Ø Government Forced to Move Barr. Agbor Balla & Dr Fontem Neba to
a Solitary Confinement
Ø Ayah Paul in Desperation Laments in Agony Trying Situation
Ø For Fear of Wrapping Up in Business, Mission Schools Open Admissions
for 2017/2018 Academic Year amidts Threats
Ø Out of Frustration & Lost Grip in the Struggle, SDF MPs Call for
a National Dialogue and Reconciliation Forum
Ø Wirba the Tagged “Maquisard”, Continue with Rebellious Crusade for
Federation
Ø Calls Increase for Change of Strategy while Schools are on
Ø Nigeria Acting President & American Nigeria University Charged
for Bankrolling the Struggle
Ø While Self Seeking Anglophone in the Diaspora Battle with Young
Overzealous Social Media Activists on How to Strengthen the Course
Ø Leadership Squabble Tear Movement and Liberation Struggle Apart
“All these developments are only
contributing factor to the final Death sentence and Life Imprisonment of
Anglophone Cameroonians in jail by the Mfoundi Military Tribunal”
The obvious is now very clear
and the audile should not be doubted as mission schools open their doors for
the next 2017/2018 academic year.
With Mission schools reopening,
that might be end of the road to the Anglophone struggle and the great
liberation movement.
For it will now be crystal clear
that Consortium leaders standing trial for acts of rebellion and terrorism
orchestrated during the 2016/2017 teachers and lawyers strike in the North West
and South West Region of Cameroon, will stand harsh court trial and possible
hard jail sentence.
This can be diagnosed from the
strength of the matter before the military court in Yaounde and the series of
adjournments. To tell Anglophone Cameroonians that acts of that magnitude and
capital to the social welfare of the State cannot be let gone easily as every
one thinks (that is amnesty should be granted to all in jail unconditionally
for frank dialogue to continue).
Proof of what this Reporter is
saying, reports were rift and expectations high that the last, but one
appearance of the consortium leaders in court will grant them conditional bail.
But the contrary came to pass, even at a moment when Dr. Fontem Neba and
Barrister Agbor Balla were ready for a conditional bail with their lead Counsel
Barrister Ben Muna.
Rather the examining magistrate
to prove that they don’t work on pressure or influence from where ever, ceased
that opportunity in the confusion that rocked or clouded the air to indirectly
rule over the case. I quote from the CRTV 7;30 pm news report “the examining
magistrate has denied bail to the parties concern that they will stand trials
till the end of the case because the crimes committed amounts to death penalty and
life imprisonment or jail sentence”.
This note sounds clearly that judgment
was indirectly passed and there is just no other pressure that can be mounted
for the consortium leaders to be freed.
It is also very clear that the
military court is not a civil administrative court and does not act or operate
based on conditional pressure from where ever, not to talk of social media
influence a forum whose views are hardly considered.
The system, a purely
Presidential one, which we all know is ruled and governed by laws that
safeguard the social welfare of the state and the regime in place. So anybody
talking of secession, federalism and no to schools will certainly be baptized a
terrorist and brought to books. A common saying holds it clear that “a child,
who will not let the mother sleep, shall not also sleep”.
The advent of mission schools
reopening kills all hopes for those in jail and the expectant Anglophone
population who greatly await the release of their leaders. Because government
will no longer be put to task and will go at its pace since there are no longer
stakes involved in the negotiation deal.
Worst of all actions taken, by
Anglophone Cameroonians in the Diaspora to strengthen the struggle, is the
appointment of an interim President of the Southern Cameroon Nationhood in the
person of Ayuke Julius Tabe.
The news celebrated by most
Southern Cameroonian patriots, does not only shock the regime, but takes them
aback and in clear terms means that Anglophone Cameroonians in the diaspora
mean real business. In such a situation it is obvious now that government has
every reason to fasten its belts or expect the worst. The hasty plans of
appointing an interim leader to the Southern Cameroon nationhood after
proprietors of mission schools resolved to open their doors for admission has
only come not to help the situation at hand but, to grossly worsen the case of
the Anglophone leaders in jails as government will see no reason to grant them
amnesty. News even avails that amnesty
can only be granted to those who show remorse caught in the web, but the
consortium leaders sure of the drummed support by their followers have never
shown any iota of remorse.
Not only that, Wirba’s staged
back coup in parliament and continues rebellious crusade for a two state federation
is not giving government peace couple with the countless meeting the leaders of
the Liberation movement are holding with international bodies. As they look for
the obvious ways on how to content and contain his actions which is not only
exciting the population but is a threat to peace and stability in the North
West and South West of Cameroon. The excesses of his heroic actions dough
celebrated, it is not helping the case of the consortium leaders in jail nor is
it even pleasing to the SDF party leadership who has suddenly lost grip or hold
of his actions which is making him more popular than any other SDF Member of
Parliament or militant.
Developments now hold it very
clear that the Cameroonian political play ground is very slippery, as no one
can tell exactly what can be obtained in the next minutes ahead. Just as
charlatans have taken the lead, self seeking hypocrites have taken advantage to
go poisoning the minds of desperate youth and ignorant minority, while thieving
officials continue with their “masquarad” to maintain grip or hold power. As
its Supreme Lord or Grand Master show to the world how dexterous and
charismatic he is in conflict management and manipulation.
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