April 5, 2025, Bamenda Mexam State Norther Ambazonia: Residents of Chomba, a village in Bamenda II, Ambazonia, were left horrified by the discovery of over 12 dead bodies dumped across various locations—Mass Killing in Chomba. The corpses were found at Bamenda Food Market, Hospital Roundabout, Brazzaries Junction, and inside Chomba itself. All the victims had their hands tied behind their backs, a chilling sign of execution-style killings. Among the dead was Njie Fidelis, a civilian abducted weeks earlier by Cameroon Occupation Forces.

Cameroon Occupation Forces Accused of War Crimes

Mass Killing in Chomba: Local witnesses confirm hearing gunfire coming from an abandoned house the night before the discovery. All evidence and patterns of brutality point directly to the Cameroon Occupation Forces, who have repeatedly used abduction, torture, and extrajudicial killings to terrorize the Ambazonian population. This massacre bears the hallmarks of a state-coordinated operation designed to eliminate civilians in war zone.

Pattern of Violence Rooted in Colonial Oppression

Mass Killing in Chomba: Chomba has long suffered under Cameroon’s occupation Forces. The discovery of these 12 corpses is not an isolated event but part of a broader campaign of systemic repression and colonization.

Gross Violations of International Laws and Human Rights

These Mass killings in Chomba are a clear and severe violation of International Humanitarian Laws and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The public execution and disposal of civilians by a state military force constitute war crimes under the Geneva Conventions. The actions of the Cameroon Occupation Forces in Ambazonia are not just illegal—they are crimes against humanity. The international community must not remain silent as the people of Ambazonia face daily atrocities under occupation.