Inhabitants of metropolitan Bamenda are seeking answers about the perpetrators of some explosions near the Food Market and Hospital Roundab...
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Inhabitants of metropolitan Bamenda are seeking answers about the perpetrators of some explosions near the Food Market and Hospital Roundabout on the night of September 16th, 2017.
Actually, the Cameroon Tribune got it from security sources that social peace was threatened on September 16 when, some yet to be identified persons perpetrated two locally activated explosions without casualties.
It all started around 10 pm in the neighbourhood of the Bamenda Regional Hospital Roundabout where a suspect reportedly hired a taxi cab to ferry three loud speakers to the Bamenda Congress hall for a would-be event.
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| Bamenda Explosion Under Investigation |
The cab driver chose to drop the speakers in three rounds. The first trip took him and the suspect through a bumpy deviation from Food Market towards the Congress hall. Midway, the speaker exploded and in an attempt to know why, the driver was assaulted by the suspect who later escaped.
The driver reported to the security forces who moved to Hospital Roundabout and discovered that the second speaker had also exploded. The Security Officers then proceeded to cause the explosion of the third speaker.
Further investigations on-the-spot in the Congress hall uncovered two other Speakers without explosives and investigations are still on course at press time.
The Security sources also told CT that elsewhere in Bali Subdivision, three suspects who attempted to burn the residence of the Subdivisional Officer on the night of 3-4 September, 2017 were arrested on the night of September 17-18, 2017.
It emerged from the story that the suspects confessed, claiming that they were recruited by a Cameroonian in the Middle East to burn the D.Os residence and others for a fee of FCFA 50.000. - Online Sources
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