I wasn't gonna talk on this topic I wasn't gonna say that I'm right with this topic But it's right if we fight with this topic We realign with this topic.
I wasn't even gonna shed light on this topic Take a look at the fire arms The loss we carry in our arms Police brutality physically and with arms.
Berry...Barely...twenty of age.. Struck down by a speedy military car driving with rage. These deadths and losses aren't staged Nora..pretty , intelligent law student..with a promising future Her life snatched from her like a snap for a picture Another military truck in that accident featured Yet the motto of the "united" Cameroon is supposed to be.. Peace -Work-Fatherland?
Dear government, If you think the military trucks and arms you're sending taking more innocent uninvolved lives is the best you're doing? Then I think it's safe for me to say that your best is not good enough.
Dear government, Anglophone lives matter. When I hear of the stray bullets that have taken our brothers and sisters away, purpose and DESTINY unfulfilled...yet they are passed onto an early grave? This shouldn't be happening
Dear government, place your shoes in those of the families mourning Is there no better way for those big brains of yours yo handle this matter? So this nation could again experience a fresh morning.
Twenty-four hours of our Mondays stay heated Villages in Mamfe, Ekona, Muyuka, Bamenda evacuated Bullet holes through houses which have now been evacuated Remind me again...how are we equated? HOW does this bring peace? Where are those whose family members have been killed? Are they not now in some bushes training and getting skilled? Some becoming even thieves? Are you not motivating them to become bullies?
Dear government, we need peace. Anglophone lives Matter Our economy is burning down.. to ashes.. Yet hundreds of trucks of timber are being exported from our lands..with military guidance from our bushes Is the government now stealing from her own people? Or is the transportation of those many trucks of timber to ensure safety of the French side...while war kills our anglophone brothers... and our economy? Is this the way to preach peace? Or should we be even more bothered?
Anglophone lives Matter
Dear government, If you are doing your best... it's simply not good enough Freedom of speech is one of the rights I learnt I have Has it been halved? Even in prison human rights are important! See the man on the side Lying on his side Police taking his rights Take a video for the whole world to see..please I can't breathe I'm lying on my side and you're choking me There's no reason for you to kill me Please this police... I can't breathe
If you don't feel safe because of your language and culture of your side of the nation And the government says it's okay for the police to shoot near human habitation Then the government's equal love for "United" Cameroon ..."United" Cameroon seems unclear I can't breathe...so I can't make a sound..but the people who did lynchings they have badges now..congrats And the supposed progress that's happening... That's irrelevant now..coz I'm still scared for my brothers in the anglophone zones..in the bushes... And it's not fair they're still there under the hills...sleeping on stones..
Correct me if I'm wrong...but I'm pretty good at the statistics I'm looking at Damn...what's the Cameroonian government and police playing at? They've become too friendly with their triggers They drive their cars..like they're drunkards And so I don't blame those that seek division
I blame the Cameroonian government for seeing the anglophone Cameroon as primitive and good only for low salary or pauper jobs And not worth bearing with a little longer... Like a worried child that needs attention. What hope is there...for an anglophone's life when "I can't breathe.." isn't enough?? A sour situation...in a sour way.. Hmmmm..sour...our days... Our faces...we taste...sour... Sour Fruit falls...good seed..turned SOUR! Sour Fruit.. ghost town...stray bullets...sour Cameroon..anglophone lives Matter. Dear government, we need peace!
- By Olive Abunaw