MENCHUM EX-FIGHTER DIES AFTER "LAYING DOWN HIS ARMS".

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Governor Lele welcoming Ikom Policarp back home

The Head of State last September 10^th 2019, in an address to the nation, extended a hand of fellowship to the various armed groups in the North-West and South-West Regions. “I wish to solemnly reiterate this offer today. Those who voluntarily lay down their arms and place themselves at the disposal of the Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) Centers have nothing to fear. Their fellow armed group members who are already there can testify to this.”

Ikom Polycarp, yielded to the Head of State's September 10th's clarion call, and publicly confessed during the installation ceremony of the 33^rdSenior Divisional Officer for Menchum.

Ikom Polycarp, last public outing before his untimely death

Ikom Polycarp, an ex-Ambazonian fighter, is reported to have been killed last night by unknown men in Wum after he publicly laid down his weapons, during the installation of the SDO for Menchum Division, Abdoulayi Aliou. He is said to be the President of commercial moto-bike riders.
At the moment, tongues are wagging as to why after reportedly throwing in the towel , Ikom Polycarp was abandoned to himself albeit to the wrath of separatists or others at a time when the state boastfully heralds complete security for fighters who vote the struggle with their feet. Among the topics discussed in loo tune, is this social media post from an ex-student in Wum.

Did he see it happening?

some say he is to young to write as such.

Despite this premonitory message, another message sprawled from the social media, claiming the assassination of the ex-fighter.

At the end of the day, many are asking the question to know who killed the ex-fighter. To many Menchum denizens, this is a severe blow to government’s efforts of bringing back peace in the two troubled regions.

The big question lingering on my mind right now is to know Where the much heralded rehabilitation centers are?

GRAPHIC IMAGES PLEASE WATCH OUT!!!!!!!!!!

Ikom Polycarp, last public outing before his untimely death

Investigations have been opened to bring the culprits to book and shade lights to this Nth gruesome killing in our Division.

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