Cameroon Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, visited victims of terrorist attacks in the Northwest region on October 6. He brought a message of encouragement and support from President Paul Biya and First Lady Chantal Biya to those affected. The minister's visit was aimed at providing comfort and reassurance to the victims and their families. Atanga Nji also inspected the condition of the patients and met with hospital officials.
Two individuals, B enyela Godwin Tafoang and Chancelline N., who were victims of separate attacks, received visits from Minister Atanga Nji. Tafoang, a proviseur at the Lycée bilingue d'Atiela-Bamenda, was shot by terrorists on September 25 while on his way to work. Chancelline N., a hairdresser, was kidnapped on October 3 along with two friends but was rescued by security forces. The minister offered words of encouragement and promised that the perpetrators would be brought to justice.
During his visit, Minister Atanga Nji instructed that the two patients receive full medical care at the state's expense. He also provided financial assistance to support their recovery. The minister's visit was seen as a gesture of solidarity and support from the government to the victims of terrorism in the region. The attacks have caused concern among local residents and authorities.
In addition to visiting the patients, Minister Atanga Nji distributed 200 complete maternity kits to pregnant women registered at the Bamenda Regional Hospital. The kits were provided in the name of President Paul Biya and First Lady Chantal Biya. The distribution of maternity kits aims to support expectant mothers in the region.
The terrorist attacks in the Northwest region have raised concerns about security and stability. The government has been working to address the issue and provide support to affected communities. Minister Atanga Nji's visit was seen as part of the government's efforts to show solidarity and provide assistance to those affected.
The Cameroon government has been actively involved in efforts to combat terrorism and promote peace in the region. The minister's visit to the Bamenda Regional Hospital was a demonstration of the government's commitment to providing support to victims of terrorism. The government has also been working to improve security and prevent further attacks.
The visit by Minister Atanga Nji ended with a promise to ensure that those responsible for the attacks are brought to justice. The government has vowed to take a proactive approach to addressing the issue of terrorism in the region. The minister's visit provided reassurance to the victims and their families that the government is committed to providing support and ensuring their safety.
Key points
- The Cameroon government is providing support to victims of terrorist attacks in the Northwest region.
- Minister Atanga Nji distributed 200 maternity kits to pregnant women at the Bamenda Regional Hospital.
- The government has vowed to bring perpetrators of terrorist attacks to justice.
