Dr Olive Ngobo files a military complaint against Vice Admiral Joseph Fouda

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: August 31, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Dr Olive Ngobo files a military complaint against Vice Admiral Joseph Fouda

Dr. Olive Ngobo has filed a complaint with the Military Tribunal in Yaoundé against Vice Admiral Joseph Fouda, citing offenses such as corruption and abuse of function. She also mentioned being arbitrarily detained for 49 days, which caused her significant harm, including the loss of her pregnancy. Ngobo is calling for an independent investigation to establish accountability in this matter.

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