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Cameroon Soldiers Bomb, Kill, Shatter Entrails Of School Kid In Bamenda.

By Eric Tataw – Washington DC, USA, Thursday, December 10, 2020.

Nsoh Macpeace who was bombed and killed, Wednesday by the Cameroon military will be buried, Friday.

Elements of the Cameroon military, Wednesday December 9, 2020, bombed and killed a school teen, shattering his intestines, National Telegraph can confirm.

8-year-old Nsoh Macpeace was a Class Two pupil of Neighborhood Bilingual Nursing and Primary School, a privately run basic education establishment in Ntaturu, a locale in Bamenda, capital of the country’s North West Region.

The military was coming from Mbengwi, a not-too-far town from Bamenda when its elements fired several shots and threw explosives, killing Macpeace at his Mbengwi Road residence in Bamenda, confirmed many locals.

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The little boy had returned from school and was in their family residence before the incident that shattered the lower parts of his body with his intestines all out, many described the scene as a “horrible sight.”

Cameroon is in a three-year-old armed conflict in its North West and South West where rebels have been battling the regular army to establish the independent state of Ambazonia.

The incident Wednesday indicates continuous reports of increased tension and confrontations in the country’s Anglophone regions in a conflict that has already killed over eighteen thousand people, according to activists.

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A National Telegraph stringer in Bamenda says Macpeace’s stiff will be buried, Friday December 11, 2020, describing countenances from family members and friends as very low.

Wednesday’s killing of the teen who was simply relaxing in his own house is consistent with activities of Cameroon soldiers who have listed all males from these regions on death lists, many say.

On Saturday October 24, 2020, seven school children of Mother Francisca International Bilingual Academy in the town of Kumba in the country’s restive South West Region were shot and brutally killed by elements of the Cameroon military acting incognito, a National Telegraph investigation revealed.

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Since the beginning of the crisis, many houses have also been torched, thousands locked up under deplorable conditions in various detention facilities across the country, including Sisiku Ayuk Tabe Julius, President of the outlawed Ambazonia Interim Government.

 At least over two million people are either internally displaced or are leaving in Nigeria and neighboring countries as refugees as violence continue to grow in these regions over the last few weeks, including systematic attacks on schools and unarmed civilians.

The Cameroonian government frequently targets anyone with any links to the separatists and such persons are placed on the regime’s wanting list, sources have said, adding that military targets now extend to most males in the restive regions.

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