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WHY MARCUS RASHFORD WAS ABSENT FOR THE FULHAM GAME

Ayah Paul Abine pays visit to the central prison. Meets Mancho.

 
 One of the advocates of the anglophone crises, Ayah Paul who was released by presidential decree a week or two ago went back to the central prison. This time not as a convict but as a father. He went with food stuff and a lot more to salut all the other anglophone brothers and all those who were taken in as a result for them. This shows he is not just sympathetic but he also empathizes with them. After being there for more than 8 months, he knew it is not easy to be there especially when those who are out do not get to think of you. He was appraised for this generous gesture of his.
He did not go there alone. Ayah Paul Abineh was accompanied by the National organizing secretary of the party P.A.P. He met detainees like Mancho Bibixy, and a lot others. He continued to demand the unconditional release of all anglophones who were taken in in the course of the Anglophone crises. He put smiles in the faces of many detainees as they felt the joy of not being abandoned.
Ayah Paul continued saying that dialogue can only peacefully pull through after the release of the detainees.
Ayah Paul With Food Items At Yaounde Central Prison.

While counting on the government to take a step farther to the right direction, the population of the North west  and South West regions of Cameroon wait in earnest expectations.

SOURCE: EQUINOX TELEVISION

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