The jailed leader of the Anglophone conflict in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions, Sisiku AyukTabe, has sent words to his people as the world celebrates Christmas and New Year.
From his prison cell in Kondengui, Sisiku AyukTabe said:
“In this time of faith and family, may the true meaning of Christmas fill you with joy, may the spirit of the holidays bring you closer to those you hold so dear. May this Christmas be a successful end to the year for you, and may the new year bring new hopes and bright beginnings,” said the jailed Ambazonian leader.
On January 5th, 2027, Sisiku AyukTabe and nine others were arrested at Nera Hotel in Abuja on January 5, 2018, by security agents and later repatriated to Cameroon, tried by a military tribunal, and sentenced to life imprisonment, at the Kondengui Maximum Security Detention facility.
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