Cho Ayaba
Cho Ayaba

Ekondo-Titi Attack: Ayaba Cho Claims Responsibility

By Mbah Godlove

48 hours after Ambazonian fighters in Ekondo-Titi killed 7 colonial officers in an Ambush, Dr. Cho Ayaba president of the Ambazonian Governing Council AGovC has taken credit for the attack.

On Wednesday March 2, a delegation of French Cameroun Officials including the Ekondo-Titi Divisional Officer, Mayor, and 5 others were crushed by Ambazonian fighters around Bekora, a neighborhood in Ekondo-Titi Local Government Area, Ndian county.

While the colonial regime continue to mourn the 7 souls which perish in the attack, doctor Cho Ayaba says his forces carried out the attack.

The AGovC president in a recent tweet intimated that, the attack was a joined operation by his forces on ground.

” In a joined operation, our forces eliminated the colonial Divisional Officer, the Colonial mayor and 3 other,” he revealed.

He qualified the attack as one which was armed at putting an end to colonialism which he believes is a crime against humanity.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Free email subscription

Stay informed with BaretaNews.

Get new articles in your inbox. Free to subscribe. No payment required.

Confirm your email to start receiving updates. Manage delivery preferences or unsubscribe from any subscription email.
You May Also Like

Ayah Paul Indicts Three French Cameroun Personalities For Deteriorating Health

Ayah Paul Indicts Three French Cameroun Personalities For Deteriorating Health By Mbah…

French Cameroun Attacks Home of Jailed Ambazonian Activist: Life of Sister Endangered

French Cameroun Attacks Home of Jailed Ambazonian Activist: Life of Sister Endangered…

THE UPC INITIATIVE ON INCLUSIVE DIALOGUE IS FAULTY AT CONCEPTION

    REACTION TO THE UPC INITIATIVE ON WHAT THEY CALL NATIONAL…

Prince Nfor Hanson Shows His Activism Sides, Declares BAS Move As Dead On Arrival

    When the crisis started members of BAS who were then…