Cameroon-Anglophone Crisis: Ayaba Cho Lucas Does Norway Know The Notorious Criminal It Is Hosting?

Known as the commander-in-chief of the so-called Ambazonian Defence Forces, Ayaba Cho Lucas has been at the forefront of the unrest taken place in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon.

Norway has long won repute for respecting human rights and good moral standards. Many are today wondering how a country like Norway could grant citizenship to someone like Ayaba Cho.

However, some believe that the European country doesn’t master the person in question, hence granted him Norwegian nationality.

But Who Is Ayaba Cho?

Born on August 25, 1972, Ayaba Cho comes from Bamenda II subdivision. His poor attitude and disregard for University laws, led to his  dismissal. Before leaving Cameroon to Norway, he  made away with a huge sum of money,  treacherously acquired from those who trusted him.

Cho Ayaba portrayed himself as an egoist, when he flew to London alone to sign an imaginary oil deal with some foreign investors but was exposed by another Cameroonian.

As leader of the Ambazonian Defence Forces , Ayaba Cho carried out the first guerrilla attack on September 9, 2017, which was the first arm action that has engulfed the North West and South West regions, resulting to numerous untold atrocities.

In July 2019, Ayaba Cho Lucas declared that his forces were controlling 80% of the two English language speaking territories. Attacks on teachers, students, hospital staff, destruction of roads have been carried out by Ayaba Cho’s forces.

The Ambazonian Defence Forces, commanded by Cho Ayaba Lucas have set ablaze hundreds of schools, hospitals, destroy private property, kidnapped teachers and students, extorted huge sums of money from business operators, brutalized some, beheaded others in a bid to stop schools from operating. There are several situations where students were chased out of school or teachers kidnapped and later killed on Ayaba Cho’s orders.

Many Cameroonians this day, wonder why with all glaring evidences against Ayaba Cho, Norway can’t arrest him and hand him over to the International police for judgement.

Le Sphinx