Headmistress In Shock For Allegedly Hosting Separatist Fighters On Campus


By Albert Ayuk

The headmistress of Government Nursery School, Tali, in crisis hit Manyu Division of the Southwest Region of Cameroon is said to be in trouble with security officers and separatist fighters in that part of the country.

This followed a raid on the campus of the school where she was headmistress and the discovery that the school was used as a camp for separatist fighters on March 13, 2023.

Defense forces are reported to have stormed the campus chasing out the fighters with guns shots in the air and aiming at them.

Indira Mblandip  Ashunombi Epse Agbor Robert, the headmistress, is being accused by Security and Defense Forces for hosting separatist fighters on her campus and hiding the information from them, hence conspiracy to terrorism.

The Separatist fighters on the other hand are accusing the headmistress of leaking information to the security officers, terming her a blackleg or traitor.

Both parties are on a serious hunt and search on these double allegations putting her in a tight corner.

We also gather that Security forces have issued a summons on her which she did not show up and that a of warrant of arrest for Indira Mblandip Ashunombi  has been issued.

Since the incident of March 13, Indira Mblandip Ashunombi has not been seen in public since that date.

Many opine that for fear of the unknown, she may be hiding in nearby Nigeria or any other safe space away from both separatists’ fighters and forces of security and order.

Indira Mblandip  Ashunombi Epse Agbor Robert

Like most cases in the past, those suspected by the state for aiding terrorism are tried in a military court with a sentence of 15 to 25 years in jail and at worst a life sentence.

As for the separatist’s fighters, those who are found guilty of being traitors or blacklegs are tortured to death and sometime beheaded.

However, family sources of Indira Mblandip Ashunombi , hold that she was only silence after receiving threats from the fighters not to mention a word after the school was taken hostage by the fighters years back and that she did not in any way directed the military to the hideout of the fighters.

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