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Agbor Balla addresses the Canadian Parliament on the Anglophone crises. His points.

Barrister Agbor Balla was given the floor yesterday October 30th 2018 to address the Canadian parliament on the happenings in Cameroon, specifically the anglophone crises.

Barrister Agbor Balla at the Canadian house of Parliament - TimsBlog237
He talked on the crises from an etymological point of view and also answered questions posed by the members there present.
Agbor Balla presents the anglophone problem to the Canadian parliament-TimsBlog237

Below are a few point Agbor Balla brought up:

More than 1000 anglophone Cameroonians are locked up in prison without any judgement.

To those who are given a chance to stand in court, it comes after at least 8 months of detention and their points do not even count.

He also answered questions on the killings ongoing in the NW and SW regions of the country. 

To conclude, he told the Canadian parliament that the best way of solving the problem Cameroon faces now is a REFERANDUM

So far so good, we wait on the deliberations and action implementation phase.

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