Two ELECAM bosses killed within 24 hours in Bamenda

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By Akumbom Elvis
The two delegates killed

The ELECAM divisional branch delegate for MOMO division of the North West region Kahyi John Fai has been lynched in his compound in Bamenda.

Popularly called ( In charge), John Fai was beaten to death by a mob at New road neighborhood in Bamenda 3, this January 19th 2023.

According to our sources, a thief who was caught early Thursday morning 19th of January 2023, breaking into a house at the neighborhood, had disclosed that John Fai was his boss. The thief is reported to have revealed that his boss Kahyi John Fai has been buying all the stolen items he and his gang brings to him. The thief equally revealed other deals with John Fai in relation to stolen items.

The crowd is reported to have stormed his compound at new road, pull him out and got him well beaten untill he was almost giving up the ghost, and was rushed to PMI Nkwen where he was confirmed dead.

Quarter members of New Road confirmed to our sources that the DD of ELECAM in MOMO is noted for dealing with youths and other persons who's characters are questionable in Bamenda town

His corpse was taken to the mortuary.

The killing of Kaihyi John Fai this January 19th 2023, comes after the shooting to death of the ELECAM divisional branch delegate for Jakiri Yufela Gilbert , on the night of January 18th 2023 at about 8pm at Foncha Junction.

Gunmen allegedly Amba fighters are reported to have attacked him infront of his gate at Foncha Junction,  as he returned home at about 8pm. No seperatist group has claimed responsibility so far. 

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