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4, July 2018
Southern Cameroons Crisis: 18 Ambazonians transferred from Buea to Kondengui 0
18 Anglophones were transferred yesterday from Buea Central Prison to Kondengui Prison, Yaounde. These 18 detainees are currently detained in ‘Kosovo’, a section of Kondengui maximum security prison.
They have been kept in tight chains and were brutally tortured last night by prison guards who repeatedly called them Ambazonians. This prompted a strike action in prison by other Anglophone inmates today. One of them has a decaying wound; another is suffering with a broken arm.
As a result of pressure and the strike action by other Anglophone inmates, the prison registrar said, orders from hierarchy demanded him to keep the detainees in chains for observation.
This is a repeated pattern of treatment upon Southern Cameroonians and alleged separatists, none of their rights are respected, presumption of innocence seems not to exist and authorities act with impunity.
List of 18 Anglophones transferred to Kondengui maximum security prison, Yaounde on July 2, 2018.
14 were transferred from Buea central prison to Kondengui, Yaounde and 4 were transferred from SED to Kondengui.
1) TATI ERIC NGU
2) HARRIS BOSEME
3) NKWETATO ROBERT
4) IKOE CLINTON
5) ACHA IVO ABEN
6) JOHN MARINUS NDENGE
7) OBEN FRANKLINE TABOT
8) EYONG CHARLES
9) EFFIA GIDEON
10) ORDEMA FRANCIS
11) AGBOR TAKU JOSEPH
12) AWU GREGORY ASHU
13) TANYI ROBERT TATAW
14) JONG ORLANDUS
15) NJEYA JUKIUS BAWE
16) KUM NESTOR
17) AYUKEM FRANKLIN
18) FONJONG ARMSTRONG
By Barrister Agbor Nkongho
CENTRE for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa