Agbor Balla Urges Government To Offer Amnesty to Sissiku and Co

YAOUNDE, Cameroon-Tuesday April 3, 2018-10:00 PM Local Time(Cameroon News Agency) The President of the CENTRE for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa, Barrister Agbor Nkongho has told members of a meeting convened by the US Ambassador to Cameroon to seek lasting solutions to the Anglophone crisis that peace can only return to Cameroon through frank and inclusive dialogue which according to him should start with the release of the Interim President of the ‘Federal Republic of Ambazonia’, Sissiku Ayuk Tabe and other members of his cabinet.

Barrister Agbor Balla was also preoccupied with the conditions of coffin revolutionist, Mancho Bibixy and others, adding that they too must be released for an inclusive, re conciliatory and cooperative process of dialogue should be initiated with neutral parties to ensure respect of resolutions.

A release from the office of Barrister Agbor Balla reads, “Upon invitation by the Ambassador of the United States of America, Peter Henry Barlerin, civil society leaders, clergy, political leaders, human rights organisations and a government representative participated during this round-table discussion on the Anglophone crisis to chart a peaceful end to the conflict and deadlock.

I emphasized that, failure to keep promises made at the Foumban conference is a huge cause for today’s crisis, including extensive social exclusion, social and economic injustice, structurally divided society and political discrimination.