The Abuja Federal Court is currently hearing the case of the Southern Cameroons leaders who were abducted in Nigeria and later illegally transferred to Cameroun
CNN and Partners Law Firm confirmed this news to the BBC News Pidgin desk. Barristers Fru John Nsoh and Ndong Christopher, defence counsel for Sisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe are presently in Nigeria for hearing. The lawyers want the Federal Court to order the Nigerian Government to request Cameroun to return to Nigeria Southern Cameroons leaders in their keeping. The lawyers are praying the Abuja court, insisting that their clients are not Cameroonians and so the matter must be judged in Nigerian civil courts
It should be recalled that Barristers Femi Falana and Abdul Oroh earlier dragged The Federal Nigerian Government to Court because the government allowed Southern Cameroons Leaders, Sisiku Ayuk Tabe and nine others to be forcefully taken from Nigeria to Cameroon.
Sisiku Ayuk Tabe and nine others were abducted in Nera hotel in Abuja during their meeting in January , 2017
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no loss of their molecular force of attraction at all.
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Ambazonia rises never to fall.
Ambazonians we must understand that knowledge is power; so let us keep up the good fight and let that slave to the french leeches call Biya to continue to wallow in his on excrement.
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