Sisiku and co. remain incommunicado seven weeks after arrest -Tchirom says they are doing ‘well’ and can access lawyers

By Elah Geofrey M. It has been about seven weeks, 48 days precisely since the leaders of the separatist movement and self-declared Federal Republic of Ambazonia were arrested in Abuja, Nigeria. The Interim president of the self-declared republic, Sisiku Ayuk Tabe Julius and 10 of his close aides were arrested at the Nera Hostel, Abuja last January 25, during what their spokesperson, Chris Anu described as a routine meeting to discuss the fate of thousands of Cameroonian refugees in Nigeria who have fled the violence in the North West and South West regions. Sisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe and 46 others…