A Police Inspector, Stephen Ngu, poured kerosene on a young man suspected to have stolen a bicycle in Kumba. The young man, Weriwo, sustained third-degree burns and latter died, while it was later found out that he did not steal the bicycle as it was later found. The policeman is allegedly detained.
The Buea township taxi drivers strike of August 1 was the second within one month due to police brutality. A week ago, barely a day after the Cameroon National Police boss, Pierre Minlo Medjo warned, while commissioning graduate police inspectors, that vices shall not be tolerated in the force, a poliice inspector, Joseph Nding, shot at a taxi driver, Felix Nyong Nkwelle in Victoria (Limbe) for refusing to stop at a check point and offer the usual CFA 500 francs bribe. The driver missed death as the bullet got him from the back on his right shoulder blade.
This mail was posted last year. Anyone in Australia that I have shown the photos to, has felt sick. How can one person do this to another? Even today, I'm reading about police shootings in Bamenda. What has happened to the Officer that poured kerosine over Weriwo and set him alight? I still feel sick.
Glenn Wilson
To: Lord Avebury 13th September Cameroon Campaign Group
C/o CADRE 27 Old Gloucester Street
London WCIN 3XX
United Kingdom. Glenn W.Wilson
51 Ballyshannon Road
Killarney Heights 2087
Australia.
[email protected]
http://www.angelfire.com/dc2/glenn
Mobile: 61400032023
Dear Sir,
I have read with interest your comments on the cowardly murder of John Kohtem at
Balikumbat, North West province of Cameroon. I have experienced the politics and Judiciary of Cameroon myself, being present in the South West province during the 2002 Presidential election.
I urge you to take the matter of John Kohtem’s murder before the United Nations and present this case in the strongest manner possible. This murder highlights how Cameroonians in authority, consider themselves above all laws. This policy begins at the highest levels of Government, passing through to the lowest levels of authority, showing no respect for human life and committing barbaric acts in the name of the Government.
Today I viewed recent photographs of an innocent Cameroonian who was set alight by a Police Inspector. Not surprisingly, the man is now deceased. Photos of this ruthless savagery can be viewed at http://ambazonia.indymedia.org/en//2004/08/828.shtml
I could write a book on the shenanigans surrounding the 2002 election, but we’ve heard it
all before and no one seems to care. Where are the citizens of Cameroon to turn for help? With foreign countries more interested in keeping the status quo (turning a blind eye), that allows the continued removal of Cameroon’s resources, with the only beneficiaries being President Biya’s personal bank accounts. The only way to alter the attitudes of those in control is to publicise their atrocities and shame them in the International public arena.
Maybe, those in the Cameroon Presidency will set up an enquiry into the death in Balikumbat? Their “Promise everything, Deliver nothing” policy should smokescreen the issues nicely.
In 2002, the Commonwealth Minister in Yaounde (Ngute Joseph Dsir) ordered an investigation into my being poisoned by my wife of four months and the theft of 50 million cfa by her tribe’s people, (Bayangi). This inquiry was a very simple affair; Government Officials threatened my witnesses with jail and myself with death, if the matter was pursued. My friend & security guard (Eugene Mapouth) was viciously attacked shortly after, (now deceased).
So just how much justice might the average Cameroonian citizen receive? He might be well satisfied with none, but more likely he will pay a very high price, just for asking.
Again, I urge you to use the full extent of your powers, to pursue some justice for a community that desperately needs it. If I can assist in any small way, do not hesitate to contact me.
Kindest Regards
Glenn W.Wilson
C.C Secretary General, United Nations.
Australian Foreign Affairs, Canberra.
British Foreign & Commonwealth office, London.
Cameroon Consulate, Australia.
Posted by: Glenn Wilson | February 09, 2005 at 07:05 PM
This is awful. How can any human be so cruel. My husband was from Cameroon...from Kumba. He loved that place. What has become of it?
Posted by: Madam Kwashi, Traci | May 03, 2010 at 02:39 PM
Glenn W.Wilson
C.C Secretary General, United Nations.
Australian Foreign Affairs, Canberra.
British Foreign & Commonwealth office, London.
Cameroon Consulate, Australia.
Posted by: ภาพโป๊ | June 07, 2011 at 09:06 AM
I could write a book on the shenanigans surrounding the 2002 election, but we’ve heard it
all before and no one seems to care. Where are the citizens of Cameroon to turn for help? With foreign countries more interested in keeping the status quo (turning a blind eye), that allows the continued removal of Cameroon’s resources, with the only beneficiaries being President Biya’s personal bank accounts. The only way to alter the attitudes of those in control is to publicise their atrocities and shame them in the International public arena.
Posted by: ภาพโป๊ | June 07, 2011 at 09:08 AM
In 2002, the Commonwealth Minister in Yaounde (Ngute Joseph Dsir) ordered an investigation into my being poisoned by my wife of four months and the theft of 50 million cfa by her tribe’s people, (Bayangi). This inquiry was a very simple affair; Government Officials threatened my witnesses with jail and myself with death, if the matter was pursued. My friend & security guard (Eugene Mapouth) was viciously attacked shortly after, (now deceased).
Posted by: เอากัน | June 07, 2011 at 09:09 AM
To: Lord Avebury 13th September Cameroon Campaign Group
C/o CADRE 27 Old Gloucester Street
London WCIN 3XX
United Kingdom. Glenn W.Wilson
51 Ballyshannon Road
Killarney Heights 2087
Australia.
[email protected]
Posted by: เย็ดกัน | June 07, 2011 at 09:11 AM
The Buea township taxi drivers strike of August 1 was the second within one month due to police brutality. A week ago, barely a day after the Cameroon National Police boss, Pierre Minlo Medjo warned, while commissioning graduate police inspectors, that vices shall not be tolerated in the force, a poliice inspector, Joseph Nding, shot at a taxi driver, Felix Nyong Nkwelle in Victoria (Limbe) for refusing to stop at a check point and offer the usual CFA 500 francs bribe. The driver missed death as the bullet got him from the back on his right shoulder blade.
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In 2002, the Commonwealth Minister in Yaounde (Ngute Joseph Dsir) ordered an investigation into my being poisoned by my wife of four months and the theft of 50 million cfa by her tribe’s people, (Bayangi). This inquiry was a very simple affair; Government Officials threatened my witnesses with jail and myself with death, if the matter was pursued. My friend & security guard (Eugene Mapouth) was viciously attacked shortly after, (now deceased).
Posted by: หนังโป๊ออนไลน์ | June 07, 2011 at 09:16 AM
This mail was posted last year. Anyone in Australia that I have shown the photos to, has felt sick. How can one person do this to another? Even today, I'm reading about police shootings in Bamenda. What has happened to the Officer that poured kerosine over Weriwo and set him alight? I still feel sick.
Glenn Wilson
Posted by: หนังโป๊ออนไลน์ | June 07, 2011 at 09:17 AM
I urge you to take the matter of John Kohtem’s murder before the United Nations and present this case in the strongest manner possible. This murder highlights how Cameroonians in authority, consider themselves above all laws. This policy begins at the highest levels of Government, passing through to the lowest levels of authority, showing no respect for human life and committing barbaric acts in the name of the Government.
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