JUSTICE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF SOUTHERN CAMEROONS

AGovC Advances Diplomatic Momentum in Washington, DC: A Historic Engagement with U.S. Lawmakers The Ambazonia Governing Council (AGovC) has taken a significant diplomatic leap forward following a series of high-level engagements with U.S. Senators and Congresspersons in Washington, DC, from February 6-13, 2025. These meetings mark a crucial step in solidifying international support for Ambazonia’s struggle for independence. On February 6, AGovC USA Mission Chairman Louis Mbandi and HHS Secretary Raymond Akoson met with U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at a private gathering hosted by AGovC’s lobbying firm, Moran Global Strategies (MGS). This meeting set the tone for a week of strategic diplomatic discussions. On February 12, HHS Secretary Raymond Akoson engaged in a private lunch with Congressman Tom Kean (R-NJ), a key member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, where critical issues concerning Ambazonia’s independence were discussed. On February 13, USA Mission Chairman Louis Mbandi, HHS Secretary Raymond Akoson, and DC-based AGovC supporter Martin Ayaba had scheduled meetings with 11 U.S. Senators. Despite unforeseen circumstances, the team successfully met with four influential senators, including Senator Bill Haggerty (R-TN), Senator Bernie Moreno (R-OH), and Senator Steve Daines (R-MT). These engagements underscored AGovC’s unwavering commitment to ensuring Ambazonia’s plight remains a priority on the U.S. legislative agenda. That same day, the AGovC delegation, alongside the Acting Prime Minister of the Biafra Republic Government in Exile (BRGIE), Ogechukwu Nkere, met with the office of Congressman Gus Bilirakis (R-FL) in a joint effort to strengthen transnational alliances among liberation movements. Throughout these meetings, AGovC representatives delivered in-depth briefings on the ongoing struggle for Ambazonia’s independence and made a compelling case for U.S. support. The responses received were encouraging, reinforcing AGovC’s diplomatic traction. The delegation also held critical strategy sessions with AGovC’s lobbyists, former Congressman Jim Moran and Elias Gerasoulis, and engaged with other MGS clients, including the Acting Prime Minister of the BRGIE and the President of the National Representative Council of Eritrea-Government in Exile, Ghebre Bahdurai. This landmark engagement signals AGovC’s growing diplomatic influence and unwavering commitment to securing international recognition for Ambazonia. The AGovC remains resolute in its mission and looks forward to continued direct engagements with senior U.S. officials. The AGovC extends its deep gratitude to Moran Global Strategies for facilitating this pivotal diplomatic mission. AGovC Communications! Join us in demanding the release of Dr Cho Ayaba . Stand against tyranny. @amnesty @EGerasouli35992 anetteberger2 @vgnett @Kripos_NCIS @NRKno @DepSecDef @AsstSecStateAF @SenateForeign @Sebastien_Nadot @SecBlinken @SenateForeign @CanadaFP @NFdep @StateDept @DepSecStateMR @hrw @ICRCPresident @DeputySecState @USAmbUN @melaniejoly @joDionNgute @PR_Paul_BIYA @volker_turk @norwaygov_rx @EspenBarthEide @NorwayMFA @UNHumanRights @jonasgahrstore @UKParliament @supremecourt_no @mats56455 @EksfinN @jcelden @Hans_Vang @MariaDahle @sunnago @Zingeris @PACE_News @Tsihanouskaya @ECHR_CEDH @IntlCrimCourt @ICRC @realDonaldTrump #WeStwndWithDrChoAyaba #AmbazoniaDeservesBetter" #Ambazonia #NoToOccupation #FreedomNow #WeWillWin"