General Transporter

Ayuk Ndifon Defcam, better known by his pseudonym "General Transporter" or "General Transporter of Meme", (Another rebel leader, Sama Elvis Tiamama, also called himself "General Transporter".) To differentiate him from Ayuk Ndifon Defcam, Sama Elvis Tiamama was called "General Transporter of Ngo-Ketunjia". In addition, there were a number of minor rebel figures calling themselves "General Transporter", including at Mbalangi and Ekona. whereas the news site Mimi Mefo Info described a video in which he declared allegiance to "SOCADEF" (which is often confused with the Southern Cameroons Restoration Forces). More broadly, he supported the Interim Government of Ambazonia spreading its control in rebel-dominated territories. In the following July, General Transporter organized a larger attack on government troops at Ikiliwindi, Meme. This led to revenge attacks by the military on the local community. Government sources claimed that General Transporter eventually went into hiding at the coast of the Gulf of Guinea, before returning to Konye village near Kumba. There, he reportedly planned new attacks. The government claimed that several hostages were also freed in the operation. Besides various weapons, a flag of Ambazonia was also found at the site of the rebel leader's demise.

The Cameroonian government portrayed General Transporter's death as a major success and subsequently displayed his corpse to the public at Bicec junction in Kumba. Senior Divisional Officer Ntu'uh Ndong Chamberlain oversaw the display. Locals were generally unimpressed, with one farmer arguing that the military had already killed "like 4 General Transporters and this is the 5th", expressing the belief that one more dead separatist leader changed little. In contrast, ADF deputy commander Capo Daniel honored and lauded General Transporter as "represent[ing] the youths of Ambazonia who have stood up for their rights of self-determination." Several separatists such as Capo Daniel and Vice President Dabney Yerima of the Interim Government of Ambazoonia, called for rebels to avenge the commander. Separatists subsequently carried out a number of revenge attacks in his name across the Anglophone regions.