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Amba Boys ‘seize power’ from Diaspora separatists!

2019-08-12
No: 440

Amba Boys ‘seize power’ from Diaspora separatists!

As if to hearken to a proposal by some influential Anglophone activists that effective power be handed over to Ground Zero while the Diaspora leadership concentrates on diplomatic moves towards the success of the Anglophone struggle, the Amba Boys have gone on the offensive.

A group calling itself The Joint Contingent of Northern and Southern Zone Ambazonian Forces has effectively seized that power by saying no to a unilateral 10-day shut-down declared by one of the factions of the Diaspora leadership.

Possibly shaken and chastened by the rebellion from Joint Restoration Coalition forces of the Northern and Southern Zone, the remnants of the separatist leadership also announced that only the traditional Monday shutdown would be respected till further notice.

The Amba Boys had argued that any further sacrifice other than the Monday close-down of activities would be tantamount to allowing the suffering population of the North West and South West to starve to death. The fractionalised leadership in the Diaspora was further advised by the Amba Boys to urgently unite and face the common enemy “rather than fellow brothers and sisters”.

It should be recalled that Eric Tataw and Mark Bareta recently came out in live video shows calling for a revision of the power equation in the Anglophone revolution. They said it was time for the 13 county heads to appoint a leader to take over from Dr Samuel Sako whose leadership they said had failed. They should also create a unitary account with all 13 County heads as Board members. Armed with these powers, it was believed the revolution would achieve its “journey to Buea” mantra in good time.