The Emelda Foundation, a humanitarian body has reached out to a mother of six from Bole Bakundu village in the troubled South West Region of Cameroon.
“She has six kids and lost her husband to the Anglophone crisis in 2019,” revealed the leader of the delegation.
The victim, the Emelda Foundation added, “… has lived with leprosy for 10 years … She has been through a lot”.
The Foundation continues to support the widow and other underprivileged persons especially in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon.
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