CATEGORIES OF PEOPLE STILL SUPPORTING AMBA MADNESS ON GROUND
ZERO.
1. Elderly people who have never had children of their own.
2. Elderly people whose children are already out of school and not working.
3. Poor people who have too many young children and find formal
education too expensive.
4. Teachers who bribed their way through school and are empty.
Most of such teachers find the classroom a nightmare.
5. Retired government workers who did not invest or had
prestigious appointment during their working life.
6. Drop out from school who are poor, lazy and have no useful
professional skills.
7. SDF militants who are taking the opportunity to disable their
CPDM rivals.
8. Clergy men who think that poor people accept the church more
than the rich. So according to them if anglophones are reduced to
beggars, they will come to Church. If you recall how the church
supplied weapons to the Makizas in the 50s, you will have to be
checking these people seriously now. Some of them are openly working
with amba boys. It is possible to find an amba boy wearing a cassock
and travelling through military check points with ease.
9. Anglophones who have not been displaced from their homes and
have not lost their jobs. Most of them are in BUEA, BAMENDA, Limbe.
Anglophone school heads who were recently transferred to work in
remote and enclaved areas.
Actually not everybody in any of these categories is an amba
supporter but a good number of them are.
1. Elderly people who have never had children of their own.
2. Elderly people whose children are already out of school and not working.
3. Poor people who have too many young children and find formal
education too expensive.
4. Teachers who bribed their way through school and are empty.
Most of such teachers find the classroom a nightmare.
5. Retired government workers who did not invest or had
prestigious appointment during their working life.
6. Drop out from school who are poor, lazy and have no useful
professional skills.
7. SDF militants who are taking the opportunity to disable their
CPDM rivals.
8. Clergy men who think that poor people accept the church more
than the rich. So according to them if anglophones are reduced to
beggars, they will come to Church. If you recall how the church
supplied weapons to the Makizas in the 50s, you will have to be
checking these people seriously now. Some of them are openly working
with amba boys. It is possible to find an amba boy wearing a cassock
and travelling through military check points with ease.
9. Anglophones who have not been displaced from their homes and
have not lost their jobs. Most of them are in BUEA, BAMENDA, Limbe.
Anglophone school heads who were recently transferred to work in
remote and enclaved areas.
Actually not everybody in any of these categories is an amba
supporter but a good number of them are.
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