Reports say two teenagers, Enduh Gilbert and Acha Randi, from Widikum Azem, in the North West Region, arrested by the police along the Bali-Bamenda road cannot be accounted for over two weeks after.
Relatives of the boys say they have searched for them in all police stations in Bamenda but have not found the boys. It is believed that the arrested teenagers are not above 17 years old, and hence still minors.
The two boys are said to have been arrested on October 28, from a bus after the police had searched their phones and found contents related the the Anglophone crisis in them.
It was because of the photos discovered in their cellphones that they were taken and have not been seen till today. Family members of the two boys have been left in tears, as they now fear the worse may have happened to their children.
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