Fear of Ambazonian Forces Abruptly Ends CPDM Anniversary Celebrations

Risk bearing militants of the banned predatory CPDM party, have recently been playing a hide and seek game with restoration forces in Kumba, Meme County of the Southern Region of Ambazonia. Despite the risk involved in trying to gather in Ambazonian territory for praise singing sessions for the colonial agent Paul Biya, some hungry militants did not fail to manoeuvre their way into their anniversary celebration venue in Kumba, on March 24, 2018.

In a marathon occasion staged under very tight colonial security cover, leaders of the five sections of the demonic party found safety at the party house in Kumba. A handful of headstrong militants who deified the warnings of Restoration forces were spotted dressing up in party regalia at different corners of the party house. Yes, the party regalia is now a forbidden dress in Ambazonia and even fanatical militants know the consequences of being caught on the streets dressed in the colonial fabric.

In attendance at the ceremony were former slave boys and girls of Paul Biya, notably Benjamin Itoe and the colonial Senior Divisional Officer (SDO) for Meme County, Mr. Chamberlain Ntou’ou Ndong. While speaking, the slave boy Benjamin Itoe lamented that some people want to take us back to the 1990s where people were afraid to wear uniforms.”

According to him, the slave agents who call themselves elites have risen to support the colonial administration in the region and Meme County in particular, in the fight against terrorism. “Let them come to the dialogue table, let them come to the negotiations table” he stated.

Earlier during the ceremony, the host President and another slave agent, Lawson Tabot cried that;

“fear has taken even the Strong hearted hostage… militants are afraid to put on their uniforms…Chiefs are in the run. Let peace come to Meme. Militants come hiding their uniforms in bags, and we are the ruling party. We are sending a call for a better Meme Division. We are not cowards.”

Everything was rushed to an abrupt end of the so-called anniversary ceremony, as fidgeting militants appeared full of the fear of the unknown. There was the fear of a sudden attacked by Restoration forces, even though the venue was tightly secured. In no time, the hungry militants were spotted pulling off their party uniforms and putting them in bags, before returning home.

BaretaNews finds it funny that the colonial slaves are calling on Restoration forces to come to the dialogue table or the negotiation table. May we ask; who has called for dialogue? Has the colonial President who declared the war declared a ceasefire? Do these hungry slave men/boys and women/girls really care about the interests of their people?

Since they have deliberately decided to defend the interest of Paul Biya, instead of the interests of their own people, they shall all continue to leave in fear and move with their party uniforms in bags, if at all they wouldn’t be arrested soon by the angry people or Restoration forces.

James Agbor, BaretaNews Political Analyst, with additional files from The Post Newspaper of March 26, 2018.