Breaking News
Breaking News

Consternation in Bamenda Over Mile 90 Killings

By Mbah Godlove

There has been a general atmosphere of mourning in Bamenda following the brutal killing of 5 unarmed civilians.

Sources say the incident was carried by French Cameroun colonial forces in mile 90, a neighborhood near the city of Bamenda.

During the launching of a new bar in the locality, the colonial elements reportedly stopped over to have some drinks.

After a few hours, the French Cameroun soldiers began shooting indiscriminately when they learned that Ambazonia Restoration fighters were not far from the area.

The stray bullet resulted in the deaths of 5 unarmed civilians, while others sustained injuries, Sunday, April 18.

The killing had made many a Bamenda denizen weep over the lives that a binging wasted as a result of the ongoing war of Independence.

Almost everyone in the city has been experiencing disdain this Monday as the population remained indoors to observe the traditional ghost town in solidarity with those fighting for the course of Independence.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Free email subscription

Stay informed with BaretaNews.

Get new articles in your inbox. Free to subscribe. No payment required.

Confirm your email to start receiving updates. Manage delivery preferences or unsubscribe from any subscription email.
You May Also Like

After Biya’s 4th War Declaration, Cameroun Is Mobilising Troops For New Assault In Southern Cameroons

    YAOUNDE — Cameroon says it is mobilizing troops along the country’s…

European Union Fails To Congratulates Biya Paul, Concentrates in Finding Solutions In Southern Cameroons

        Over and over again, the conflict in Southern…

Bamenda Population Unite Against Politically Motivated Colonial Regional Assembly Peace Walk.

  Bamenda Population Unite Against Politically Motivated Colonial Regional Assembly Peace Walk.…

Panicky Colonial Governor Extends Curfew Again

          Adolphe Lele l’Afrique, Colonial Governor of the…