Yaoundé to Export Witchcraft to Nigeria, Have SCACUF/Consortium Leaders Expulsed

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SCACUF has received information that Biya's Government is planning to threaten Nigerian businesses operating in Southern Cameroon with very high taxes if they don't open on ghost town days. The plan is to force Nigerians to open their shops, then have their agents burn the shops and kill some of them in the name of the struggle. They are hoping that such a tactic would persuade the Nigerian government to repatriate our leaders who are in exile there.

Presse Statemen from SCACUF:

Dear Southern Cameroonians, Ambazonians, God has once more exposed Yaounde. A plan still being conceived
by evil men to cause confusion and unimaginable pain to our people has been exposed. The plan that was supposed to be executed in the weeks ahead was intended to pit Southern Cameroonians against LRC's not too friendly giant neighbour, Nigeria.

If the plan had not been revealed and so foiled by this exposure, Yaoundé would have proceeded to attempt stopping
the present momentum by:

1) Blackmail the Nigerian business communities in Bamenda, Kumba and Kumbo into violating the ghost towns by inflicting on them extraordinarily high taxes. This is for phase one.

2) The next would have followed logically and many would have fallen for it, hook and worm; Yaoundé would then
target "quelques boutiques des Biafrais" for arson, total burning and blame it on the SCACUF and run away Consortium
leaders in Nigeria.

3) In the event where this did not meet the required response from Abuja, dark hands from Yaoundé would then
set ablaze the residences of already targeted Nigerians and eliminate some of them. These would obviously be seen
as an attack by the Consortium and SCACUF based in Nigeria. Yaoundé would then use these as evidence that SCACUF and the Consortium are terrorist organisations. Out of anger, Abuja is expected to order for the leaders of the struggle to be rounded up and handed over to Yaoundé to face "justice".

However, God who ordained this struggle does not sleep and has once more exposed this most cynical plot that would certainly have dealt a very serious setback to the struggle.

The Consortium uses this opportunity to call on our people for more vigilance, and by this, send strong warning signals to agents of extortionist Yaoundé against any such selective tax hikes as it shall be resisted. We call on our Nigerian
counterparts living in the Southern Cameroons to continue to feel at home and not to suffer from any intimidation. We shall soon be publishing a series of numbers on which information concerning tax agents who may come
round to extort for exposure.

God is with us.

Barrister Eyambe. Tassang Wilfred
Vice Secretary General Programmes Coordinator