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29, January 2018
12 detained Ambazonian leaders in Yaounde 0
A senior Nigerian elected representative Hon. Abdul Oroh has in a statement confirmed that the interim Head of State of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia, Sisiku Ayuk Tabe and 11 top aides of the Southern Cameroons government in exile were flown to Yaounde on Friday the 26th of January 2018.
Hon. Abdul Oroh noted that the Buhari administration made the decision ‘without due regard to local and international humanitarian law.” Cameroon Intelligence Report understands the Interim Government is aware of this latest development. A statement is expected today from the Secretary of Communication, Chris Anu.