The follow-up recalls that some parts of British Cameroon chose to join Nigeria at independence. It then turns to the former British-administered population within Cameroon. An independence movement is described as drawing on Anglophone complaints of persecution by the Francophone population. A requirement to speak French is given as one of those complaints. These are the grievances reported in the conversation, rather than an independently assessed account of the dispute.
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Cameroon's border choices and Anglophone grievances
The later passage moves from the decision to join Nigeria to reported Anglophone grievances within Cameroon.