Alleged Separatist Fighters Storm Kajifu, Kill One, Injure Many

 

By Ojong Josph Ojong

A  young man whose  only name we got  as Njaka was killed  on the early  hours of  Saturday  the 11th day of February  at kajifu village  in Akwaya  Sub division  Manyu Division  south  west region of Cameroon.

Reports from Kajifu hold that alleged separatist fighters stormed the locality of Kajifu and took the community members hostage.

Armed with guns , the Alleged  separatist  fighters  engaged  in torturing  the  villagers  some  seriously  injured while others left with life threatening  injuries.

It's unclear how the lone person was killed but a family sources say he was already heading to his farm before the incident happened.

 His body was later discovered by villagers escaping the horror of the alleged separatist fighters.

The chief of Kajifu 1 Chief Mbua and some of his closed aids were ferried to an undisclosed location.

At the time of this report nothing has been heard of them as Community members are now taking refuge in the bushes as no village around there is safe.

This is not an isolated incident happening in kajifu village.

Sometime in the month of May last year 2022, alleged separatist fighters   stormed Kajifu village, ceased all the motorbikes and barred community members from leaving the village for duration of 3days of which this reporter was a victim.

Kajifu village is one of the villages that make up the Boki clan in Akwaya subdivision of Manyu Division South West Region of Cameroon.

Just like the many villages in Akwaya  Sub division  its very enclave with  poor road network ,no good drinking water and has a health  center  which  has long been abandoned  due to threats  from separatist fighters.

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