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Cameroon secession chief extradited from Nigeria

Leader of Cameroon separatist movement Julius Ayuk Tabe. NDI EUGENE NDI | NATION MEDIA GROUP

The leader of the Cameroon separatist movement, Mr Julius Ayuk Tabe, who was arrested in Nigeria, has been extradited to Yaoundé.

Mr Tabe and 46 others will face trial before a military tribunal, the government said.

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