As concerns the assault on the former SDF politician in Douala, his son, Christian Moussima has assured the public that his father is doing fine at the hospital and that necessary measures are being taken to track down the perpetrators of the heinous act.
“We should try to calm down because right now, things are going in all directions. Dad is doing well. We are just calling out to the whole population to calm down. That we try to silence our emotions. Let’s just wait until we get our hands on the alleged thieves,” he reiterated.
The infamous politician was attacked on Sunday morning in Douala as he was on his way to board a bus to travel to Yaoundé. He was stabbed by his aggressors and also shot on his knee. His phone was taken away from him together with a briefcase he was carrying that contained some documents.
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