Ambazonians Are Spartans, They Never Die: They live On
let us be aware that, it is war. When a soldier falls no matter the circumstances, the remaining ones must pick up from there and marshal on. It was never going to be easy. 56 years of pain and torture under La Republique barbarism still rings in our heads. It may look red, but it is always blue and white. The Spartans never die. They live on in various ways. The passing away of great General Amigo shall rekindle the light in the great Kom Fondom and set a pace setter for great things to come. Many of us are disappointed, some of us slight into a very painful corner, but it is not over yet
We stand today with the people of Kom. Ambazonia stand with the Kom land. We hope that sooner than later, let the death of General Amigo spring out a new beginning of forgiveness, love, tolerance, unity, strong covalent bonds amongst ground zero units etc. It will be good again.
Yes, we never said it was going to be easy. It is our first major revolution. Despite the pain, we can get above it. Today, I was in so much pain, I cried, I wept. I asked God to take the cup away from me. So many things went through my head. I hit my head on the walls of my home, hit my legs on chairs to send out that anger and frustration in me, but something keeps ringing in my head: YOU WILL LIVE TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY IF YOU EVEN DARE TO RELAX.
Let’s do this for our children, let’s do it for our unborn children, let’s do it for all self defense forces who have sacrificed for us, let’s do this for the pain and suffering of our people, let’s do this for mother Ambazonia. It is time to stop any blame games and ask: WHAT NEXT?
There is no turning back therefore. The body might be weak, but our souls remain blue and white. It shall remain blue and white until independence. Our blood runs blue and white. We will mourn, cry, lay blame but Ambazonia shall remain.
For those chewing gum and popping wine, you will have to wait again, Ambazonia has come to stay. The revolution is bigger than us all.
But it is truly time for retrospection from everyone, leadership, activists, citizens. We must continue to ask ourselves: What can I do to make this revolution better? What am I doing that stops it from going forward? How can I contribute in uniting ground zero forces? Activists have a great role to play here, if we cannot act as catalyst to build unity and confidence in our revolution then lets not destroy it by our actions, words and/or propaganda.
Our leadership most especially must go into deep reflection and think this out. This is so because reactions from citizens and social media are a product of the conduct of our leadership. Once leadership is strong and unified, citizens follow suit. It is time to drop all grievances, all egos, all hard lines and come on the same table for a common purpose. I have already made some proposals to the IG and all groups of what I think could get us out of here. I hope they look into it.
While doing so, we must put ourselves in the shoes of those back home and do what is best for our people
RIP General Amigo.
RIP All dead Self Defense Forces
RIP All those Killed by LRC
Long Live Ambazonia.
Short Live The Revolution
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What is wrong Mark? What is really wrong with us? The cognizant of a unitary platform is and never has been the question. It is/has been talked about, written, preached and recited in songs. There was even a momentous gathering of leaders in Washington DC this past June/July for the said purpose. Yet putting unity in practice has proven to be a herculean task. Shortly after the DC meet, cracks and dissension began to appear among leaders/groups/factions and they continue to multiply everyday. Social media is awash with crisscrossed insults and accusations among Ambazonians, all fighting for the same cause of liberation from slavery.
What then is the way forward, realizing that no individual effort will ever carry us to Buea? Me thinks that if there is immediate dissolution of all other groups and a solid backing of the interim government whose members must prove their mettle of leadership and be subjected to rotation and/or replacement if necessary, then Buea’s horizon will be a stone’s throw away. Enough of the infighting. Our people are dying daily and our behavior and egoistic posture isn’t helping to advance the struggle.
May tolerance, forgiveness and a determined sense of (liberation) purpose
imbue the being and essences of all Ambazonians who yearn for freedom.
BELOVED GENERAL AMIGO
Ambazonians can’t blame each other. The HOLD each other UP and only look down on each other to help lift up brothers and sisters who have fallen to the ground.
General Amigo did not die in vain. He stood his ground on our behalf for justice in KOM and AMBAZONIA. biya can delay justice all he wants but deep in biya is death, destruction and cowardice. General Amigo may have been killed but his memory lives eternally in Ambazonia as one who saw more than a millinium the freedom his people have to enjoy. Freedom to raise, coddle, love and train Ambazonians to greatness. Freedom to speak and act with kindness towards fellow human beings.
Praise singers in yaounde live in fear of their lives under biya, the crude criminal. biya’s day is up – the mad dog in east Cameroon will come to his end with no one to mourn for him.
AMBAZONIA SHALL BE FREE, COME WHAT MAY!!
May the word of the Almighty that is sharper than two edged sword, which is capable of descending the human hearts and knowing the intents find a place the leaders I pray, Father we have fought time and again for this unity on our own to know avail. May you oh God with Mercy and Grace replace all the stones heart of the leaders Father with the heart of flesh.Father your word says two cannot go together unless they agree, Lord we thank you this day for giving us the agreeing spirit. In Jesus Mighty Name I pray. Amen!
Well said.Blessings and Love in Christ.
At this juncture, we should spare no effort to educate our brothers and sisters who are defending the vulnerable in Ambaland to refrain as a matter of urgency from making videos that give away so much information about them to the criminal regime in Yaoundé. We must also understand that there are traitors in the diaspora who when they see these videos help LRC decipher the terrain. Like Eric Tataw says, “We are at war” and we should act accordingly.
General Amigo, may your soul rest in peace.
He died as a hero for his people and never to be forgotten. God bless all Ambazonians. Many have been killed and Ambazonians will never give up until they reach Buea.Total independence. Buea is our capital. May his soul join the rest in peace with the Lord Amen✌