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27, January 2017
What do these 3 have in common: Test your understanding of the Southern Cameroons Revolution 0
The world will not turn a blind eye on the rapes, extra judicial killings and crime against humanity going on in Southern Cameroons.
The leaders of the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium have been arrested and detained in French Cameroun. French Cameroun surrogates like Mayor Ekema Patrick, Minister Atanga Nji and Paul Ghogomu Minglo are using blood money to stifle the Anglophone nationalism.
West Cameroonians say the resistance must go on as ghost town returns on Monday the 30th 2017. Cameroon Concord News is asking our readers to test their understanding of the on-going Anglophone crisis. What actually do these three men have in common?