In the last few weeks fevered speculation in La République du Cameroun has outpaced their poor functionaries as they appeared to know so little about their domain.
Mr Biya’s close circle had tried to let it be “understood” that he was maintaining a “presidential silence” but that he was “fighting fit”. Eventually his ministers had to “insist” on being “trusted” that Mr Biya was “not fighting for his life”. That did not work so they upped the ante by issuing a ban on free thought – well expressing free thought anyway. At the risk of experiencing a SED “exploitation”, all expressions of concern for the health of the 91-year old weakling were prohibited.
That helped divert the speculation among ardent RDPC militants. The rest of it was an intimidation too many. A cry-wolf, which fuelled the frenzy as many found ways to explain the things that were banned and talk about the role France could play, drawing from the French record of dynastic transitions in other French colonies in Africa.
Among Ambazonians, the Consultative Commission had time to think about the consequences of the inevitable crisis brewing in La République du Cameroun as pertains to the effects it might have on Ambazonia and Ambazonians.
Ambazonia News understands a draft of the plan is in the offing over the weekend.
We invite all Ambazonians to look out for it as, we are led to believe, it contains many sensible actions and paths to follow in the event of different occurrences when nature finally wins.
With the international community explicitly issuing warnings and the inept officials of La République du Cameroun showing how far out of their depths they are … it is truer than ever that “nobody is at home” in our neighbours’ house. Ambazonia needs pray and hope someone turns up soon so that a durable peace can be negotiated.
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