Cameroon Army Kills 4 Separatist Fighters In Bamenda, Northwest Region
The soldiers displayed the corpses of the slain separatist fighters in public view for residents to see.
Four Anglophone separatist fighters were killed in the Northwest regional capital of Bamenda by a Cameroon army patrol unit.
The incident happened on Sunday, Sept. 12 around 11:45 p.m., after which soldiers displayed the half-naked and bloodied bodies of the four separatists at the Finance Junction.
“The four separatist fighters were killed in Ntarikon, not far from the residence of Ni John Fru Ndi, the National Chairman of Cameroon’s leading opposition party, the Social Democratic Front (SDF). They were on board a green Carina E car with registration number 159430,” a military source revealed.
“The soldiers recovered four AK-47 rifles with manufacturer’s identification numbers 03594 and 05110 including four loaded boxes and a car.”
The corpses were later taken from Ntarinkon in Bamenda II Subdivision to Finance Junction in Bamenda III subdivision where they were displayed for the population to see.
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