About 3,000 march in Buea demanding ‘Freedom’

By Ikome Christie-Noella Eposi Friday September 22, 2017 could be termed a “black Friday” for Anglophone Cameroonians in Buea as angry protesters took to the streets holding peace plants chanting songs of freedom and liberation. The situation took a different dimension when inhabitants from Ekona, Muea, mile 16 all matched pass the streets of Molyko heading to the governor’s office to launch the independence flag. The more than 3000 protesters who carried on the peaceful protest had banners, posts, the blue and white nylon which represented the color of the ‘Ambazonia’ flag. Most of them walked bare-bodied decrying the sufferings,…