Where is Mr Suh Amanwi? His family needs him.

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A Father of three formal Teacher In a School in Bello Subdivision , Boyo Division in North West Cameroon is nowhere to be found. Mr Suh Amawi as he is from Bafut but was a teacher in Bello who left the Subdivision with His Wife and three Children to settle in Bamenda as Internally Displaced Persons(IDPs) has not been seen for days now. According to his wife, She got informed that Some gunmen dressed in military atire believed to be Cameroon Soldiers  on partol were spotted around T-Junction in Bamenda II municipality were seen beating his husband mercilessly to the point that he was bleeding from the so many wounds he received. After which she wentout to Gandameries, police stations , hospitals etc to seen if the her husband was detain in any of the centres or given his critical conditions he was taken to any hospital but didn't get any information on his whereabouts after the beating. She also went to different streets to see if her husband's corpse was dumped in any but didn't see . The reason why he was beaten is not known. The woman continues in the searh for Mr Suh Amanwi , her husband and father of her three children. Please if you come across any information on Mr Suh  Amanwi's where about contact 670040473 so that his family can know his condition and where he is if dead or alive so as to reach him.

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