By Bakah Derick
Many have this Sunday 4 July 2021 paraded the streets of Bamenda with the lifeless body of a man they say was found dead in his car at Below Foncha a locality in Nkwen Bamenda III Subdivision not far from the home of one of Cameroon’s post-independence administrators John Ngu Foncha.
Partial view of deceased Photo credit: Drayinfos
The car in which the lifeless body of the man whose name we got as Djibril Dubila is stationed less than 50m from a state security post. The circumstances leading to his death remain obscure as no one has made an official statement including the security officers who are expected to be close to the scene as some of those demonstrating have confirmed hearing gunshot sound.
The lifeless body of Djibril is seen with blood as he is paraded shoulder high by visibly angry youths. The youths are chanting anti-state security forces songs as they parade the streets even in rain. A video is circulating online showing a number of angry youths destroying the makeshift structure and protective sand bags used by state security forces as a daily control post.
Djibril was last seen with his friends at the S-bend area in Nkwen where they socialized for some time before he left only to be announced dead at below Foncha where many lives have also ended prematurely.
