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Cameroun Military Kills CPC Teacher

Cameroun Military has shot to death a Mathematics teacher at CPC Bali, Mr. Nde Blaise (Picture attached). Information reaching BaretaNews says the Cameroun Military on patrol saw some crisis related images on his phone and he was immediately gunned down.

The Vice Principal of the same school we are told as he returned from the hospital in Bali was also whisked by the same forces, beaten and taken to the station for questioning. Another driver was also a victim of a stray bullet shot dead at Mile 83, Gwan Bali.

Mr. Nde Blaise, CBC BALI Teacher shot dead by Cameroun forces

Information says the Principal of CPC Bali had to intervene before the Vice Principal was released. This is the sad realities and the horror teachers and Southern Cameroonians are going through in the hands of Cameroun Forces. Cameroun government has failed to provide securities for schools and the people. This is evidence of the mass exodus of Southern Cameroonians into French Cameroun cities.

Mark Bareta
Reporting for the Ambazonia War Of Independence

1 comment
  1. What will it take for these Ambazonian dinosaurs in LRC to wake up and smell the coffee? The very old men and women who are suppose to protect the people in their communities are now devoid of empathy and take pride in picking the crumbs that fall from the table of the Beti/Bulu/Ewondo criminal gang.

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