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@Adunnishadollar That’s a bad attribute from ehidreme-
And thanks to the government who acted immediately
+ your direction got the wrong string, ehidreme is not Igbo or an Igbo name
@chippercashapp
Big fraud app @officialEFCC should check
No customer care line to call
No response from the online support
No email support
No working official website -
Nigerians should help @arojinle1@DanielRegha
Over 2days now, I can’t withdraw even water I no get
Now !
Don’t you people have your own particular country ??? I mean migration is your ideal system of becoming a part of a country but from the actual sense; Don’t Fulani have their own country they are mostly categorized into
An Open Letter to the Cameroon Government and the People of Cameroon on the Mass Immigration of Fulani Pastoralists from Nigeria
Dear People of Cameroon 🇨🇲
@diplocam_minrex
I write this open letter with a heart full of concern, hope, and a deep appeal to humanity, brotherhood, and compassion.
Currently, there is a caravan of Fulani pastoralists from Nigeria, with millions of their animals comprising cattle, sheep, and donkeys, trooping into your country. These are not just people moving from one place to another; they are families, mothers, fathers, children, the elderly, and the sick, carrying their lives, their hopes, and their means of survival along with their animals.
Please, do not panic. They are refugees fleeing insecurity, hardship, and attacks from tribal militias and other armed groups in Nigeria. They are people searching for safety, peace, green pastures, and water for their animals the same basic needs that every human being desires.
Yes, there are criminal activities being committed by a few bad elements among pastoralist communities, as there are in every society. But we must not allow the actions of a few individuals to become a reason to condemn an entire community of innocent men, women, and children who are suffering and searching for refuge.
Please, in the interest of humanity, embrace them. Allow them to continue their journey to safe destinations that range from the bushes and forests of Cameroon, where they can continue their pastoralist way of life, to other parts of Central Africa. Part of this caravan is heading toward Central Africa, Gabon, as well as the bushes and forests of Congo, seeking safety for their lives and searching for green pastures and water for their animals.
To the people of Cameroon, remember that welcoming those in need is a reflection of humanity, compassion, and African brotherhood. The strength of our continent has always been found in our ability to support one another during moments of difficulty.
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