Spirit of Death on Rampage in Cameroon: Three Wat Clan Fons Drop Death, Sultan of Bamoun Follow, Lamido of Sabga Bows Out With Kumba Gov't Delegate and former MINCOM Minister

 

     Sultan Mbombo Njoya of Bamoun Dynasty

Cameroon in less than two weeks has greatly been torched by the cold hands of death. Snatching the souls of it's six big compatriots. We are making reference to the Fon of Nkambe and two others of the Wat clan last week and early this week Sept 2021 around midday, the Lamido of Sabga Alhadji Mamodu, the Sultan of Bamoun Dynasty Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya, Nkelle Victor Ngoh Kumba former government Delegate and kontchou Koumeni former MINCOM Minister joined the caravan or better still the chorus.

 HRH The Fon of Nkambe NOWEFU Chieftain

The chorus of Cameroon triumphant singers beyond, leaving the country in deep sorrow, regrets and pain. Their Glorious exits dough not sudden registers a great lost in Donga Mantung, NOWEFU, amongst Muslims, the Senate, the West, North West and the South West Region.

              Lamido of Sabga Mamodou Sabga

All of these traditional rulers or leaders of blessed memory it must be noted bowed out at a ripe age following protracted illnesses associated to age. The coincidence is that all had to pass on in one month September 2021.

 Victor Nkelle Former Kumba Gov't Delegate

A black and a very bad  September, Cameroon government will live to remember of the brutal killing of 15 of it’s elite forces the BIRs at Sabga, Bamessing Ndop road by separatists fighters led by General “No Pity” with mission to liberate their nation hood “Ambazonia” as the Anglophone war of Independence deepen.

Cameroon, as we report is in tears and further shaken by internal wrangles that is threatening the peace and security of the country.

October is next door pregnant with a lot of expectations, first to the villages, lamidad and Dynastiy that has lost it traditional rulers, the way forward for the Cameroon Anglophone liberation war after October 1^st and the overdue cabinet reshuffle.

Helpless in the hands of September Cameroonians have no hope other than to lean on October as they mourn their departed while praying for Divine Majesty over all uncertainties.