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Likoko Membea : Soldiers Renovate Gov't Nursery School - Vimarsana News

Likoko Membea : Soldiers Renovate Gov't Nursery School

During the reception,the school kids praised the 21st Motorised Infantry Brigade that they will henceforth study in a conducive environment.

Shunning Double Standards In Land Management - Vimarsana News

Shunning Double Standards In Land Management

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Martin Akuro Akwa : Retired Journalist Is No More - Vimarsana News

Martin Akuro Akwa : Retired Journalist Is No More

Martin Akuro Akwa : Retired Journalist Is No More Inhabitants of Dibanda (Mile 14) in Buea Subdivision are grieving the passing away of the man who demystified Journalism to them and was generally held in high esteem in that community. His name is Akwa Tekok Martin Akuro who died on May 4, 2021 at the Mount Mary Hospital in Buea. The son of the deceased said his father suffered from diabetes for over 25 years. He had been admitted in hospital for two weeks before dying. The mortal remains is currently at the Buea Regional Hospital Mortuary pending funeral arrangement.Lire aussi : Surdité...

Cameroon-Info.Net:: Cameroon – Buea: One traditional ruler dies in captivity, separatist fighters free two others - Vimarsana News

Cameroon-Info.Net:: Cameroon – Buea: One traditional ruler dies in captivity, separatist fighters free two others

WhatsApp Chief Efande Ewule of Lower Bokova and Chief Simon Kombe of Lower Bolifamba have regained freedom 24 hours after armed separatists kidnapped them. Rebels abducted the duo in Mile 14 Dibanda Sunday, December 13, 2020, along with their peer, Chief Ngale Ikome. “Chief Ngale Ikome of Mile 14 Dibanda was killed by the kidnappers in the bush yesterday shortly after the abduction,” open sources reported. Photos of the remains of the deceased chief made rounds on social media Sunday evening. A thick crowd looked on as the corpse was deposited for preservation at the morgue ...