Tears of shock and anguish hit the farming community of Mforya in Bafut Local Government in English-seaking Cameroon aka Ambazonia on 6 December 2025. Eye witnesses testified that the French Cameroon military invaded the village and started targeting young men. In the end of their execution mission, at least 10 corpses were identified in street corners and bushes. In one of the massacre places, a local restaurant owner by name Ngwa Set, was shot in his restaurant alongside his customers. In addition to shattering the bodies with bullets, the French Cameroun Bulubeti soldiers also emptied their wallets. Some of the bodies were mutilated beyond recognition and were buried immediately, while others were carried to the mortuary for eventual burial. See attached video
A War Policy Rejected by Voters on 12 November 2025
Come to think of George Bush and the Republican party stealing Obama’s 2008, to continue with the Iraq war that had become unpopular to the American people. On October 12 2025, the Cameroun people overwhelmingly voted out the 94-old Paul Biya and his CPDM party in favor of Issa Tchirouma. As usual, the frail president and tribesmen stole the election. They then went after the winner forcing him into exile. Other opposition leaders were locked up and killed in jail such as Anicet Ekane.. (Below are some of the images of the killings in Mforya, bafut).
Current Crisis
On October 6, 2016, lawyer and teacher trade unions in the Anglophone regions initiated a strike. Led by Barrister Agbor Balla, Fontem Neba, and Tassang Wilfred, they were protesting against the appointment of French-speaking judges in the British Southern Cameroons. They saw this not only as threatening the common law system in the Anglophone regions, but as part of the general marginalization of Anglophones. The strikes were supported by peaceful protests in the cities of Bamenda, Buea and Limbe. The activists demanded protection of the Common law system of the Anglophone regions, and opposed the civil law system used by the Francophone magistrate in courts in British Cameroon, thus replacing the common law system. They asked for several laws to be translated into English. The greater population inspired by Mancho Bibixy with a coffin demanded for the respect of British Cameroon’s identity. He equally questioned the neglect of the region by the French Cameroun authorities (View Here). Since 2016, more than 56,000 innocent Anglophone Cameroonians have been killed by Paul Biya.
British Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia) Genocide Library 