Categories: CameroonLive Update

Diamaré SDO reassures population amidst rising insecurity


The Senior Divisional Officer for Diamaré, Jean Marc Ekoa Mbarga has reassured the population of his area of command of moves to boost security.

Amidst increasing robberies, ransom demands, thefts, assaults amongst others occurring daily in the Division, steps, he said, have been taken to keep them secure

He made the promise as he met the population and discussed with the administrative and religious authorities.
The SDO asked the Divisional Officers to launch a campaign with the members of the vigilante groups who must be accompanied by the defense and security forces.




“For a few months we have been in the crosshairs of the bandits, we have lost sleep. You go to the market you finish your purchases in the night the guys go home well armed. It’s really scary, we’re overwhelmed,” narrated a resident.

The SDO of Diamaré faced with these multiple robberies at home began a safety tour. Jean Marc Ekoa Mbarga toured the different districts that make up Diamaré, his command territory.

“We have to look each other in the eye and tell certain truths, especially when the administrative authority comes in person to report on the spot. After the departure of the SDO, we must not stay behind to talk,” said a head of a family in the locality.


During his tour, Jean Marc assured the population that security measures are being put in place to curb the increasing rate of atrocities in the Division.

By Amina Hilda

————————————-
The Mimi Mefo Info Team, (MMI) appreciates all your constant support.

We are driven by the fact that you remain our only source of inspiration, as we continue to gather, write and publish stories without fear or favour.

These are, however, very trying times for several journalists, especially for MMI whose reporters have to brave all the odds to work remotely for fear of reprisal attacks.

That’s why we continue to ask for your constant support.

How to support us!

*Please share our website link with friends and loved ones daily


*You can also support our dynamic team working day in and day out to keep you up to date, with any amount.

Use the following payment methods:

PayPal: contact@mimimefoinfo.com

Mobile money: +237679135573

Bank Transfer: Account name: MIMI MEFO INFO LTD
IBAN: GB49TCCL04140456360181
SWIFT/BIC: TCCLGB3L
Intermediary bank SWIFT: BARCGB22 (only use if required by sender bank)*

Mimi Mefo Info (MMI)

Recent Posts

Les notables Boneleke sonnent la charge contre le gouverneur et le « sacre » de « King Akwa »

Le collège des notables de Boneleke, qui se dit coutumièrement compétent pour choisir le chef…

4 hours ago

Maroua: New Mechanical Sweeper Faces the Persistent Challenge of Insanitary Conditions

The fight against insanitary conditions in Maroua is taking a new step with the arrival…

9 hours ago

Why Cameroon does not celebrate 1 October as Reunification Day

Sixty-five years after reunification, Cameroon gives its main national celebration to the constitutional change that…

1 day ago

Limbe Pastor Arrested for Allegedly Beating 13-year-old Girl to Death

A Limbe-based pastor, Mbah Michael, founder of Christ Accomplishment Ministry International, has been arrested in…

1 day ago

Crise anglophone : sept ans après, l’appel de Michelle Bachelet à un dialogue constructif reste d’actualité

À l'occasion du 1er octobre, La Nouvelle Expression ressort l'appel lancé en octobre 2019 par…

1 day ago

65 Years On: Why October 1 Means More to Anglophone Cameroonians

Today marks 65 years since the English-speaking regions of Cameroon (formerly Southern Cameroons) got independence…

1 day ago