Cameroon – “It doesn’t come from very far”: The Ocean prefect’s remark on the Fifinda murder

Author: Toto JacquesPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon – “It doesn’t come from very far”: The Ocean prefect’s remark on the Fifinda murder

His Majesty Innocent Ondoa Nkou, the senior chief of the Evouzok-Ewondo, was murdered in his palace in Fifinda on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Ocean Department prefect Bouba Haman visited the scene with his staff to assess the situation. He said the crime “doesn’t come from very far,” suggesting its source may be close by.

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