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SEE THE NAMES OF THE DIFFERENT AMBAZONIAN FORCES AND THEIR LEADERS


SEE THE NAMES OF THE DIFFERENT AMBAZONIAN FORCES AND THEIR LEADERS

ASC = Ambazonia Security Council – Led by the IG, (Sako Ikome et al)
AGC = Ambazonia Governing Counci – Led by Ayaba Cho.
SEE THE NAMES OF THE DIFFERENT AMBAZONIAN FORCES AND THEIR LEADERS
SEE THE NAMES OF THE DIFFERENT AMBAZONIAN FORCES AND THEIR LEADERS



ADF = Ambazonia Defence Forces – Armed group under AGC. Commander in Chief is Ayaba Cho. Tapang Ivo Tanku is the spokesperson
SOCADEF = Southern Cameroons Defence Forces (Led by Ebenezer Akwanga – “General” Opopo is the “General” of the SOCADEF)

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