Consortium says Leader had a hall full of Pontus Pilates in Yaounde
“Our Lord Jesus Christ had to deal with just one Pontus Pilate” However, the Chairman of the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium, Barrister Agbor Balla Nkongho appeared before a hall full of them and that comprised top Francophone military personnel including army generals and state prosecutors. The Wednesday meeting at a police station in Yaoundé was the leader’s first interrogation ever since his arrest in Buea on January the 17th 2017.
Consortium sources say the forum was an attempt to bully the leader to submission with treats of a death sentence. Our intelligence officers in Yaoundé who were at the hearing opined that the Chairman of the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium remained calm during the process and blatantly refused to say a word in the French language despite pressure from his Francophone military oppressors.
Barrister Agbor Balla was questioned about his relationship with Lord Justice Ayah and his meeting with Cardinal Tumi some months ago. He rejected allegations that the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium was receiving funding from secessionists militants abroad. After the exercise he was taken back in a bus to his cell at the Kondengui maximum security prison.
By Soter Agbaw-Ebai with files from Sama Ernest
Beatrice m.dohnji
26/01/2017 @ 18:28
We have read all the false acuse on our leaders wanting to condemn them on crimes they have not done.they were asking for our civil.human rights and development.condeming the neglect of southern cameroons while exploiting our
Resources for all their interest and marginalizing us.maltreating and
Discriminating and Killing and RAPPING
OUR CHILDREN.killing our brothers. THIS will and must stop.AS OUR STRUGGLE
CONTINUO