February 10, 2017
Franco-Camerounese govt troops indiscriminately shooting in a sleepy rural community called Ndop.
Citizens are unarmed but earlier reports confirmed the torching of a school by citizens who were enforcing a “no school” policy to resist the oppression of Franco-Cameroun. It seems the Fon (Chief) of this area has fled. See earlier report here
Video by Cameroon Cheetah
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