Cameroon Separatists Leaders arrested in Nigeria.
Armed men suspected to be from the Directorate of State Security (DSS), broke into a hotel in Nigeria's capital city Abuja, and arrested about seven leaders of a Cameroon separatist movement. The Movement for the State of Ambazonia have been agitating for a separate independent state for English speaking Cameroonians. The leaders arrested include the president of the Movement for the Freedom of Southern Cameroon, Sikiku Ayuk Tabe, Nfor Ngala Nfor, Fidelis Nde Che, Henry Kimeng, Cornielius Kwanga, Awasum, Nalowa Bih, Eyambe Elias, Ojong Okongho and Tassang Wilfred. Julius Ayuk Tabe They were said to have arrived Nigeria for a meeting scheduled to hold in the capital city before they were picked up by the armed security operatives. Cameroon have witnessed months of unrest as the push for the independent state intensifies, resulting in clashes between protesters and the police. English speaking Cameroonians say they have been mar...