In February,
six troops and two guides were killed in the wildlife park in northern
Cameroon, known for its elephant population.
“Six members
of the defence forces and two civilian guides were killed ” on Thursday during
a clash with heavily-armed men on horseback in Bouba Ndjida national park in
the north of the country, Beti Assomo said in a statement aired on state radio.
Tragedy which
struck during an excursion to a wildlife park in northern Cameroon, reportedly
killed 3 Nigerian students.
Regional
governor Jean Abate Edi’i who spoke to newsmen, said “Following a tornado, a tree fell on to a
group of Nigerian students staying in Bouba Ndjida national park.” He further
disclosed that Sixteen students were also injured and taken to Garoua, the
capital of the Northern Region, following the incident which occurred while 50
students and six staff were on a school trip.
The late Nigerian students
have been identified as Yusuf M Bello, a 400L student, serving as the
President, Biological Science Students’ Association (BIOSSA). The others are
Nancy SamAchak, a 400 Level student Of Biology Education and Grace Fyafa
Thomas, a Botany student.
Facebook user Marafa Paul,
who penned down a tribute to his late comrades, wrote;
WHAT A DARK CLOUD FIELD
TRIP FOR TSU STUDENTS TO CAMEROON. DEAD IS WICKED.
Dead has been announced of
the Taraba State University veteran leader, the president of Biological Science
Department with two of his colleagues during their field trip to Cameroon at
the mid noon of yesterday..
There names are as follows:
1. Yusuf Mohammed
(Presidor)
2. Nancy SamAchak (Bio Edu)
3. Grace Fyafa Thomas
(BOT).
Pls pray for their
families!!!
The HOD of the Faculty of
Biological Science Dr. Robert S. Houmsu was reportedly to be unconscious since
yesterday up to now receiving treatment at the intensive care clinic in Chad,
Republic of Cameroon.
Pray for his quickest
recovery.
These were three people
that lost their lives at the noon hour of yesterday around 3:15pm after a heavy
thunderstorms during the rainfall which has broken down the most oldest and
heaviest tree which scientifically known as (khaya Senegalese), the English
name is Mahogany and in Hausa known as (Madachi). That tree was said to be
there for over a century now by the Botanists. Imagine how big n heavier the
tree could be on a human body. Pls pray for the remaining 15th people receiving
intensive treatment at the different parts of their bodies for quickest
recovery. Sleep well.
The picture of the tree you
can sight here was the pix that end dia lives after a thunderstorms in Bouba
Njidda Wild Life Park at Garua, Cameroon Republic.
Here are photos of the late
Nigerian students;
May God grant others mercy
journey back to unite with their family(s) in Jesus name. RIP!!!
Here are photos of the late
Nigerian students;
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