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The government of Norway has been urged to review the Norwagian citizenship of Cho Ayaba Lucas, Commander in Chief of the Ambazonia Defence Forces that have reportedly committed several atrocities in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon.
An open letter addressed to the government of Norway by a group of Cameroonian rights groups and activists described the decision from Norway as scandalous and urged the country to show the morality it has always prided itself in by withdrawing the citizenship from Ayaba Cho.
“Ayaba Cho Lucas, the murderous commander-in-chief of the notorious Ambazonian Defence Forces that is causing serious havoc in the two English- speaking regions of Cameroon has been granted Norwegian nationality. This act by Norway to harbour and protect a killer has attracted widespread condemnation across the world,”the rights group said.
“Many are questioning how a country like Norway, where morality is prided, could go down such low to bestow their citizenship on somebody like Cho Ayaba Lucas, generally and rightly considered as the architect of all the atrocities committed in the two English speaking regions of Cameroon for the past three years.
Cho Ayaba who recently earned a Ph.D from the University of Middlessex has been championing school boycotts in the North West and South West regions for the past three years. The activists have put the Norwegian government to task by asking if they can allow such situation to prevail in their country.
The report which made the rounds in several Cameroonian tabloids is believed to have been sponsored by government to discredit the Anglophone struggle.