Statement of Purpose: Unity in Liberation Struggle.

This is my personal opinion and I hold strongly to it. I have read several posts and articles concerning groups and the need to come together. I personally think there is an issue we are missing here. Everyone long for unity in any struggle but the type of unity is what matters.




In this our struggle, we should not expect solid unity. In solid Unity, I mean we should not expect all the groups to suddenly come together under one central command with one leader giving directives here and there for different components of the groups to carry out. If someone has not told you, then take it from me. It is practically impossible because these groups have different agenda, operational functionalities etc.

The type of unity we should expect from all groups should be a fluid unity. In a fluid unity I mean to say, groups do not attack each other since they are working towards a common goal using different methods. In this light, groups should support different groups to promote their different strategies, they could call on their members and followers who aligned to their ideas to support another group. In this fluid unity, groups should not attack each other. In this fluid unity, groups should work together in achieving certain projects. A typical example is the Consortium. When the Consortium started, different liberation groups though they did not agree with its vision of a two-state federation, they supported the consortium, they pushed its strategies and agenda because it works good for all. Like Chris Anu, Chief Editor of the Cameroon Journal earlier said, different roads will lead to Buea. This is the type of Unity, I want to see amongst groups. Join resources together in projects you can support, if you differ in one other group approach, don’t attack it.




Let’s take a look at the United States. We have the CIA, FBI, Homeland Security and many other agencies working for America. Their ultimate goal is to keep America safe. They use different strategies, sources etc to attain same goal-keeping America safe. They collaborate in sharing intelligence and resources amongst them, even when they differ, they do it respectfully and never allow the enemy to come in between them.

Let us steal this from the USA and preach more of a fluid unity rather than a solid unity. If Southern Cameroonians are expecting all groups to come under one central command where activities are done, strategies are asked for groups to be respected then we should expect problems in the future. Fluid unity is the best. Each group should keep on with their activities, align with projects you deem best with other groups and avoid attacking or sabotaging another. This way we keep our Unity amongst us, we concentrate on La Republique and shaming Paul Biya.

This opinion is coming from Mark Bareta, one of Consortium’s leaders. You may want to differ with me respectfully. You are welcome.

9 comments
  1. Fluidity is a good and anyone asking for Federalism is either mentally deranged, has La republique du cameroun blood, ancestry or connections and deserves to be shut.

  2. Fluidity is a good and anyone asking for Federalism is either mentally deranged, has La republique du cameroun blood, ancestry or connections and deserves to be shot (had to make sure I correct this important typo).

  3. A democracy needs different opinions. It is good as it is right now. We have to understand that we are human beings with different minds. We are not like a hive of bees or robots. We do live from that different opinions. But what is most important is to have the same goal. That is what all Southern Cameroon groups units.

    Biya tears Cameroon apart.

    MY DEAR PEOPLE KEEP IN MIND: WHEN INJUSTICE BECOMES LAW RESISTANCE BECOMES A DUTY

  4. Fluidity is the best approach to be used.we have a common goal to attend which is independence of southern Cameroons so, we should rather assist ourselves in this struggle rather contradicting ourselves.
    Unity is strength.
    Let the struggle continues.

  5. The success of our struggle depends whole on our unity. failing to unite at this point is tantamount to preparing another south Sudan and others. If the groups works different, what will happen when one group motgages the petrol, for example for 100years in exchange for arms? The other groups will surely oppose such an option when we become independent and the population will not also see the outcome or revenue from such product. This is one of the problems plaking South Sudan. If the groups don,t find any reason to compromise and come together- then tell me for what are they/we fighting ? self interest or for Southern cameroons. It is easy to strenghten an iron rode when it is hot. What ever the circumstances all the groups must cometogether, speak as one person before sharing the agenda and / or what which group should focus on—-if not , even our population will be discourage. For me, i know that we have three main differences in this fight.- (1) those who want A Federal state. (2) those who want a peaceful approach- non violence and (3) those who want action- freeing village by village and town by town …. If all the groups are under one umbrella, why not give the military arm to the -3th group as above, federal state approach to those fighting from home(cameroon) as a step ahead, and legal and international approach to the non violence group?? The succes s of any state also depend on secret agreements which all groups must be aware if not we are doom to fail

    1. My dear enemi we can never win a military confrontation with LRC. What we have seen in other countries and history is that the majority of populations don’t want war. I am angry as you about the brutal devils from LRC. My heart is full of pain to see my brothers and sisters treated like dogs. But my reason tells me that the civil disobedience tactics shall prevail. Biyas regime is much more weaken as we can see right now. The pillars on which his powers lie are shaken. You will see how qickly the things might change.

  6. In a future Southern Cameroons administration, no tramsplant anglophone will be allowed to run for or hold any office. All positions in that government and statutory corporations should be held by true blood Southern Cameroonians. True blood Southern Cameroonians are people whose parents are aboriginal Southern Cameroonians, whereas, the transplant are those whose parents escaped terrorism and French brutality and settled in Southern Cameroons and were procreated. We should not trust the latter; they let us down big time. I think they are the ones advocating federalism and we will do well not to listen to them. They can trace their roots back to East Cameroun and settle there. They are an ungrateful lot. Let’s not make the same mistake twice!!!!!

    1. My dear Enow, sorry to say but that is pure racism. You define a whole group as enemies. But there are all individual human beeings. Let us have a referendum for our future. The majority will decide. By the way persons shall administer because of their knowledge and passion for the work. Not where they come from or if their father is a high rank person in that administration.

  7. Hello family,

    Even GOD works in different ways why do you want everything to be in one place. It is good but also very dangerous because no wise person can put all his eggs in the same basket: It is simple common sense.

    Biya shares money like fufu and any human being can be subjected to corruption and treason, read history.

    Imagine, we form one single group and one single thought for everything then if you want to control us, just control the heads of the group so having different oponions is not a failure, it is diversification and complementary.

    I recall what I am saying since the beginning: People must register to vote massively in next coming elections, we need political representations because Biya cannot put all 5 millions westerners in jail, He is not GOD.

    Taking our destiny, start with expressing ourselves in all legal forms including elections, what do you think Atanga Nji is doing in Mezam? Let us not only be emotionnal but practical so ask people to register for elections massively.

    God is wisdom not only powerful.

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