Ngar-buh Massacre

A total of seventeen (17) children were confirmed dead among forty-eight (48) civilians brutally murdered when elements of the Cameroon military raided a farm settlement in the country’s North West Region.

The raid took place on Valentine Day – Friday, February 14, 2020, in Ngar-buh, a quarter in Ntumbaw village in Ndu town – Donga Mantung, one of the region’s restive divisions.

Pregnant women were among the victims of the massacre considered the largest in 2020. A breastfeeding mother was also killed together with her 4-month-old baby, family members have confirmed.

Baby Martha execution

3-month-old baby Martha was intentionally shot and killed, Monday May 20, 2019 at about 11:15 am by elements of the Cameroon military, residents of Muyuka, a war-torn town in Cameroon’s restive South West Region where the incident took place testified.

Residents shared a graphic image and video showing the mother of the baby crying and cursing the Biya Regime while the little girl was found in the pool of her own blood on a chair in their living room with a huge opening on her nape confirmed by eyewitnesses to have been caused by bullets from the military.

The mother who lived with her little daughter at Makanga, a precinct in Muyuka explained that her daughter was sleeping while she was cooking in the kitchen when the military fired several shots before breaking into her house and murdering little Mbuh Martha who was born only three months ago as at the time of the incident.