5, December 2019
What has happened to the Ambazonia veteran leader Mola Njoh Litumbe? 0
That’s the question every Southern Cameroonian seems to be asking, amid all kinds of speculation following Mola Litumbe’s uncharacteristic absence from the public eye. Mola Litumbe was last seen in Douala attending Dr Simon Munzu’s mother’s funeral activities.
The Ambazonia Interim Government has not made any statement on the influential veteran leader and staunch supporter of President Sisiku Ayuk Tabe for some time now. But there are indications from a Southern Cameroons front line leader in the USA that an Ambazonian icon may be smelling his last days on earth.
In a recent posting on social media, Seseskou Christmas Ebini stated that “I have not spoken to Mola Njoh Litumbe for a while now. I have not been able to reach him on the phone to have the regular chats we use to have. The leaders in jail President Sisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe, Chairman Nfor Ngalla Nfor and all the other leaders ask me each time how Mola is doing and for me to transmit their warm regards and appreciation to him. I have called Mola’s number several times but it is not going through”.
Seseskou Ebini added that “I went asking people in Buea about Mola so I can get some information about him to our leaders in jail who hold him in very high regards. By the normal nature of things, it is just normal for Mola to be winding down and slowing down.”
Mola Njoh Litumbe is above 100 years, has had a very active and blessed long life and the Southern Cameroons revolution has been blessed with his presence. “We wish Mola to be with us long enough to see us in Buea, but that will be God’s will” Seseskou Ebini furthered.
The Ambazonia front liner pleaded to every Southern Cameroonian to offer a silent prayer of Thanksgiving and appreciation for Mola Njoh Litumbe.
By Asu Isong in London
5, December 2019
Southern Cameroons Crisis: Yaounde Military Tribunal adjourns trial of Taraba 37 0
A French Cameroun government case against 37 innocent Southern Cameroons civilians abducted in Taraba State in Nigeria which raised fears of President Buhari’s interference in the Ambazonia crisis has been adjourned to the 2nd of January 2020.
The 37 Southern Cameroons asylum seekers in the Federal Republic of Nigeria were abducted on the 31st of December 2017 and illegally deported to French Cameroun and are facing charges of terrorism acts of terrorism, secession, and lack of National Identification Cards.
Cameroon Concord News understands that they were illegally deported to French Cameroun on the 26th of January 2018 and spent a year incommunicado in the bunkers of the National Gendarmerie Headquarters (SED) in Yaoundé without access to sunlight, no medical attention and are undergoing torture.
The 37 were later transferred to the Kondengui Central Prison on the 04th January 2019 where they have spent another year marking two years of unlawful detention without trial. They were meant to appear before the Military Court in Yaoundé for the 3rd time today.
The European Union and the United States government have voiced concerns on the deteriorating human rights situation in French Cameroun vis a vis the Southern Cameroons crisis. The next hearing is due to take place on Jan. 2nd.
By Kingsley Betek