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Southern Cameroons Crisis: Dadi in Yaounde’s hands 0
The Cameroonian armed forces have reportedly invaded the headquarters of the Cho Ayaba gang in Dadi and seized a large stockpile of weapons and ammunition there.
Dadi is the area that the controversial Southern Cameroons activist passing for a military commander staged a military parade and posted on face book.
Yaoundé interpreted the Cho Ayaba move as coming from the Interim Government headed by Sisiku Ayuk Tabe. Cho Ayaba in the video released some weeks ago was reviewing his troops.
By Rita Akana