt for an invincible, invisible, yet omnipresent predator.

Here are some names of the killed

1 Papa Awudu 2 Papa Abdul Sunjo 3 Maman Kwicherreh 4 Yaya 5 Sikah 6 Justin 7 Alidou Bah 8 Kinuyui 9 Manjo Seka 10 Ringyu 11 Mami Suley
12 Ngond Hassana ( enceinte)thevoicenews.net

The killings in Ndu add to several British Cameroonians killed in less than a week following the sham election, heavily boycotted by the British Cameronians and French Cameroun’s main opposition party of former Minister Maurice Kamto. In Bambui, still on 14 February, more French Cameroun soldiers burnt a woman in their family home. Reports say the house was set ablaze deep in the night when the occupants were asleep. Madame Asongwe, who was sleeping, was roasted. Prelates who visited the burnt compound express shock at the level of barbarism inflicted on the English-speaking people of the former British Cameroon. On the 13 of February, 2020, similar burning and killings were witnessed in the village of Bamendakwe were another lady was roasted alive by the same military under Paul Biya. In Bangem in the Southern Zone of the territory, more than 6 innocent civilians were caught, tortured, dragged behind army cars. Those who were still breathing after the torture were executed by the military. “These are crimes against humanity, where no basic principle of war are respected. An army arrests people and they are found dead, and nobody questions their actions. This is unheard of” A sympathizer laments. About 80 homes have been razed in less than five days following the election that was shunned by the people of the region.

This continuous killing and destruction by French Cameroun soldiers is expected to swell the number of refugees fleeing the territory to neighboring Nigeria. Prior to the election, the United Nations Refugee Agency, stated that, “nearly 8,000 Cameroon refugees have fled to eastern and southern Nigeria” two weeks to the election. With post-election extermination of the vulnerable people of British Cameroon, more are expected to leave the territory. The UN nation the architect of the genocide continues to maintain sealed lips.

Killings in Ngarbuh, Ndu 14 February, 2020

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Killing and Destruction in Bambili

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Bamendakwe Killing and Burning 13 February, 2020

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Bangem Killing 09 February, 2020

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A guest on an American TV show was posed the question of which country Obama’s father came from, and her instant answer was Africa. Her answer reflects the knowledge of many Americans about what Africa is. The same applies to policy makers who know nothing about the colonial legacies of the continent which are very important in talking about democracy, freedoms and economics.

There are marked differences between Francophone and Anglophone Africa. Firstly, One is ruled from outside and the other from the inside. This is a reflection of their colonial upbringings. Anglophone Africa had indirect rule, where the British shared power with locals who administered their subjects. These subjects could question those leaders with the backing of the colonial administrators. The French ruled theirs as a part of France. All authority came from Paris. Paris was thus their boss, and they were made to feel and think French. None could ever question the authority of France (administrators). They grew up with this centralized system till date. The president appoints from ministers, Senators right down to school principals. These basic distinctions are very important for policy makers from Washington and New York, who generalized the political and economic situations in Africa.

The Differences between Anglophone (british Cameroon) and francophone (French Cameroun)

An example is the situation between British Southern Cameroon (Anglophone) and French Cameroun (Francophone). While France and French Cameroun were busy killing their subjects in the 1950s, to entrench France’s domination, the British colony of Southern Cameroon was busy building its economic and political institutions in anticipation of her independence as stipulated by the UN Trusteeship Council. They severed links Democratically with Anglophone Nigeria in 1953 – Benevolence Neutrality. They walked out of the Eastern House of Assembly in Enugu, Nigeria, without firing a shot, after poor treatment by Nigeria and her citizens. The result was that they were made an autonomous thus self-governing territory in 1954, (by Queen Elizabeth II) with EML Endeley as its First Prim Minister. During this brief period between 1953 -1961, they became black Africa’s First DEMOCRACY – blossoming multiparty system, conducting peaceful elections in which the loser democratically handed power to a successor. In their short history of independence or self-rule, they had three Prime Ministers, and effective political parties. After the fake union with French Cameroun in 1961, the political parties were forcefully dissolved by the anti-democratic French Cameroun majority. Compare this , to French Cameroun (1961 – 2020), which has had 2 presidents, no democratic transition, the same political leadership since the 50s. Their economic and political life is remotely-controlled from the center – France.

“Parliamentary elections were held in British Cameroons on 24 January 1959. The result was a victory for the Kamerun National Democratic Party, which won 14 of the 26 seats in the House of Assembly” . Of the twelve seats won by the Kamerun National Congress–Kamerun People’s Party alliance, eight were won by the KNC and four by the KPP. (More)

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Kamerun National Democratic Party	73,305	53.4	14	+9
Kamerun National Congress–Kamerun People’s Party	51,384	37.4	12	+4
One Kamerun	2,021	1.5	0	New
Independents	10,509	7.7	0	New
Total	137,219	100	26	+13
Registered voters/turnout	205,576		–	–
Source: (Wikipedia)

The S. Sudan Civil War and the western Double Standard

Africa is repleted with this anomaly movie. Since 1990 several countries in Europe have re-adjusted their boundaries without bloodshed. The Latest are Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo (Former Yugoslavia). In Africa, the Western King-makers exercise the most flimsy diplomatic excuses while they sell arms to the warring factions. At the end, thousands are slaughtered to achieve what would have been achieved peacefully when the demands began, as most always begin peacefully. Thousands died in the Ethiopia-Eritrea conflict, South vs North Sudan and now British Southern Cameroon vs French Cameroun. These conflicts have everything in common -The believe by the bigger country that MIGHT and not FACTS are right, and that the minority must be assimilated.

ln Kamerun, the minority British Cameroonians who as an independent territory joined French Cameroon in 1961, was described as two cubes of sugar waiting to be soluble in the large pond dropped into. They were reduced to sub-humans with names like dogs, foreigners etc. French Cameroun authorities claiming sovereignty over the people, later declared war on them and moved in with an extermination strategy that the U.S Ambassador to Cameroun, Mr. Henry Balerin calls, “Targeted Killings”. Villages are being razed and more than 20,000 have so far been killed. The embarrassing thing about this is that, the UN is the architects of these killings (Eritrea and British Cameroon were forcefully joined to inhumane and bigger countries, against their wishes and rules of the UN Trusteeship Council which was to prepare these territories to self-rule). The West that assigned itself the title of King-maker watches from the sideline while human life is wasted in conflicts arising out of such incompatibilities. For them their economic and geopolitical influence supersedes mostly “Third” World Lives. With modern technology, this pretense is now clearly documented. Programs like twitter and Facebook lay these happenings daily on the dinner tables of these Decision-makers.

In 2011, after fighting the same untrustworthy partner – North Sudan, the mostly Christian South that was persecuted by the North gained her independence. More than 2 million people are estimated to have died in the war leading to this separation. Little had they settled down to build their new country when another war erupted within South Sudan itself. As usual, the King-maker – West lump it within the narrative of a s..thole, savage continent, etc. The conflict was preventable, but because of economic interest, it was allowed to fester.

riek Machar

A key player in South Sudan’s war and politics is Riek Machar. Actually, during the Sudanese Civil War, more South Sudanese died from Mr. Machar’s armies and actions than from the North’s. Here we remember the more than 2000 civilians killed at Bor, and the resulting deaths of others due to famine and diseases. We know he got more arms from North Sudan to fight John Garang’s faction. Riek Machar is a power-hungry sanguinary leader, whose mission is to be head-of-state no matter how much misery or deaths he incur on his way to that mission. In the height of the liberation war, he aligned with Omar El Bashir, against the South before switching again. The BBC says Machar is, “reputed to be a wily operator, switching sides on several occasions during the long north-south conflict as he sought to strengthen his own position and that of his Nuer ethnic group in the murky political waters of Sudan, and later South Sudan”.

The road to Sudan’s 2011 independence was murky. The North formed and equipped several groups against John Garang’s SPLM. Riek Machar was one of the conduits. In October 1993 the US Congress even hosted a meeting between Garang and Machar. This is to illustrate the point that the perpetrator will always try to muddy the waters – try to portray the victim as a few trouble makers. They will buy Washington lobbyists to write public statements. These self-determination conflicts are settled in the West through referendums, but not in Africa, as the masterminds know that a referendum will lead to a repudiation of their lobbyists and talking points. The Genocidal War of Independence in British Cameroon is mirroring the same trajectory, except that it exposes the hitherto hidden hypocrisy of some of the global policy-makers. The killings and burning are all available to them through social media.

Western Hypocrisy and the South Sudan Civil War

This hypocrisy was in full display in December 2013 when South Sudan’s new President Salvar Kiir fired his Vice President Mr. Riek Machar. He accused him and ten others of planning a coup. Mr. Riek Machar later withdrew to pick up arms. Knowing fully well of his intentions, the West never threatened Mr. Machar with firm consequences. The U.S attempted an embargo in December 2016, that would have targeted Mr. Machar, as well, but it failed for obvious reasons. Mr. Machar and his SPLM-IO (Sudan People’s Liberation Movement In Opposition) has sponsors who are hoping to get new oil deals if he succeeds. The outcome is the continuation of the narrative of Africa as a “s..thole”, savage place etc. The worst is using this external conspiracy against South Sudan, as a reason to justify silence on the genocide in British Cameroon, when Genocide Experts such as former State Department official Dr, Greg Stanton, of Genocide Watch, have stated categorically that it is a Full Genocide.

President Trump has every right and power to fire his Vice – Mike Pence. What Mike Pence cannot do is dispute his firing by picking up arms to fight Donald Trump, instead of challenging him at the ballot box. Riek Machar is notorious in using rebellion to seek office or position. Sadly he has not been confronted with serious consequences. His return to Juba this time is not the last. Each time he has come closer to leadership, he has seen it as the best way to achieve his long dream of being Mr. President, rather than the peace and stability of Sudan. British Southern Cameroon has no Riek Machar, and so for the Congress woman Karen Bass, to be comparing these two scenarios in the course of a Genocide on the minority British Cameroonians is wrong, and frustrating to the mothers and children killed each day by French Cameroun soldiers. Representative Karen Bass, holds the power to stop the genocide in British Cameroon now.

As a black leader, European interest in Africa supersedes Human Rights. Since the U.S scaled back its assistance to French Cameroun citing credible Human Rights abuses, no European country has followed suit, thus begging the question of, HOW MANY HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARDS ARE THERE? As of now, more than 20,000 people have been killed, with almost 6000 killed in 2019 alone (Click here for more). It is time to correct the injustice forced on British Cameroon by the UN and allies because of her resources. Assuming the false narrative about South Sudan as a failed state, (with no external blame), it doesn’t justify INJUSTICE on these people who were asking for rights as every American has done throughout history. It is wrong to force one’s daughter with a broken eye, to stay in an abusive marriage simply because, you are scared she wouldn’t make it alone when she was the breadwinner of the marriage. What British Southern Cameroon needs is an honest truth about their history and whether they want to renew their vows like Scotland did in 2014 or move out as the UK just did with the EU. Why must Africans be allowed to kill each other over facts that the world knows and is pretending. The same powers that partitioned the continent for themselves in 1884, have suddenly turned around to defend the unity of two unrelated and irreconcilable people and territories. Shouldn’t black lives matter when an African Dictator is killing his own people? Thanks for Reading.

The U.S has spoken through its Ambassador to the UN Kelly Craft and that for Africa, Mr. Tibor Nagy. Both have stressed the need for an inclusive dialogue citing the Swiss Initiative as vital. Both the Netherlands and Belgian Ambassadors to the UN have echoed same route to peace. The U.S Congress has equally voiced support for a negotiated settlement. From the renewed and intense burning and killing of the English-speaking minority by the French Camroun majority under Paul Biya and backed by France, these words are proving to be hogwash. The Atrocity Crimes on the colonized people of the British Cameroons has continued unabated. Former excuses like, “we were unaware of the gravity” of the situation as did former diplomats on Rwanda in 1994 have been quashed by social media that has enabled an instant serving of these happenings on the menu tables of these power-brokers. A content analysis of tweeter tags to Ambassador Tibor Nagy, Rep. Karen Bass and Ambassador Kelly Craft, show that these personalities receive a minimum daily tag of British Cameroon issues of about 30. This is enough to lure these powerful personalities to muster the courage and do the right thing of STOPPING THE GENOCIDE by forcing French Cameroon to the table and to initiate a fact-finding mission. Mr. Tibor Nagy has been categorical that, a military solution is unattainable. He has however shied away from any action to help stop the killing and burning, unheard of in the 21st century. His many tools in his tool box are still untested.

In Limbe villagers heard night shots only to find unidentified bodies near security posts.There was no doubt from the inhabitants, what the French Cameroun military have done. “They surely kidnapped him somewhere and came and killed him here”, One resident said. We cannot identify him. The same random killings to traumatize families by deliberately disposing the corpses elsewhere was evident in Awing, where another strange corpse was burnt alive. In Bangem, the destruction both in human and material was visible from space. Amnesty International writes, “satellite imagery from 20 January confirms that more than 50 houses in Babubock and neighbouring villages were burned to the ground during a military operation around 14 January 2020“. The death toll was more than 50, with aerial bombings reported.

Bekora Ekondo Titi, which had been razed earlier in 2018 by the French Cameroun Bulubeti militias saw more burning and killings. More than 13 innocent civilians were executed by the soldiers. In Ekona similar executions were reported. In the distant village of Mbiame in Bui County, homes were torched by the soldiers including a church. Three innocent civilians were executed and burnt by the military (see images and video below). In all, more than 200 British Cameroonians were executed by the French Cameroun military. More than 230 homes were also burnt including livelihoods. The village of Balinyonga was severely burnt including market shops. Pigs in pens were not spared. ” It is a scorched-earth policy”, one resident concluded. “Why kill livestock, and nobody is saying anything?” Amnesty International concludes that the increase militarization of the British Cameroons in view of elections was a “pretext for a much more sinister operation”. (Read more of Amnesty’s Report) . Below are Some of the images of killings and destruction in the month of January 2020.

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Torched Villages of balinyonga, Pinyin, Awing, OKu, Mbiame and Victims

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) is a United Nations (UN) body formed in December 1991 by General Assembly Resolution 46/182. The resolution was designed to strengthen the UN’s response to Complex Emergencies and Natural Disasters. The genocide in British Cameroon by France, UN and French Cameroon is not a Complex nor Natural Disaster. It is a man-made disaster fueled by an expansionist/colonialist state of French Cameroun, backed by France

French Cameroun gained independence in 1960 and became a UN member same year, while the autonomous territory of British Cameroon gained her own independence in 1961 and under the same UN mandate voted to form a union of two equals with French Cameroun in 1961. Due to violations of the terms of their union in 1961, British Cameroonians in 2016, asked for a redress of their grievances, but were met with brutality and war of elimination, which morphed into a genocide. History has a lot to learn from on how such union conflicts are handled. Britain never declared war against Scotland before the 2014 referendum. The UK simply gave them the option to stay or leave and campaigned to convince the Scots why it was good for them to remain part of the UK. English Canada never declared war on Quebec’s demand for independence. The EU never declared war on the UK for deciding to leave the union. In all these cases, the majority has simply consulted the will of the dissatisfied people through a free and transparent vote. This has not been the case in Cameroon. The UN which is versed with this history has enhanced this genocide through pretense. The result is that the conflict has now killed more than 20,000 people, rendered more than 50,000 as refugees in Nigeria, the burning down of more than 10,000 homes. An additional 1.5 million are internally-displaced with more than 3 million children out of schools in the English region alone. With facts of history and evidence of loss of legitimacy by French Cameroun over the British Cameroonians, the UN has continued to pretend by advancing flimsy notion of territorial integrity, when it knows French Cameroon as a UN member-state in 1960 never included the territory of British Cameroon. The basic principle of a democratic vote to test the will of the people have been ignored.

With embers from the burnt bodies and homes still hot, blood from the mangled bodies still fresh, from the 2 February, 2020, incident at Owe and Ikatha where +13 people were killed, the authorities of the UN Agency – OCHA-Cameroun, deliberately omitted these killings as has been the strategy of all the UN Agencies in Cameroun charged with providing facts to the body to avert such Atrocity Crimes. The greatest liar has been the Head of the United Nations Regional Office for Central Africa (UNOCA), Mr. François Louncény Fall, falsifying history and lying about the killings. Most often he has used Boko Haram and Central Africa as decoys. To him the notion of territorial integrity supersedes human life and genocide. The question has been which territory, if the organization he incarnates can respect the historical obligation to the UN mandate of British Cameroon? In line with this deliberate deception of the world, OCHA Cameroun used the visit to the destruction in Ikatha and Owe in Fako by French Cameroun soldiers to solicit donations for them to carry on with humanitarian needs. There is no mention of the killings by French Cameroun soldiers, whose Prime Minister, Dion Ngute, was in the vicinity two days after the Atrocity Crimes, to wine and dine. OCHA’s tweet, never tagged UN Scribe Antonio Guterres or any other Security Council member for intervention despite the overwhelming genocidal evidence for intervention.

OCHA led a huge mission to Owe & Ikata in the South West Region of #Cameroon for a rapid humanitarian needs assessment. More than 75% of the population is displaced. Emergency Healthcare, Response to Victims of GBV, Food & Shelter are immediate needs. @NwswResponse pic.twitter.com/9PNjRVDn49

— OCHA CAMEROON (@OchaCameroon) February 7, 2020

HERE’S THE RAW VIDEO OF OCHA’S OMISSION: The question is why the disregard for the Human Rights of British Cameroonians whose history and cradle of their extermination are incubated by the UN? British Cameroon is the jewel of the Gulf of Guinea, with abundant oil and gas resources. For Antonio Guterres and France which currently milks the territory, Human Life isn’t worth their economic interest. Below is the video of what the irrelevant United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Cameroon (OCHA), ignored in Composing the tweet. Irrelevant as stated earlier because the Genocide in British Cameroon (see Genocide Watch’s Assessment) is not a Complex Emergency or Natural Disaster, as is the role assigned to OCHA.

French Cameroun’s Continuous cleansing of British Cameroonians.