Obala Diocesan priest
The community of Obala Diocese is in a state of disbelief and worry as they grapple with the sudden and alarming disappearance of Father Ignace Julien Assiga Mvondo. A priest named Father Assiga Mvondo has been reported missing since May 15, 2024. He previously served as the vicar at Marie Mère Admirable Parish in Nkomotou and was the pastor of Sainte Brigitte Parish in Emana. Speculation is swirling that he may have been taken against his will by nefarious individuals.
Father Assiga Mvondo is widely recognised for his religious service as well as his impressive range of talents and achievements. Aside from his religious responsibilities, he also has expertise in civil engineering, specifically in the construction of buildings and public infrastructure. His extensive knowledge and commitment led to his appointment as Vice-Dean of Students at the Grand Seminary of Saints Apostles in Otele.
The news of his disappearance has quickly circulated among parishioners and the broader community. There is growing alarm and a desperate call for assistance in finding him. The diocese is calling on the public to come forward with any information regarding Father Assiga Mvondo’s disappearance, in hopes of assisting the search efforts and ensuring his safe return.
It is not yet clear whether Cameroonian authorities are currently conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his disappearance. This won’t be surprising given that there is hardly a week that goes by without reports of missing persons. And in most of these cases, it is the family alone and their community who strive to find out what happened. Meanwhile, the Christian community continues to hold onto hope for positive updates regarding Father Assiga. During this challenging period, the diocese of Obala is requesting prayers and unity.
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