Captain Atonfack Guemo Cyrielle Serge, head of the Communication Division of the Cameroon Military, has again signed out a detailed communiqué dating February 9th, 2021. The Press Release gives the military version of the operation that occured, night of Sunday 7th and Monday 8th January 2021, leaving some Ambazonian fighters and leaders dead in Balangui, Mbonge Sub Division, Meme Division, Southwest Cameroon.
“It is worth underscoring that ABOVE THE LAW (Sometimes called Mirror) is the leader of the Barbaric horde that perpetrated on 24th October 2020 in the Fiango quarter in Kumba II, The attack on the Private School complex Mother Francisca International Bilingual Academy and Coldly Opened fire on students in classrooms causing 7 deaths and about 15 seriously wounded” This statement concludes the 1-page Press Release.
Ambe Augustine alias General ABOVE The LAW and Wanshe Celestine Aka T.Boy, are the 2 leaders whose corpses battered with bullets were displayed at the Command Post of the 6th Military Battalion base in Mabanda, kumba, under the Col. Desire Maduan. Military also says 5 more Separatist fighters were killed in the operation while more injured ones escaped.
The communiqué also defined the role of the population in the capture process. It says, based on civilian information that a “Pedestrian Infiltration” approach was used by the military to meet these fighters. They had opened fire on the Defense forces who equally provided a swift and appropriate response.
Since the Killing of the school children in Kumba, National and International voices have been for justice to take its course. How the world reacts to this is yet to be known given that no evidence has been detailed publicly to ascertain the Right culprits. Also given that the Cameroon Military is a belligerent, many have doubted their statements. However, what is true is that the Ambazonian fighters have huge records of atrocious crime against humanity as well have been indicted primarily for the Kumba act.
Col Désire Maduan
Commander 6th military, Mabanda
