Mora Divisional Officer found dead in living room

The Divisional Officer of Mora, in the Mayo-Sava Division of the Far North Region, Eloundou Amougou Ferdinand Arnaud, was found dead in the living room of his residence this Friday, April 19, 2024.

The young civil administrator took command a little over 2 months ago after his appointment into the position on January 18.

Before his assignment to Mora, he held the position of First Assistant Divisional Officer in Nanga Eboko.

Originally from Lobo in the Lekie Division of the Center Region, he is the younger brother of Colonel Magloire Aristide Eloundou Mesmin, current second in command at the Directorate General of External Research (DGRE).

The cause of Mr Ferdinand Arnaud’s death remains uncertain at the moment.

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