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25, November 2017
Slavery in Libya: Eto’o denies granting 1.5 million CFA francs to every Cameroonian migrant 0
French Cameroun football legend,Samuel Eto’o has denied claims of having granted financial assistance to the tune of 1.5 million FCFA to every Cameroonian migrant repatriated to the country after the outbreak of the scandal of black slavery in Libya.
“Several sites circulated a rumor that I gave money to each returnee migrant, on a topic of news.This rumor is absolutely unfounded,” noted the French Cameroonian football star who took advantage of the opportunity to give advice to his “brothers and sisters”, reminding them that “love prevents more harm than money can solve”.
By Chi Prudence Asong