[Confidential]: Secessionists Are Getting Closer To Boko Haram (DGRE)

The security climate may be unbearable in the coming days in some prisons in Cameroon to believe the confidences of an agent DGRE.

In an open letter published anonymously on social networks, this intelligence officer reveals, indeed, that English-speaking detainees and detainees of Boko Haram are in concert for a mutiny in Cameroonian prisons.

Read the full open letter:

Are we heading towards the general paralysis of the Yaoundé military court and a mutiny in the two prisons of Yaounde?

[Confidential]: Secessionists Are Getting Closer To Boko Haram (DGRE)

In any case everything seems to indicate because, according to a source very introduced to the military court of Yaoundé, English-speaking prisoners and those charged with collusion with Boko Haram are gradually refusing to appear before this jurisdiction. According to the same source, a dialogue between the detainees is being waged so that all the detainees refuse to appear before this jurisdiction.

The cause of this grumbling is due to the total loss of confidence in this jurisdiction. Because, according to the English-speaking prisoners, they know that they are already losing to the lady EKO EKO born MBEZOA who is none other than the wife of the director of the DGRE by which they are all almost gone. They noticed that the president of this court goes through all the strategies to prolong the dilatory measures in front of the empty files sent to her by her husband DG of the DGRE.
As for those who appear for the reasons of Boko Haram before the Yaoundé military court, they are simply discouraged and defeated by the judgments rendered by the Yaoundé military court where they are released and convicts the innocent.

Many of them, like BAH and OUGANI BAÏMA and MANCHO BIBIXY from the central prison, simply decided not to go there anymore and say they are waiting for their sentences on the spot. Others have been there for more than three years without being judged from where this feeling of double standards.

On the Anglophone side, it was reported that the famous ASSAH NDANGO Patric (spokesman for the SED bunker) refused to appear in Yaounde's military court on Friday 19 January 2018 for the same reasons mentioned above. According to his lawyer, who went near him to try to convince him to appear, NDANGOH told him he did not see how civil his state he was to appear before the military while Cameroon has civil courts.

As for those who are trying to get there, they are simply frustrated and intimidated to come across in the courtroom of the Yaoundé Military Court officers of the DGRE in plainclothes and heavily armed escorting other inmates hooded and chained directly from the DGRE.

They wonder how to speak and unfold his defense knowing that their torturers are in the room. In short, they find that the only way out is the boycott of this court.

Last but not least is the behavior of the commissioner of the government of the Yaoundé military court who, according to the indiscretions, moved every morning between the two prisons to escort his captives relegating the prison guards to the second prisoner. plan.

The list of grievances will never stop if we must mention all the abuses suffered by English-speaking prisoners and those detained for the Boko Haram motive by the Yaoundé Military Court.

A member of the family of an English-speaking detainee told us this: "It is normal that our brothers are in the hands of one family, the betis" doing a cold analysis, we note that the Minister of Defense who is the guardianship of the Yaoundé military court, through the director of military justice, the president of the Yaoundé military court, the government commissioner, the judges, the administrators of the two prisons of Yaoundé, the guards who organize the escort all are betis. [Confidential]: Secessionists are getting closer to Boko Haram (DGRE)