21, June 2020
French Cameroun: Boko Haram kills 4 Shepherds in the Far North 0
Four shepherds kidnapped by Boko Haram were found dead in a locality of the Far North border with Nigeria. The mayor of the Far North city of Maroua, Ibrahim Mohammed said the attack took place in Waza (small town in northern Cameroon).
A source said that, “the kidnappers abducted four shepherds and carried away their herds, the bodies of the four victims were found Thursday morning.”
The local official added that, “once alerted, Cameroonian forces launched sweeping operations in this locality and its surroundings. One of the Boko Haram elements was neutralized by the army more than 10 kilometers from the site of the attack and the others managed to flee to Nigeria.”
This new attack by the terrorist group Boko Haram comes after a relative lull thanks in particular to army operations in the Lake Chad area where Boko Haram operates.
Since 2015, the region has been regularly attacked by Boko Haram insurgents who regularly attack farmers, shepherds and loggers whom they accuse of collaborating with the army by transmitting information about the terrorist group to it.
Culled from Persecution.org



















21, June 2020
Nigeria repatriates seven Southern Cameroonians 0
Operatives of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) have intercepted seven Cameroonians at the creek of Ikot Obong in Cross River.
This is contained in a statement by the Service Public Relations Officer, Sunday James, and issued on Friday in Abuja.
The statement said the Marine Patrol officers of the Command in Cross River intercepted the foreigners on the Ikot Obong creek in Akpabuyo Local Government Area (LGA), while attempting to enter the country in a boat.
The statement added that the seven Cameroonians were denied entry and returned to their country through the Ikang Control post, while their boat was impounded.
“The arrest is among the series of interceptions by the command, between Cross River and Akwa Ibom States respectively, bothering Cameroon in recent times, amidst the Federal Government’s directive on border closure,” it stated.
The Controller General, NIS, Muhammad Babandede, had directed Commands at the borders to intensify patrol and reconnaissance along the flanks.
He had added that they should also intensify patrol at the creeks, waterways, and in-roads into the country, in order to frustrate the attempts of irregular migrants.
(NAN)