16, February 2021
Cameroonian woman commits suicide after catching husband in bed with another woman 0
A Cameroonian lady based out of Dubai put an end to her life upon finding her husband share a bed with another woman. As cited on Emmanuel’s Blog, Ndolo Immaculate caught her husband Daniel Sona Epie cheating on her, which pushed her to take the extreme step – and committed suicide, unable to cope with misery.
The piece also suggested that Immaculate’s mental health was on a decline in the recent past, due to Epie’s adulterous ways. Largely perceived as a “sincere and honest soul”, the news of Immaculate’s death sent shockwaves to friends and well-wishers. Alenne Menget, a movie producer and entrepreneur, expressed his dismay over her demise and claimed to have been mentoring her in the past couple of weeks.
“I have been reading stories of the lady who committed suicide this morning.. Got worried because one of her pictures really got her familiar… I decided to look for her name and check her Facebook account… Only to realize it’s someone I have been mentoring. One sincere and honest soul just going like that. RIP Girl… I will drop just this piece below so you realize why I think she was warm and humble,” said Menget, as cited on the blog.
While another wrote, “Ndola Imma, how I wish this news of your sudden death is not true. To think we had chats both of Facebook messenger and WhatsApp just a few days back and you couldn’t open up to me as a friend or someone else for help and counseling. Please friends and love ones if we are going through depression or a rough time, let’s try to look for someone to talk to be it a pastor, mentor, family member, or friend. We should never think of #Suicide as an option to end the misery.”
A volley of acquaintances began to ponder about whether most women prioritized their relationships over self-love. And, how putting one’s partner on a pedestal instead of practicing self-love was detrimental in itself.
The report suggested that Immaculate was growing tired of Epie’s adulterous ways.
Source: Latintimes
14, July 2021
London: Sakerettes, Manyus to bid farewell to Mama Bessem Tataw 0
The United Kingdom Sakerrette alumni group acting as ambassadors and trusted advocates for Saker Baptist College and the Manyu community will bid a final farewell to Mama Mercy Bessem Tataw who passed away in London on April 10, 2021 at a ceremonial funeral on July 24, 2021 with the Manyu moningkim and ekpe groups set to fall silent to mark the passing of a prominent figure with sound personal achievements.
The ceremony that will be staged at Mill Hill Country Club, Burton Hole Lane, London will include some of Sakerrettes fabulous grandeur following the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions and a special corner for the custodians of the Manyu customs and traditions to honour her as wife of the late Commissioner Albert Tataw.
Speaking of the late Mama Mercy Bessem Tataw, Seseskou Isong Asu of the Ossing Kingdom who also moonlights as the Cameroon Concord News London Bureau Chief said he expects the funeral rites to resonate with dozens of Cameroonians in the UK as the late Mama Tataw lived with her daughter Mrs Vivian Mambo and her son in law Charles Mambo well known members of the Cameroonian community in the United Kingdom.
The entire event will be held within the walls of Mill Hill London NW7 1AB and the entire Cameroonian community have been asked to congregate at Mill Hill to show their respects.
Mama Mercy Bessem Tataw was a very popular, soft spoken mother and a dedicated Christian.
Attached to this report is the funeral program for the caring mother of Vivian, Mabel, Ethel, Daphne, Didier, Mercy, Mabi Gianna and Albert and 17 grandchildren.
SATURDAY JULY 24, 2021
FROM 12 NOON
Live streaming link:
FUNERAL SERVICE AND RECEPTION
Greenvue Venue
Mill Hill Country Club
Burton Hole Lane
Mill Hill
London
NW7 1AS
4PM Burial (Family only) at Hendon Cemetery and Crematorium
Holders Hill Road
London
NW7 1NB
With the relaxing of covid- 19 regulations, we still plead to everyone attending our mother’s funeral to respect government guidelines on Covid-19 and Public Health England advice.
By Soter Tarh Agbaw-Ebai