This is very significant. The Cameroon govt has recognized the responsibility of the army in the #Ngarbuhmassacre.https://twitter.com/PRC_Cellcom/status/1252658002995314688 …
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I really hope official apologies go out to @ilariallegro, @KenRoth and all the individuals, human rights groups and organizations that were vilified for reporting this massacre.
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Not to forget
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So many! But they took the hardest hits. They were personally named in campaigns. Tried to get them fired, etc.
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It’s in the press release
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Truly they have to But as we know our Cameroon....I doubt they will apologize Tata
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I was just about tweeting how they were called all sorts of names!
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I am really wondering what else was expected looking at the verbal tensions that prevailed. Lord help us
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Exactly, equally to the private media stakeholders who were falsely accused on reporting facts from international organizations. Finally, the wide spread of the Ngarbu atrocities , thanks to human rights whistle blowers had a positive resonance on the administration
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It's a bold step towards 'light'. Hopefully the govt will use this unique moment to teach ministers and other senior officials to mind what they say or don't say in public when necessary.
@PR_Paul_BIYA should use this moment to highlight that justice is for all.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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