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Esteemed Leaders, Activists, and Patriots of Southern Cameroons, It is with a profound sense of urgency that I write to you today. Our homeland bleeds, and our people endure untold suffering, while the path to our freedom grows ever steeper. Our children, the future of Southern Cameroons, are left without education as schools remain closed, their dreams shattered by the endless conflict that continues to grip our land. Every day, our brothers and sisters face harassment, violence, and terror. The very essence of our identity is under threat, and yet, we remain fragmented. Now, more than ever, the people of Southern Cameroons need a united front. To you, Sisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe, Dr. Samuel Ikome Sako, Ebenezer Akwanga, Cho Ayaba Lucas, Chris Anu , and all those leading our fight for freedom, this is not a time for rivalry, ego, or personal ambition. It is a time for profound sacrifice. The people you represent are suffering. Innocent men, women, and children bear the brunt of daily hara

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