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West Cameroon still in shock over death of former Mayor of Tinto, Baiye Oscar Steelcam 0
The population of West Cameroon, especially Manyus and Bakweris in the South West Region are still in shock days after news was made public that one of their illustrious sons had passed to eternity.
Enow Baiye Oscar, Former Mayor of Tinto Council and CEO of STEELCAM died at a community clinic in Tiko, Fako Division, South West Region of Cameroon.
Hospital sources say Steelcam died of cardiac related issues. The deceased was a political heavyweight, a successful businessman and a family person who was well respected.
STEELCAM as he was fondly called is said to be related to Hon. Enow Tanjong, Cameroon’s eldest Member of Parliament and also to Prof Enow Tanjong of the University of Buea.
Source: National Telegraph