By SAH TERENCE ANIMBOM “Living in the North West Region of Cameroon at these trying times of the scare of the Anglophone crisis that has gone from bad to worse with brutal deaths from the barrel of the gun recorded on a daily basis as well as deaths caused by torture from either the military or armed separatist fighters, with even more fear compounded by the outbreak of the corona virus that has set people in perpetual panic, and now a chronically epileptic power supply chain that has sent Bamenda city dwellers back to the days of candles and kerosene…
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