Thank youI have said a prayer for God to quickly address your dire situation.
AmenLord we bring Lloydmuh and this prayer request to you, please bless and you be glorified, in Jesus loving name, Amen!
Am using my phone. Am in Yaounde, Centre Region of Cameroonian.![]()
How are you able to get on the Net to post here?
What city , state are you in?
Maybe if we know details we can find resources that will help you.
Thank you. You're in the capital of Camaroon. Please consider contacting UNICEF there. They are able to assist you.Am using my phone. Am in Yaounde, Centre Region of Cameroonian.
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Thank you. I have already written to UNHCR. I will try UNICEF too.Thank you. You're in the capital of Camaroon. Please consider contacting UNICEF there. They are able to assist you.
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Not until 2016 that the Anglophone crisis started. We had to flee from our region to Yaounde where I am now. Have been in the Bush for more than a year before making it to Yaounde with my family.Is homelessness common in Cameroon?
so Christians are persecuted there?Not until 2016 that the Anglophone crisis started. We had to flee from our region to Yaounde where I am now. Have been in the Bush for more than a year before making it to Yaounde with my family.
Not actually. Cameroon has eight provinces(Regions), two of which are the minority English speaking. In 2016, English speaking lawyers and teachers went into strike because of the poor treatment of English speaking Cameroon, constant, harassment, marginalization and assimilation of the Minority Anglophone culture by the majority francophones. SECESSIONISTS took advantage of the situation, recruit their army and declare English speaking Cameroon an independent State of Ambazonia. The government started a crackdown process by the military and since then, about 200 villages have been burn down and the people, just like me have been wonderful from place to place. Latest report from transparency International show 12000death already.so Christians are persecuted there?
your english is very good by the wayNot actually. Cameroon has eight provinces(Regions), two of which are the minority English speaking. In 2016, English speaking lawyers and teachers went into strike because of the poor treatment of English speaking Cameroon, constant, harassment, marginalization and assimilation of the Minority Anglophone culture by the majority francophones. SECESSIONISTS took advantage of the situation, recruit their army and declare English speaking Cameroon an independent State of Ambazonia. The government started a crackdown process by the military and since then, about 200 villages have been burn down and the people, just like me have been wonderful from place to place. Latest report from transparency International show 12000death already.
I did my elementary school till High School in English. Then my University Education, Bachelor to masters in French because there was no Anglo-Saxon University.your english is very good by the way