Berlin: African Bar Association President calls for international intervention in Southern Cameroons
African Bar Association President has called for the release of Southern Cameroons Ambazonia leaders and members of the African Bar Association members abducted and detained by Nigeria at the annual conference of the international criminal Bar in Berlin Germany today. He also called for international intervention to halt the genocide in Southern Cameroons.
The African Bar Association, Afba, had issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Nigerian authorities to release Cameroon’s separatist leaders who were reportedly arrested by Nigeria’s State Security Services. The association’s President Hannibal Uwaifo had earlier painted the arrests as unlawful and a violation of human rights. The African Bar Association further pointed out that extradition will be a violation of international law and Nigerian local laws given the country does not have an extradition treaty with Cameroon.
By Chi Prudence Asong in Berlin
Titatang Kingsley
27/01/2018 @ 13:55
All happenings in Southern Cameroon should ring a bell in the hearts of our leaders who are governing the people with magical spells and some strong external influences.History is watching what is going on and UNO and other body’s should mount not only pressure but hold our leaders captive now.
If not,the worst of crisis is on the way for this land.
Playing and Lies are over.
Just calling on Arellano to be proactive now not tomorrow.