Martina Funnah wrote:

Hallo Cho Lucas Ayaba,

Today I'm receive some mail from the voice about the wonderful book, you wrote.

(...sorry....my english ist not very well...).

I want to send tausends of gratulations, compliments, regards and more and more....to you, about the real, real... realitys, you wrote.

I'm german, 48 years, born in germany (my mother is german, my father is black american). My daughters are black.

I wish, one day, your book will get Nobel prize (for example....like Nelson Mandela one

day was president....)

With best wishes, liberty

...taking care....

-Germany-    

CHIEF AYAMBA

National Chairman SCNC wrote:

Dear Mr. Ayaba,

                     I wish to express my appreciation to your good efforts and to extend to you and the Southern Cameroonian friends- men, women and youths in Germany. The Southern Cameroons friends back at home - men, women and youths appreciate your efforts and extend their best wishes to all who participated in the wonderful demonstration there in Germany.

                         Thanks and God bless

Lawrence Ayamba wrote:

SG,

CONGRATULATIONS. Check the Independent Gazette's site for the advert.

Have a nice day

Ashukem wrote:

My good old friend

 Heaven alone can tell how happy I am about this

wonderful work of yours. You are a freedom fighter; I

must really admit it; Even if we happen to die,

tomorrow, this book will remain as a testimony of our

devotion. Congratulation my friend. I know we shall

see our selves some time some day. Let’s earnestly look

forward to this day.

  God bless you and your efforts. Bye

Christopher wrote:

Dear Mr. Ayaba,

I wish to congratulate you for your publication. I have not read your book, I do not know the content yet but it is a great work done. Many African histories do perish because many of us fail to write. We always carry them as folk tales. At a certain level they are narrated differently. Congratulations once more and I will immediately order a copy. I will do my best to inform many others.

Best regards,

Ngia Martin wrote:

Hello Cho;

I posted the book announcement into our ex-student

forum of more than 1000 members and I am getting some

very interesting reactions. I hope that will help push

up the book. By the way why did'nt you include the award you won from the city council of Iserlohn as an achievement on the website.

Regards

Mua wrote:

Hi SG,

A big thank you for all you do for the struggle.

This is another milestone planted in this

treacherous and long walk to our freedom.It is one

that will last for posterity yet unborn to learn

from.Looking forward to procuring a copy of "Not

Guilty" and helping to publicise it.

ASANDAK ISAAC
 SCYL SEC GEN. FRANCE wrote:

Hi Mr SEC GEN.
The SCYL France warmly congratulates you for this wonderful write up, Its really identifies the world with live in and how our own God giving rights are denied. I am a clear example of this inhuman treatments and I am glad you have come up today to create awareness among us to known the various ways of occupations and intimidations.
Once more, I say thank you and pray that God should give you the energy and wisdom to continue with your aspirations and continues to lead Us.

NFOR, N. NFOR wrote:

DEAR LUCAS,

BEFORE HAVING THE LUCK OF READING "NOT GUILTY" I WISH TO SINCERELY CONGRATULATE YOU FOR WRITING THIS BOOK. WE THE VICTIMS OF BRUTAL OCCUPATION MUST TELL OUR STORY, IF NOT NO ONE ELSE WILL TELL IT. AT BEST HE WILL MISREPRESENT AND DISTORT FOR HIS INTEREST. THE OCCUPIER HAS BEEN DOING JUST THAT.

IT HAS BEEN MY CRY THAT THE SOUTHERN CAMEROONIAN INTERLECTUALS ARE NOT HELPING THINGS OUT. IF THEY CANNOT EVEN JUST GO OUT ON THE STREETS, WHY CAN THEY NOT WRITE BOOKS AND ARTICLES AND HAVE THEM PUBLISHED IN JOURNALS? INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ARE ORGANISED IN THE FREE WORLD ON DIVERSE THEMES, WHERE ARE SOUTHERN CAMEROONIAN BRAINS? OR IS IT THAT WE DO NOT HAVE SOUTHERN CAMEROONIAN PATRIOTIC INTERLECTUALS?

CAN WE LEARN A LESSON FROM THE ERITREAN STRUGGLE AND HOW MUCH WAS WRITTEN BY THEIR MEN OF THE PEN? THE BEST WAY WITH LASTING IMPACT OF PENETRATING THE CONCRETE WALLS OF THE HALLS OF GLOBAL DECISION MAKERS IS THROUGH THE PEN. IS IT NOT SAID THE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD? CONVINCE ONE INTELLECTUAL, YOU CONVERT SOME DECISION MAKER IN THE DEMOCRATIC WORLD, FOR THESE INTELLECTUALS SERVE AS CONSULTANTS, ADVISERS, BOARD MEMBERS AMONG OTHERS. THEY ARE NOT HATED AND WASTED AS IS THE CASE IN MAN'S CURSED CAMEROONS.

IN CASE SOUTHERN CAMEROONS HAS NO PATRIOTIC INTELLECTUALS, MAY GOD HELP GIVE US SOME MARTURE ONES NOW.

ONCE MORE CONGRATULATIONS.

MAY I ALSO CONGRATULATE YOU PEOPLE IN GERMANY FOR THE DEMONSTRATIONS ON OUR INDEPENDENCE DAY. DEMONSTRATIONS ARE POWERFUL POLITICAL TOOLS OF INFLUENCING INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC OPINION ON FUNDAMENTAL ISSUES OF OUR TYPE. KEEP ON.

IF YOU AGREE WITH ME I WILL LINK YOU WITH A FRIEND DOWN THERE IN GERMANY WHO WILL OBVIOUSLY LIKE TO TALK WITH YOU. YOU MAY GIVE ME A REPLY ON THIS.

REMAIN STRONG AND FAITHFUL, THE GOOD LORD WILL LEAD US THROUGH.

Kingsley wrote: 

Hi SG,

I have read just the summary of the book. You are

great! I will include it on my website.

Stay strong bros!

Irene wrote:

hay brother,

All is fine this way

I have gone through all your mails. Its quite

Interesting to have some one like you, if you people

Were just two of you in this family

I don’t know what to say because I don’t know where

to begin all has happened and passed lets just look

forward. How is nunu say hay to her. I was in south of

africa for some short time,(cape town) were I visited

mandela,s prison. Just coming back from Ghana, Togo with sister mercy.

Thank you.

Gaston wrote:

Ayaba,

You are beautiful.

You make me strong.

Wally nnam wrote

Great job cho;

     I will call you later. I am proud of you.

Mado wrote:

Hi Pa,

Congratulations for a marvellous work done. To write a book is not a day’s job. This takes me back to when I was a student in the Teacher’s college how I struggled to write my final year project (Thesis), I knew what it was to be consumed by a project, and a book would be something like that, it’s way worse. You wake up in the night thinking about it, you get up in the morning thinking about it, you go to sleep and you’re thinking about it. This goes on not even for weeks, not months but in case of ´NOT GUILTY three years or more I presume. Sometimes you lose your conversational abilities. I strongly support what one author Ned Sublette declares" It’s torture to write a book".

Mara wrote:

Hi Cho Lucas!

Herzlichen Gluckwunsch!!! Great!! I already wondered what happened with your book!! I am so happy that the book is published now. I will definitely buy one

and I hope that one day you will sign it for me :-).

Ganz liebe Grüß

Swirri Alice wrote:

l saw the book and l have copy it to print in my

office so that l can read it well. But my fear is let

this not bring you another trouble.

Tatah Mentan wrote:

Luc,

Dr. Martin Ayim

Secretary-General & Spokesperson Diaspora

www.ambazania.org wrote:

The Southern Cameroons Peoples Organization (SCAPO) salutes Mr. Cho Ayaba for his recent book publication. SCAPO encourages every proactive effort to make the glass full and overflowing soon.

For the National Chairman

Edwin Acha wrote :

Hi bro,

I must testify that you have made us proud in the

struggle with the announcement of your book "Not

Guilty”. I have always known that you were and remain

an irreplaceable asset in our struggle. At the level of

sacrifice, devotion, steadfastness and you name the

rest.Those who have no patience to listen to our cries

through other mediums can at least develop interest in

finding out what is behind "Not Guilty".

I am not a man of many words, especially when it comes

to mails but just wanted to let you know how trailed I

am ever since you told me about this book even before

its publication. I would also want to cease this

opportunity to request for a copy and to find out how

you intend to handle its distribution. Would you need

some assistance with this, I am ready to relent this as

far as I can reach.

Emmanuel M.MBAH wrote

Secy CHO LUCAS AYABA,

Having read about your publication, NOT GUILTY, i am delighted of the product, tailored to respond to a very topical issue.

It is not only for the Southern Cameroonian folks, but continental Africa that is terribly sick with man-butcher regimes backed by western powers. 

With your Chemical back ground, I understand pretty well that, FREE RADICALS are the most reactive species, and since entropy entails kinetic stability,I can comfortably see that soonest, the world shall come to bear, that indeed, the UN made a serious error on the Southern Cameroons file, and trade at moment between the North and South MUST be negotiated as partners! 

Increase your sleepless night, for you have not yet achieve 10% of what is expected of you as per your abilities that I know.

Congratulations,

Ayaba Martin wrote: 

Hi Every Body;

My kid brother just published an interesting book and I thought it could interest this group particularly those living in the Diaspora. The official communiqué is below.

Regards

Fon Amos wrote

Hello Martin,

I just went thro the review of Cho's book. 

It's quite Critical of the of the European (esp. German's)’Ruler ship’. The authorities may find the work very unfriendly, especially given the fact that it is based on facts and actual experiences. I would like to have a copy. Is he still in Germany?

AGHA Martin wrote:

 Hello Martin, the publication of this book 

and its announcement is o.k. but given its very 

sensitive nature of the subject matter that it entertains

 the review should have been published with a lot 

of caution and scrutiny on this forum. 

Take note our man is directly hug-up in the forum 

and all very sensitive stuff is handed to him personally.  

If Mr Cho drilled us only on his incredible impressive 

adventure without highlighting the premise of his fight 

that would have seemed better to me. 

Mind you we are non-partisan, apolitical and non-aligned 

in this association and more especially on this forum. 

In his review on the book he seems to be talking about 

an entirely different Cameroon that I don't know. 

In the present Cameroon nobody is hunted, 

chased or jailed for his or her political opinion. 

Challenge me. There are no political prisoners in Cameroon. 

Even during the so-called 1st October 

( the  independent day of Southern Cameroons) , 

you will agree with me that those who hoisted  foreign  flags 

( considered high treason) in any country in the 

world and treated accordingly, still  move around  

freely in total liberty. 

I humbly think that if there is a fight 

or a genuine course to fight for, it should be fought here in Cameroon.

 All mechanisms are available, protest, political movement, 

memoranda, delegations, lobbying groups, intriguing songs, 

newspaper _expression, open letters, name it. 

Henceforth, nobody should have as pretext or a creative alibi to suffer, 

risking one's life, migrating from freedom to bondage (a good debate) 

with a psycho course to fight for. Refine the strategies redefine 

the stakes and project in the future. The future is here and very bright. 

This is my personal opinion. Thanks.

Anne Walsh wrote:

My own personal opinion (as someone in Europe !) 

is that every person is entitled to express their

opinions and if they speak the truth…well, 

that’s the important thing. If it’s done to foster

resentment…that will end badly anyway. No one is

forcing anyone to read or purchase the book and

personally I think it’s a great success 

to get a book published and well done to him!