OFFICIAL STATEMENT | UNITED STATES OF BIAFRA MISSION IN NORWAY
Solidarity with H.E. Dr. Cho Ayaba and the People of Ambazonia
The United States of Biafra Mission in Norway has officially written to H.E. Dr. Cho Ayaba (Cho Yabah), currently detained at Romerike Prison, Ullersmo Division, in Kløfta, Norway, enclosing important documentation concerning his ongoing legal proceedings and reaffirming our unwavering support, solidarity, and commitment to the protection of his fundamental human rights.
Just as we regard the Finland–Nigeria v. Ekpa case as an attack not merely against H.E. Simon Ekpa as an individual, but against the dignity, leadership, and aspirations of our dear nation, the United States of Biafra, we similarly regard the proceedings against H.E. Dr. Cho Ayaba as raising profound concerns for the great nation of Ambazonia and its people's struggle for self-determination and self-defence.
As with the proceedings involving H.E. Simon Ekpa in Finland, we are deeply concerned by indications and allegations of transnational repression, human rights violations, European disregard and disrespect for African peoples and their legitimate aspirations, institutional impunity, incompetence, corruption, moral bankruptcy, double standards, and systemic racism. These are serious concerns that demand independent scrutiny, accountability, and transparency, rather than silence or institutional defensiveness.
We reiterate that the principles invoked in defence of Ukraine and other European peoples must not suddenly become controversial when invoked by Africans.
Article 1(2) of the United Nations Charter, Common Article 1 of the ICCPR and ICESCR, and Articles 19 and 20 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights recognise the principles of equality and self-determination of peoples. These rights are not privileges reserved for Europeans. They are universal principles that must be respected without racial, geographical, or political discrimination.
Likewise, the European Convention on Human Rights, particularly Articles 5, 6, and 14, protects liberty, fair-trial rights, and the enjoyment of Convention rights without discrimination. These guarantees apply irrespective of nationality, ethnicity, political opinion, or the political sensitivities surrounding an individual's case.
We therefore demand equal respect for the rights of African leaders and peoples, including the right to pursue self-determination and to invoke applicable principles of lawful self-defence. Such claims must be assessed consistently with international law, not through selective political standards.
What is good for Norway, Finland, and Ukraine must equally be good for Ambazonia and Biafra.
The United States of Biafra and Ambazonia share a historic bond of brotherhood, solidarity, resistance to oppression, and an unwavering commitment to the dignity and freedom of our peoples. That bond cannot be broken by borders, imprisonment, political pressure, or attempts to silence our aspirations.
Our solidarity is not limited to public declarations. Through formal correspondence, legal and human rights documentation, engagement with relevant authorities, and continued international advocacy, we remain committed to ensuring that fundamental rights are respected and that allegations of injustice receive appropriate scrutiny.
We will not remain silent in the face of injustice. We will not abandon our brothers and sisters. And we will leave no one behind.
Signed:
Christopher Okenwa (@OCCPriceless)
Human Rights and Anti-Colonization Unit
United States of Biafra Mission in Norway
The only reason Norway is persecuting Dr. Cho Ayaba for so-called terrorism crimes is that he is an African leader fighting against neocolonialism and imperialism in Ambazonia. It is all about racism, not justice for the people of Ambazonia. @NRC_Norway@NorwayUN
Biafrans, thanks for your support for the GeePee Tanks FallBack Tears.
You can still show your support as this is still running.
Thanks @AmicableAdxc for the GeePee Tanks initiative for the replacement of the buckets.
Never forget when Mazi Simon Ekpa, the Biafra prime minister in exile, openly declared the Biafran people’s support for Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso as those countries fought to free themselves from neocolonialism and Western imperialism, with Nigeria used as a proxy to attack them. The liberation of Africa and the true independence of African nations can only be achieved if Biafra is free from Nigeria. This is why the Ambazonia–Biafra alliance is vital: these two nations, with their history as Africa’s first democratic republics, can lead the continent into a new era of development and democracy. @CapitaineIb226@GoitaAssimi
Simon ekpa d prime minister nd his second in command always stand in his right hand d criminals who do not know what d template means should continue fighting d woman.
BREAKING!!!!
It is time to stop the longest GENOCIDE IN THE WORLD!!!
BIAFRA GENOCIDE!!!
IT IS TIME TO RECOGNIZE BIAFRA INDEPENDENCE!!!
Support the United States of Biafra USB government and stop this GENOCIDE!!
IT'S TIME NIGERIA AND BRITAIN SET BIAFRA FREE!!
LONG OVERDUE!!
The leader, Dr. Cho Ayaba, is speaking on U.S. soil. Norway is on the wrong side of history. @NRC_Norway and @NorwayUS should notify the Norwegian government that Dr. Cho Ayaba is a liberator sent by God to free the Ambazonian people from Cameroonian colonization.