Ambazonian autonomy should be granted- US diplomat.

By Mbah Godlove

Erstwhile U.S deputy under secretary of state for African affairs, Herman Cohen says dictator Paul Biya of French Cameroun has nothing to cry for if he grants complete autonomy to Ambazonia. In a Twit on October 5, the former diplomat intimated that the Biya dialogue would only have been meaningful if it took place in the presence of a neutral mediator.”The Swiss government’s mechanism for mediation is an excellent option, which I hope both sides will assent to,” he averred.

Herman Cohen, who served as assistant under secretary of state in Africa from 1989 to 1993 has on several occasions demonstrated a strong will in pushing forth the ideology of Ambazonia’s independence. Earlier this week, international bodies including America criticized a pre fabricated 5-day dialogue convened by the colonial government of la Republique du Cameroun.

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