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The constants power cut in Bambili and Tubah sub division as a whole has further compounded the already complicated procedure in the issuance of National Identity Cards. In a bid to salvage the situation, Hon. Agho Oliver of Bafut-Tubah Constituency donated a 4000kilowatts Generator to the Bambili Public Security Police Station on Monday July 20, 2020 where ID cards are issued. “I was passing one day around the police and I saw a crowd outside the police station. When i tried to find out, i was told they were there to establish I D cards. It is abnormal that, people will spend weeks to establish the document because of unstable electricity supply. Students need this document to go in for competitive entrance examinations and many others. This is why I decided to donate this 4000Kilowatts generator to help salvage the situation” . Hon. Agho told DrayInfos. Hon. Agho Oliver Handing Over The Generator To The Tubah Administration. According to the Divisional Officer for Tubah, Alim Gar

By Raymond Dingana Woman Butchered To Death In Mbengwi. Commercial biker dies because of 500Fcfa. Vehicle Belonging To Humanitarian Agency Kills Three. Journalists Almost Beat Up Driver Who Knocked Down Three Persons. Man’s Head Shattered By A Sex Worker. Fire Consumes Five Shops In Bamenda.  B’da II D O Enjoins To Stamp Out Torture, Threatening Of Persons. Brewery Truck roasted In Santa. Armed men seized Vehicle belonging to mobile communication company.     Murder:  Mbengwi Council Accountant Butchered To Death. S ecurity officials in Mbengwi, Momo Division of the North West Region of Cameroon are investigating the murder of Enjoh Irene, who was an accountant at the Mbengwi council. She was butchered to death at her Mbengwi G.R.A residence on the night of Sunday breaking Monday by unidentified individuals. According to Mbengwi online, the husband of the deceased has been taken for questioning given that, they have been having some marital

By Raymond Dingana Police Officer Attempts Undressing A Pregnant woman. Man Killed By Unidentified Gun Men. Beneficiaries Of PPRD Hide In Bushes As Soldiers Raid Village. Catholic Boarding Schools In Bamenda Hit By Corona Virus. 'Kwifor' To Go After Defaulters Of Anti-Covid-19 Measures In Nkwen.   Pregnant Woman Almost Stripped Naked By Police Officer. A   Pregnant woman on board a township taxi is said to have almost seen her dress pulled off from her body by a police officer at Ngeng’s Junction in Bamenda, capital of the NWR of Cameroon. Talking to DrayInfos recently, an eye witness who was on board the same taxi said, it was all because of the face mask: “ We were in a taxi when we got to Ngeng’s Junction where the police were controlling car documents and others. There was a woman in the taxi without her face mask on. When asked why she was not wearing it, she said she was pregnant and had just removed it to be able to have some fresh ai

By Raymond Dingana One hundred Hand wash stations of 220 liters each, six hundred liters of liquid soap amongst others have been distributed to the fifty eight quarters that make up the Nkwen Fondom and the Representatives of some religious and educational establishments in Nkwen to help arrest the spread of the dreaded Covid-19 pandemic. The items that were distributed by HRM, Fon Azehfor III of Nkwen, Sunday June 28, 2020 came thanks to the magnanimity of Sons and Daughters of Nkwen under the umbrella of the Nkwen Cultural and Development Association-NCDA. During the handover ceremony at the Nkwen Fon’s Palace, HRM, Fon Azehfor III extended words of thanks and appreciation to all those who contributed to the success of the event. He however warned that, the heavy hands of the palace will fall on those not making judicious use of the gadgets. “ I want to thank you all for the sacrifice you have made despite this hard times to see in to that, we stay safe from Covid-19 because o

By Raymond Dingana Some stake holders in the plan to reconstruct and development the embittered North West and South West Regions of Cameroon have disagreed on whether reconstruction and development should come before peace of the other way round. During his five -day visit to the NWR that was aimed at creating awareness and sensitizing the beneficiaries of the Plan, the National Coordinator of the PPRD, Minister Tasong Paul said, reconstruction and development can go on without a complete return to peace. "We are aware of the disbelief of many and the bad faith of others. A question has been address to me many times to know if we can rebuild when peace has not yet fully returned. As I said in each occasion; as I will say tomorrow; I'm saying now that, the answer is a big yes. Yes because reconstruction is a path way to peace, yes because it will be done gradually from peaceful and secured areas to the more unstable areas”. Minister Tasong said. National Coordinator Of Th

By Raymond Dingana The necessity for the return of peace for meaningful development to take place was again spotlighted in what has now come to be known as "the Bamenda Declaration of June 26,2020". According to the document that was read by Mr.Ndzerem Stephen Njodzeka of SHUMAS,   the exchanges went beyond reconstruction and development as the participants saw the need for the return of peace to the region so that meaningful development can take place, the reconciliation of all sons and daughters of the region so that they can pull all our resources together and rebuild what the declaration described as the once beautiful, prosperous North West Region. The restoration of social cohesion, the provision of livelihood for the jobless, the restoration of human dignity ,through sensitization, change of mind set, of the entire population of the region were also highlighted. This according to the declaration will enable all to embark on the peace building process and pave the