@PierrePoilievre For once join hands to make Canada a better place. If you were better than Carney you should have won. You did not only lose but lost your seat as an MP. You only came back because your party pushed you in through a dubious by elections by paying one MP to give up. Big up man!
@JinglaiHe Rubbish. He already lost an election and came back through the window.
He is not useful to the party anymore. Let him just give up to another leader
@PierrePoilievre Loser speaking from the dungeon. You will need to tell Canadians how much you have to pay to get to the House of Commons through the window
France’s Grip is Slipping as Ambazonia’s Case Reaches the UN Security Council!
For years, France a permanent member of the UN Security Council has done everything in its power to bury Ambazonia’s case, ensuring it never sees the light of day. Driven by its colonial and economic interests, France has worked hand in hand with Cameroon’s oppressive regime to silence the Ambazonian struggle on the global stage.
But the tides have turned! After relentless diplomatic offensives led by Dr. Cho Ayaba and our partners at Moran Global Strategies, Ambazonia has now pierced through the diplomatic blockade forcing the UN Security Council to finally acknowledge our cause!
This seismic shift is sending shockwaves through Paris, Yaoundé, and even Oslo!Norway, which continues to wrongfully hold Dr. Ayaba, must now answer a critical question: Why is it siding with the oppressor while the world begins to recognize the just cause of Ambazonia?
The era of silence is over! The international community is waking up, and the architects of oppression are panicking because they know what comes next!
Norway—Stop Protecting Genociders! Ambazonia—Stand Up and Defend Your Homeland!
oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
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The Unstoppable March to Freedom: Dr. Cho Ayaba’s Historic Call to Defend Ambazonia
In this historic speech delivered in Washington, D.C., Dr. Cho Ayaba left no room for doubt with his clarion call.
Ambazonia must rise and defend its homeland! He exposed the brutal atrocities of Cameroon and its enablers, the massacres, the villages burned to the ground, and the relentless attempts to erase Ambazonia’s existence. He reminded the world that freedom is never handed down; it is seized through unwavering resistance.
Just like Norway, America fought for its liberation, Ambazonia must fight for its own. Even though America lost the battle of Boston, they won the war—because those who refuse to surrender, those who push forward despite the odds, are the ones who write history.
And just like America, Ambazonia shall win the war. Rightly so, Ambazonia has brought Cameroon to its knees, drained its resources, plunged it into crippling debt, and will continue to dismantle its grip until it is forced to retreat and relinquish its hold on Ambazonia once and for all!
The fight for Ambazonia’s sovereignty is not over—it is intensifying. Despite the treacherous attempt by Cameroon and France, in collaboration with Norway, to decapitate and destroy the spirit of Ambazonia by arresting Dr. Cho Ayaba, the leader of the Ambazonia War of Liberation, the revolution marches forward.
When the tides of history turn, no force can stop a people determined to be free. The battle for Ambazonia’s future continues—not in whispers, not in retreat, but in bold and relentless action.
We will continue to defend it, Inch by inch, block by block and neighborhood by neighborhood, Ambazonians are reclaiming their homeland, for victory belongs only to those who never back down!"
No conspiracy by a group of self centred and egoistic nations only interested in our resources can stop a determined people! Ambazonians are determined to gain their freedom and restore their statehood.
Norway—Stop Protecting Genociders! Ambazonia—Stand Up and Defend Your Homeland!
oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
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Yet Another Miscarriage of Justice: Norway Extends Dr. Cho Ayaba’s Unjust Detention for Another 4 Weeks
Norwegian authorities have once again extended the detention of Dr. Cho Ayaba by an additional four weeks, further perpetuating this blatant miscarriage of justice. Since his arrest on September 24, 2024, Dr. Ayaba has been held without formal charges. With this latest extension, his detention will total exactly 6 months.
Under Norwegian law, particularly the Criminal Procedure Act of 1887, the prerequisites for arrest and detention are strictly regulated. Arrest and detention may normally occur only when there are reasonable grounds to suspect that an individual has committed an offense punishable by imprisonment for more than six months. Additionally, suspects detained pending trial must be brought before the court no later than three days after the initial arrest.
The continuous extensions of Dr. Ayaba's detention, absent formal charges and without timely judicial review, raise serious concerns about adherence to these legal standards. This pattern of prolonged detention without charge not only undermines the principles of justice but also appears to be a deliberate tactic to weaken the leadership of the Ambazonia Governing Council (AGovC). Such actions hinder any potential negotiations with Cameroon, as they effectively incapacitate AGovC's leadership.
How can Norway expect AGovC to engage in meaningful dialogue with Cameroon while its leader is unjustly detained without charge?
What message does this send about Norway's commitment to human rights and fair legal processes? The inconsistency between Norway's actions and its professed values is glaring.
This ongoing detention not only violates Dr. Ayaba's fundamental rights but also sets a concerning precedent for the treatment of political leaders and activists worldwide. Norway must reconcile its actions with its stated commitment to justice and human rights.
We demand the immediate release of Dr. Cho Ayaba. Norway cannot continue to preach human rights while violating them in practice. If Norway truly believes in justice, it must demonstrate this by ending this politically motivated detention and standing on the right side of history.
Norway—Stop Protecting Genociders! Ambazonia—Stand Up and Defend Your Homeland!
oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
Join us in demanding the release of Dr Cho Ayaba . Stand against tyranny.
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Cameroon’s Shame: A Nation Reduced to Bread and Sardines!
Dear world and Norwegian Authorities,
This is the reality of Paul Biya’s failed dictatorship where Cameroonians, after decades of misrule, are reduced to scrambling for bread and sardines thrown at them like scraps by the CPDM regime.
Look at them fighting over food at a CPDM political rally,** not because they believe in the party, but because poverty has stripped them of dignity, forcing them to trade their votes for survival. This is not democracy. This is exploitation.
For 42 years, Biya’s regime has turned Cameroon into a state where elections are not won by policies or vision, but by bribing the hungry with one thousand francs, party uniforms, and stale bread. This is the same regime that steals from its people, kills those who resist, and then throws crumbs at them when it needs their votes. What kind of government feeds off the desperation of its citizens?
This is why Ambazonia must fight for its freedom. We refuse to be reduced to beggars in a corrupt system where elections are a mockery, and governance is a tool for oppression. We refuse to be ruled by a dictator who has enslaved his people, stolen their wealth, and silenced dissent with bullets and bloodshed.
This is exactly why Dr. Cho Ayaba has dedicated his life to breaking Ambazonia free from this disgraceful system.He refuses to accept a future where Ambazonians are subjected to this same humiliation where their voices, rights, and very existence are trampled upon by a regime that thrives on their suffering. His fight is not just about independence; it is about dignity, self-reliance, and building a nation where no one will ever have to beg for food from their oppressors. While Cameroon thrives on corruption and suppression, Dr. Cho Ayaba fights for a future where Ambazonians can stand tall, free, and self-sufficient.
To those still believing in change within this rotten system, ask yourselves: If after 42 years, people are still fighting over bread at a political rally, what does that say about the future?
Ambazonia refuses to be part of this humiliation. We fight for a future where our people will not have to beg for food but will thrive with dignity, freedom, and real leadership.
Norway—Stop Protecting Genociders! Ambazonia—Stand Up and Defend Your Homeland!
oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
Join us in demanding the release of Dr Cho Ayaba . Stand against tyranny.
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Dr. Cho Ayaba Called Out Norwegian Media’s Bias Before His Arrest!
On August 16, 2024, just before his unjust arrest by Norwegian authorities, Dr. Cho Ayaba sat down with Norway’s NRK TV for a background discussion on the Ambazonia-Cameroon conflict. But rather than focusing on the massacres, war crimes, systematic torture, and mass incarceration of Ambazonians by Cameroon’s authoritarian regime, NRK prioritized pushing their own propaganda for domestic consumption. This blatant disregard for the suffering of an entire people exposes the deep-rooted hypocrisy of Western media choosing to ignore state-backed atrocities while amplifying narratives that serve their own interests.
Why was NRK @NRKno more interested in shaping an internal narrative for Norway rather than amplifying the desperate cry for self-determination by millions of Ambazonians? Why is Norway so silent on Cameroon’s well-documented crimes against humanity, reported by respected organizations like Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the Norwegian Refugee Council, Oxford University researchers, and many others? Has the Norwegian government ever questioned Cameroon about these atrocities, or are they deliberately turning a blind eye to maintain lucrative political and economic ties?
While Norway signs multi-billion dollar deals with Cameroon, it is fully aware of the dictatorship’s systematic human rights violations the mass killings, enforced disappearances, and brutal repression of Ambazonians. Yet, instead of standing for justice, Norway arrests a freedom fighter whose only “crime” is advocating for his people’s right to self-determination. This raises serious questions: Does Norway truly stand for human rights, or do economic and political interests dictate its actions? Why is Cameroon rewarded with deals and international legitimacy while the voices of its victims are silenced?
Even more hypocritical is Norway’s claim of wanting to broker peace or a negotiated settlement between Ambazonia and Cameroon while keeping the Ambazonian leader in their custody. How can Norway claim to be an impartial mediator while actively suppressing one side’s leadership?
Dr. Cho Ayaba’s arrest only reinforces the reality that those who expose the truth about oppressive regimes are targeted. Norway must answer: Are they defenders of human rights, or are they complicit in Cameroon’s colonial oppression of Ambazonia?
Norway—Stop Protecting Genociders! Ambazonia—Stand Up and Defend Your Homeland!
oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
Join us in demanding the release of Dr Cho Ayaba . Stand against tyranny.
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Norway’s Hypocrisy: Talking Negotiations While Holding a Leader Captive
Norway sent a delegation to Cameroon, urging the Biya regime to sit down with the Ambazonia Governing Council (AGovC) for a negotiated settlement. They returned with a letter a so-called invitation from Cameroon to negotiate.**
But here’s the hypocrisy:
How does Norway expect AGovC to negotiate while it holds its leader captive?
How does Norway speak of peace while imprisoning the very man leading the fight for Ambazonia’s survival?
If Norway is serious about ending this war, it must start by answering these fundamental questions:
-Is this about real negotiations, or is Norway playing Cameroon’s game?
-How do you call for dialogue while suppressing the voice that must be at the table?
- Will Norway take leadership and publicly declare that it is organizing a negotiated settlement between Ambazonia and Cameroon?
AGovC is Ready for Negotiations, But on Clear Terms
The Ambazonia Governing Council (AGovC) has always been open to a negotiated settlement but let it be clear:
Any negotiation must include its leader, Dr. Cho Ayaba, and the process must be transparent, credible, and internationally recognized. No backdoor deals. No hidden agendas. No political maneuvers.
We Won’t Accept Another Failed Process!
Cameroon has played this game before. We saw it with the Canadian Pre-Talks when Yaoundé lied to the world, denying involvement after it collapsed.
We saw it with the Swiss talks wasting three years before Switzerland finally admitted that Cameroon was never interested.
We refuse to be part of another deception!
If Norway is serious, then let it publicly declare its leadership in this process. Let the world hear that Norway is taking the lead to negotiate an end to this war not playing backdoor games while holding Ambazonia’s leader captive.
Negotiation under captivity is not negotiation it is coercion!
Release Dr. Cho Ayaba! Then we will talk!
Until then, Norway remains complicit in Cameroon’s crimes, aiding a genocidal regime while pretending to broker peace.**
The world must not be fooled again.
This time, the truth must be told.
We call on Norway to lead with integrity or step aside!
Ambazonia, you must stand firm now more than ever!
Our freedom is not up for negotiation!
Norway—Stop Protecting Genociders! Ambazonia—Stand Up and Defend Your Homeland!
oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
Join us in demanding the release of Dr Cho Ayaba . Stand against tyranny.
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Norway's Forgotten Legacy: From Celebrated Freedom Fighters to the Detention of Dr. Cho Ayaba
Norway's rich history is adorned with figures who valiantly championed self-determination and resisted oppression. During World War II, as Nazi Germany occupied Norway, courageous individuals like **Max Manus** and **Gunnar Sønsteby** emerged as pivotal leaders in the Norwegian resistance movement. Their acts of sabotage and defiance were instrumental in undermining the occupiers' efforts, and they were celebrated as national heroes. Notably, these freedom fighters were supported by their compatriots and did not face arrest or persecution by Norwegian authorities for their actions.
In this tumultuous period, Norway's leadership, including **King Haakon VII** and the government, sought refuge in the United Kingdom.From their London exile, they orchestrated efforts to reclaim their homeland, with the **British government providing unwavering support and sanctuary**. This alliance was crucial in sustaining the morale and operational capacity of the Norwegian resistance.
Contrastingly, the recent arrest and prolonged detention of **Dr. Cho Ayaba**, a prominent Ambazonian activist, by Norwegian authorities, stands in stark contradiction to this legacy. Dr. Ayaba's unwavering advocacy for the rights and independence of the Ambazonian people mirrors the very principles that Norway's own heroes once championed. Yet, instead of offering support or at least a fair platform for his cause, he faces incarceration without formal charge a situation that undermines Norway's longstanding commitment to human rights and the protection of political activists.
This action not only tarnishes Norway's international reputation as a defender of freedom and justice but also raises critical questions about its current stance on human rights. **Where is the Council of Europe (CoE), the European Union (EU), and the international human rights community?** Why is Norway, a nation that prides itself on democracy and the rule of law, violating the fundamental human rights of Dr. Ayaba with impunity?
We call on these institutions to hold Norway accountable for this blatant miscarriage of justice. They must demand his immediate release or a transparent and fair trial. Silence in the face of injustice is complicity will Europe and the human rights world turn a blind eye, or will they stand for the very values they claim to uphold?
oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
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From Peace Broker to Oppressor’s Ally? Norway’s Troubling Role in Dr. Ayaba’s Detention
Why is Norway extending Dr. Cho Ayaba’s detention without justification? Who is Norway truly protecting—justice, human rights, or Cameroon's oppressive regime?
Kripos must answer why it is acting as an enforcer of Cameroon's political persecution instead of upholding due process and international law.
Since when does a democratic nation detain freedom fighters on behalf of tyrannical regimes?
Dr. Ayaba has committed no crime—his only "offense" is leading the fight against Cameroon's brutal occupation of Ambazonia. So why is Norway prolonging his detention? Is this about enforcing the law, or is it about serving geopolitical interests at the expense of an oppressed people? Yes we know these answers but we want the Noble Norway to answer us to the hearing of the world!
Are Norwegian authorities compromising their principles to appease Cameroon, a state notorious for war crimes, massacres, and the persecution of political dissidents? We have first hand witnesses reports and evidence of more 70.000 Ambazonia men, women and children killed, over 850 communities razed to the ground and millions displaced. Are these not justifiable reason for anyone to rise in defend of his people? What is Norway’s gain in all these? 49 Billion CFA trade deals and other multi million dollars projects endorsed with Cameroun.
This is a blatant abuse of process and a dangerous precedent. Human rights defenders, justice advocates, and the international community must demand answers from Norway.
How can a country that claims to uphold human rights be complicit in the persecution of a leader resisting tyranny? Where is the transparency? Where is the justice?
The world is watching. Norway cannot claim to be a champion of democracy while holding a freedom fighter at the behest of a regime guilty of genocide and systemic oppression. Silence is complicity. Justice must prevail.
Join us in demanding the release of Dr Cho Ayaba @ChoAyaba . Stand against tyranny.
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KRIPOS’ Dirty Games Exposed! Norway’s Flawed Justice System Now a Global Disgrace!
The Norwegian legal system, once perceived as a model of fairness and due process, now stands exposed for its deeply flawed and unjust practices. At the center of this disgraceful failure is **KRIPOS**, Norway’s criminal investigation agency, whose incompetence and abuse of power have now been laid bare for the world to see.
Once again, KRIPOS has shamefully requested an extension of Dr. Cho Ayaba’s detention, clinging to the same tired and flimsy excuse of “gathering more evidence.” This move is not just legally absurd—it is a blatant mockery of justice.
How can an agency justify prolonged detention when they have failed to present any credible evidence to warrant his arrest in the first place? This is nothing but a desperate attempt to mask their investigative failure by keeping an innocent man in captivity.
This so-called investigation is nothing but a travesty, marred by endless political interests and economic benefits that Norway continues to secure with Cameroon. It is no coincidence that while Norway strengthens its trade and economic ties with Cameroon, KRIPOS conveniently violates legal standards to appease a tyrannical regime Instead of upholding justice, Norway has allowed its legal system to be weaponized in a desperate attempt to protect its financial interests in a deal-making frenzy with Cameroon.
This case has exposed the glaring deficiencies in Norway’s criminal investigation system, where suspects can be arbitrarily detained without due process, and where investigators operate with reckless impunity, knowing they are shielded by a broken system. The world is watching, and Norway’s reputation as a defender of human rights is now in serious jeopardy.
KRIPOS’ conduct in this case is a clear violation of international legal standards and an affront to Norway’s own legal principles. Detaining a man for weeks without valid justification is not an investigation—it is state-sponsored persecution. The Norwegian government must now decide: Will it continue to enable this travesty, or will it take responsibility for its failing legal system?
Norway prides itself on its commitment to justice, yet its own criminal justice system has now been exposed as fundamentally flawed, biased, and unfit for purpose. The world is watching closely, and history will not be kind to those who weaponize the law to serve political and economic interests.
Dr. Cho Ayaba’s continued detention is an international scandal, and Norway must act now before its hypocrisy is permanently etched in global memory.
Join us in demanding the release of Dr Cho Ayaba @ChoAyaba . Stand against tyranny.
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"Seminar on Political Prisoners in Norway: A Critical Moment to Demand Action for Dr. Cho Ayaba"
The recent arrest of Dr. Cho Ayaba, a prominent leader advocating for self-determination, stands as a tragic reminder of the continued oppression faced by political prisoners worldwide. His arrest highlights the very issues discussed during the **#SeminarOnPoliticalPrisoners** hosted by **@Stortinget**.
During the seminar, experts, lawmakers, and activists came together to address the growing threat of authoritarianism and political repression, both in Europe and beyond. They discussed how oppressive regimes silence dissent, imprison those advocating for democracy, and restrict fundamental freedoms.
The seminar extensively explored the rising trend of authoritarian regimes, not only in traditionally oppressive regions but within European borders as well. The role of political prisoners in these regimes — individuals who stand up for human rights, freedom of speech, and democracy — was a focal point.
Dr. Cho Ayaba’s arrest is part of a larger global pattern where political leaders, activists, and ordinary citizens are silenced for standing up to authoritarianism. This seminar underscored how such actions go against the principles of international law and human rights that Norway, as a democratic nation, upholds.
The discussion at **@Stortinget** illuminated the need for concrete international action to support political prisoners. Whether it's those imprisoned in authoritarian regimes or individuals facing unjust persecution for advocating for justice, the global community must speak out.
Dr. Ayaba's arrest — under the pretext of national security or anti-terrorism — highlights a troubling reality: authoritarian regimes often use these excuses to justify the suppression of voices fighting for political and social freedoms. This is why his case is so urgent.
During the seminar, it was noted that Norway has long stood as a beacon for human rights and democratic values. It is crucial that Norway leverage its international standing and political influence to take a stronger stance against these violations.
We urge **Norway** to take decisive action. The international community, including Norway, has a moral obligation to stand with political prisoners like Dr. Ayaba, who are unjustly detained for their beliefs and actions promoting peace and self-determination.
The **#SeminarOnPoliticalPrisoners** made it clear: the fight for freedom of expression, the right to advocate for self-determination, and the protection of human rights are issues that transcend borders. Dr. Ayaba’s arrest is a clear reminder that these fights are far from over.
As global citizens and allies, we must amplify the voices of those who are silenced. Dr. Ayaba’s imprisonment should not be ignored. We call on **@Stortinget**, **Norway**, and the international community to act swiftly to demand his release, and to ensure that political prisoners worldwide are not forgotten.
#FreeChoAyaba** | **#PoliticalPrisoners** | **#HumanRights** | **#NorwayActNow**
Join us in demanding his release. Stand against the tyranny that seeks to silence voices for freedom. Stand for justice. Stand for Dr. Ayaba.
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Norway Must Decide: JUSTICE OR COMPLICITY?
Dr. Cho Ayaba, a resolute patriot and leader, continues to embody the indomitable spirit of Ambazonia’s fight for freedom. His tireless efforts to expose the atrocities committed by Cameroon’s regime against the people of Southern Cameroons have made him a target of systemic persecution. Yet, despite the threats and hardships, Dr. Ayaba remains steadfast in his quest for justice and the liberation of his homeland.
Since his arrest, the silence from the international community has been deafening. Meanwhile, Cameroon has intensified its campaign of terror, embarking on a killing spree that spares neither the young nor the old. **One of the most harrowing examples of these atrocities is the execution of 45 young men in Bali by Cameroonian forces.** The **images of these crimes, including charred bodies and mass burials, serve as undeniable evidence of Cameroon’s war crimes and crimes against humanity. These actions—executing civilians and attempting to erase their identities through mass graves—are blatant violations of international humanitarian law.**
The prolonged detention of Dr. Ayaba only emboldens Cameroon’s tyranny, serving as a reminder of the cost of indifference. Despite these injustices, Dr. Ayaba’s resolve remains unshaken—a testament to over 32 years of unwavering patriotism that began during his university days. His commitment to freedom and human rights has always been evident, from his activism as a student to his leadership in the struggle for Ambazonia.
His detention in Norway marks a travesty of justice, raising uncomfortable questions about the motivation behind such actions. The reports from international human rights organizations documenting Cameroon’s systematic violations—killings, torture, and displacement—should compel action, not hesitation. And yet, here we are, witnessing the detention of a man whose only crime is advocating for his people’s right to self-determination.
The journey of Dr. Ayaba’s detention is a reflection of the global imbalance in the fight for human rights. Arrested and detained without clear justification, his case symbolizes the plight of many Ambazonians who have suffered under Cameroon’s oppressive regime. It is a stark reminder that the world’s inaction enables such abuses to continue unchecked.
We call on the European Union, the Council of Europe, and other human rights bodies to break their silence. Norway, a nation that prides itself on championing human rights, now finds itself at a crossroads. There is growing concern that the influence of France and Cameroon is behind Dr. Ayaba’s arrest and prolonged detention. These powers have wielded their influence to suppress a leader whose only conviction lies in standing up for justice and freedom.
Despite Norway’s investigations yielding no evidence to justify his detention, Dr. Ayaba remains behind bars without release or conviction. This continued imprisonment is not only unjust but also a blatant violation of international legal principles. **Article 9 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and Article 9 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) categorically prohibit arbitrary arrest and detention. Additionally, Article 1 of both the UDHR and ICCPR enshrines the right to self-determination, affirming the legitimacy of Dr. Ayaba’s struggle for the freedom of Ambazonia.**
The world is watching and waiting to see what will unfold on January 14th, the end of Dr. Ayaba’s eight-week extended detention. Will Norway uphold its principles and release him, or will it succumb to pressures that betray its commitments to justice and the rule of law
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