Southern Cameroons Struggle for Independence

Court case of the Southern Cameroons leaders adjourned and what it means to us. Consortium leaders and 25 others court case has been adjourned to August 31st, 2017. That is how they will keep adjourning the case until the momentum dies down. When they are satisfied that you catholic bishops, Moderator and CBC Executive Chairman have opened your doors to school, when they are satisfied that you parents have finally sent your kids to school, when they are satisfied that Ghost Towns have died finally, when they are satisfied that UB and UBa is 100 hundred functional, when they are satisfied that UB lecturers are all in class, when they are satisfied that we all have lost steam. Then the following will happen. They will consider all our people in jail as criminals and noise makers who were just making noise They will laugh and say oh finally, our people in jail were the instigators. They will look at them and say: See how your people have abandoned you. They will say ...

Mancho : The Coffin Revolutionary Born on 18 August 1984 in Mankon, Bamenda Cameroon, Mancho Bibixy popularly known as BBC, attended PCHS Mankon where he obtained his Ordinary and Advanced Level Certificates. He later enrolled into the University of Buea where he studied journalism and mass communication. Before his University studies Mancho did part time radio work for Abakwa FM Radio in Bamenda and the National Broadcaster, CRTV. Thereafter, he studied Cisco Certified Networking and completed in 2012 as a CCNA Administrator. He also studied Petroleum Engineering at the Gulf Field Institute, in Limbe although his studies were cut short following his father’s death in October 2013. “He had to come back home and be the family head,” one of his close friends said.From 2014 to 2016 he continued working with Abakwa FM and simultaneously as assistant History teacher in some private institutions, in Bamenda. Charges against Mancho The Cameroon government is acc...