
UFLL graffiti
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United Front for Liberation and Labour or the UFLL, is one of the two main factions in the civil war in the Unnamed African Country (UAC).
History[]
Addi Mbantuwe’s United Front from Liberation and Labour was primarily formed from the remains of the former Authenticity Party following the collapse of the government. Mbantuwe quickly rallied local militia and labor organizers to his cause, despite Major Tambossa’s effort to draw the nation under the flag of the Alliance for Popular Resistance (APR). Lacking any military background or experience of his own, Mbantuwe relies on stranded Bastion UK contractor Hector Voorhees for most security concerns. But Mbantuwe is always the public face of the UFLL, despite Voorhees’s increasingly involved role.
Current position[]
The UFLL controlled the western part of the UAC with in Leboa-Sako, they control the North while in Bowa-Seko, they control the South instead.
Their key strategic areas they control are usually the rural areas like Shwasana or Weelgeol Village, notably they control the natural resources of the country with them such as petroleum, natural gas, fresh water etc, which they sell to foreign countries to gain further financial support. They also control the communications in the country with Liberation radio as their mobile broadcast along with the Ranger Station.
Leadership[]
- Addi Mbantuwe - Leader.
- Dr. Leon Gakumba - Second in command.
- Hector Voorhees - First Lieutenant
- Anto Kankaras - Lieutenant.
- Joaquin Carbonell - Lieutenant.