The Mandela Center International has raised worries over the illegal detention of Yaya Sule, a carpenter based in Ndop, North West region of Cameroon.
“According to our sources, he was subjected to acts of torture, degrading, inhumane and cruel treatment and is still being held incommunicado” the center states in its latest statement.
Detained since Wednesday, July 1, 2020, on the premises of the Ndop Public Security Station, the Mandela Center International reveals “he was mistaken for a certain Yaya from Banso who is said to be one of the donors to the separatist armed groups operating in the North West.”
The NGO has also “enjoined the Senior Divisional Officer of Ngohketunjia Division, in Ndop, Mr. Quetong Handerson kongeh to secure Yaya Sule’s release”.
Yaya Sule is one of several victims of the Anglophone crisis that has left thousands dead in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions. The conflict which escalated into an armed bloody conflict has displaced over one million citizens.
Mimi Mefo Info
By Tata Mbunwe Today, November 4, 2026, marks 44 years since Cameroon's first president, Ahmadou…
By Njoh Linda Claims by the Mayor of the Bali Council, Wandum Bunga Ernest, that…
By Njoh Linda Archbishop Andrew Nkea has called for greater fidelity to the Catholic identity…
Akumbom Elvis Mccathy was among 111 pupil lawyers who took an oath into the Cameroon…
Kongnyuy Bright Solie, one of several Cameroonians reportedly forced to fight for Russia in Ukraine…
La plateforme d'échange de cryptomonnaies Binance, première au monde par le volume des transactions, a…