The British refused to recognized the Germano-Douala treaty.
They held meetings, with the local chiefs and tried to persuade them to abandon the Germans.
Consult Hewett castigated the Douala rulers for having collected German bribe and betray Queen Victoria of Briatin.
The British redoubled their efforts limit areas of the German protectorates. The viice consul was sent with money and gifts to make treaties with the local chief.
The British proclaimed the annexation of Victoria in July 1884.
The British assisted by two poles: Rogozinki and Janikowski launched a strong anti German campaign and concluded a number of treaties with the local chiefs from Bota to Rio Del Rey.
Hewett continued to summon and preside over court of equity establish by the British.
The British incited the native revolts especially in Hickory town.
