By Amina Hilda
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The students are said to have stayed away from the exercise owing to a separatist imposed ghost town.
Some said the did so for their own safety.
“Amba declared May 20th, a ghost town day, we are now being punished by school authorities because we stayed at home for our safety, we do not know what to do anymore,” a student told MMI.
Most families, especially those in Buea, resorted to keeping their children home in the face of the threats for fear of the unknown.
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