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Southern Cameroons Crisis: Lock down Day 2 is already a huge success 0
The 10-Day lockdown of Southern Cameroons ordered by the Interim Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia is working. A source deep within the Southern Cameroons territory says in Victoria-Limbe, the banks operate using the back doors with some few French Cameroun sponsored taxis in the streets. Other Francophone businesses and some government services timidly operate. We are monitoring Day 2 of the Ambazonia Lockdown and our readers will be the first to know
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