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Ndu IDPs in French Cameroon returning home for Christmas

Kumbo – 07-12-19: Kumbo today saw an influx of Ndu passengers returning from French Cameroon regions thanking the Restoration forces for chasing most of the military out who terrorized and forced them to flee to the same enemy camp: They are boarding for Ndu from Mbve Kumbo main market

Many said life was unbearable for them in the various regions in La Rep du Cameroon as they had nowhere to sleep, no food, no security, no freedom of movement and expression and they were being suspected and monitored all the time :

while some say they have come to spend Christmas with those they left behind, majority say they have returned for good saying it was a nightmare at the enemies camp.

Although they are aware of the military intimidation and attacks, they still think life is better home than elsewhere : They congratulate the Restoration forces for putting up a strong resistance against Cameroon terrorists and for risking their lives to defend them.

Many believe that if our restoration forces are given more support, they will completely do away with these Cameroon forces and provide maximum security.
One speaking to our reporter says, life is better home as home is home compared to la Rep. They would rather work to give intelligence to those protecting them than risk their lives outside , that staying out of home is like facing the same bullet from the military daily . He concluded that they prefer to sleep under the trees in Ndu their homeland than in streets in La Rep.

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Ndu D.O sends military to terrorize Nso people in Mah, Nkum LGA Bui

Mah-Bui County 28-09-19: The Colonial Divisional Officer (D.O) for Ndu sub division Mr. Ibrahim Shuaibu today ordered Cameroon military forces to invade Mah a village in Kumbo Bui under Nkum LGA to terrorize the Nso people following his recent threats against the Nso People using road block as the pretext.

The Population of Mah in Nkum watched in desperation as la rep du cameroon forces invaded their village, stole all the firewood they saw on the street, broke into houses and shops, looted, molested many as some ran into the bushes.

Talking to an eye witness, one of the military reminded them that the D.O did warn them last week and that this was just the beginning.

The D.O for Ndu is said to be working under the instructions of Alhadji Dan Pulo. He is said to have settled in Nso before he was transfered to Furawa where through the influence of Dan Pulo, he was made D.O for Ndu for the exploitation of the Ndu Tea. He is behind the many atrocities committed recently in Bui especially in the Kikaikelaki -Tatum axis. Unfortunately the elites of Bui have allowed him to inflict pain on their people getting away with any atrocities.

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CRTV Press Hour on Major National Dialogue

Press Hour 21-09-19
Anchor : Joe Kalabubse
Panelists: Prof Dzekwa Willibroad
Prof. Ngolle Ngolle, Prof. Nsoh Christopher & Mr. Stephen


All gave their appraisal of the president’s speech :
They all welcomed the dialogue called and were worried on how the Anglophone problem will be resolved when those being consulted are those who never admitted the existence of the problem: for Stephen to him it was a conference not a dialogue called: prof Nsoh prays that the dialogue not be politicized referring to the conflicting parties which is the state and Anglophones but Ngolle Ngolle turned it to Anglophone and Francophones which was not what was raised :


Ngolle Ngolle refuting what Nsoh said referred to Somalia as a failed state while Cameroon is not one: As such the head of state with the mandate has the right to do anything as the convener: Ngolle is talking about Cameroon whole Nsoh thinks that all Anglophone front line leaders need to be consulted as well if we mean business: That Anglophones should meet and come out with their grievances than to be swallowed by others: Fir him the time is not enough but hopeful that all should come to find a solution:


Stephen reminded what the president said about the dialogue coming within the framework of the constitution which does not even permit us to go beyond decentralization for now:
Dzegwa and Nsoh would have loved that cease fire and release of Anglophones take place for fairness to take place . Dzegwa is saying he sees a replay of Foumban as the time is too short : He refused that we do not know the problem as they move around talking to people who still do not know the problem even historians who can not lay hands to facts and figures as such the root cause of the problem is what should be handled as he repeats that many consulted do not admit the problem even traditional rulers who have been rejected by their people and more than 70% are Francophones that may crush the anglophone minority:


Ngolle took on role of political parties, who should not play the role like tripartite and Foumban from what he understood by what the president said: The major challenge for him are the participants who should understand that we must all prove that we are honorable citizens with integrity, honest intellectuals and no matter the differences, once the contributions come in, the convener will realize that Cameroonians means business while hoping that some will not make contributions that will tear us apart as we want to move forward together :


Dzegwa contested on the word of founding fires stating that what they decided were also violated :
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NFU-Bongbati DK reached out to Southern Cameroons Refugees in Nigeria

Gembu- Sardauna LGA Taraba State Nigeria : More than 250 South Cameroonian women refugees assisted in the North of Nigeria by Nso Family Union NFU- Bongbati Denmark

On 24-26 May 2019, NSO Family Union (NFU) Bongbati, diaspora organisation member of ADEPT based in Denmark, provided first hand reusable kits to 250+ refugee women from Southern Cameroons settled in Gembu -Sarduana LGA Taraba state in Nigeria. Implemented in partnership with the ‘Days of Girls’ Nigeria organisation and the ‘Scandy Media’ platform, the action aimed at both, providing refugee women with sanitary pads and reusable kits while training them on how to take care of themselves. Partners used this opportunity to train the Scandy media local team on providing humanitarian response, thus enabling them to extend the action and help more refugees in need in other communities and villages.

More than 100.000 refugees headed to the neighboring Nigeria in search of protection, shelter and security, trying to flee armed conflict and political crisis in Cameroun. Some of them lost their lives in this difficult journey because of hunger, lack of shelter and poor health. Women and children are the most affected by the situation and need special care. The Southern Cameroonian refugees are mainly settled in Taraba state, one of the most remote and insecure regions of the North Nigeria. It is also one of the less assisted and difficult to access locations where Southern Cameroonian refugees suffer from hunger, poor living conditions and lack of access to health services. NFU Bongbati will continue providing humanitarian response to refugee women and call all the diaspora development associations and humanitarian organisations to join the action.

Shey Tatah Sevidzem

http://www.adept-platform.org/2019/06/05/more-than-250-south-cameroonian-women-refugee-assisted-in-the-north-nigeria/

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