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An Ambazonian in French Cameroun Court: 57 years of annoying Southern Cameroonians 0
by soter • Editorial
His Excellency President Sisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe told the French Cameroun Judge that he and his nine co-defendants were not Cameroonians; and do not understand the language they were speaking in court.
Instead of getting a judge from their so-called one and indivisible Cameroon who speaks and understands English, the French Cameroun tribunal took it on the translators, who were ignominiously sacked.
It is worth noting that the presiding military judge is the wife of Cameroon’s intelligence chief (DGRE), Leopold-Maxine Eko Eko; and she ought to recuse herself because of the conflict of interest. Case adjourned again to Feb 20.