February 29th, 2020 marked a somber day for Eyumujock village, within the region of Manfe Manyu State in Ambazonia, as Ojong Thomas Ebot, a resident, and five others were cruelly abducted by the Cameroon occupation forces.

The peaceful tranquility of the village was shattered as the occupant forces descended upon its streets, their presence marked by harassment and intimidation directed towards innocent civilians.

The indiscriminate targeting of civilians by the cameroon occupation forces raises profound questions about the inherent injustice of such action

The indiscriminate targeting of civilians by the cameroon occupation forces raises profound questions about the inherent injustice of such actions.

What conceivable threat could unarmed civilians pose to the heavily armed and trained forces of the Cameroon government?

The disparity in power and weaponry between the occupant forces and the civilian population underscores the asymmetry of the conflict, wherein the vulnerable are subjected to the whims of those who wield authority with impunity.

In Eyumujock village, a sense of bewilderment and outrage permeated the air as residents grappled with the injustice perpetrated against their fellow community members.

The arbitrary nature of the abductions served as a stark reminder of the pervasive atmosphere of fear and uncertainty that has come to define life under occupation.

The abduction of Ojong Thomas Ebot and his companions serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for justice

As the people of Eyumujock struggle to make sense of the events that unfolded on that fateful day, one question lingers: why? Why must innocent civilians bear the brunt of a conflict that they did not choose, a conflict fueled by the agendas of those who seek to maintain their grip on power at any cost?

The abduction of Ojong Thomas Ebot and his companions serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for justice and accountability in Ambazonia.

It is a call to action—a demand for the international community to bear witness to the suffering of the oppressed and to stand in solidarity against the forces of tyranny and oppression. Only through collective action and unwavering resolve can the voices of the marginalized be heard, and the promise of a brighter future for Ambazonia be realized.